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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1971

Page

1

Caution urged for snow shoveling to prevent heart strain

The Nebraska Heart Association warns men of middle age and beyond about overexertion while shoveling snow. They advise medical clearance for those with heart disease, paced activity, frequent rests, and proper dress to avoid heavy, unsafe exertion, with tips on timing, breaks, technique, and not relying on women to shovel.

Nebraska Rt Association Nebraska Nebraska Heart Octasion Nebraska Dleart Association

UN admits mainland China and expels Nationalists

The United Nations General Assembly voted to admit mainland China and expel Nationalist China, a shift that dismayed many Americans. Nixon expressed dismay, while Chiang Kai-shek condemned the action as illegal. The vote spurred U.S. Senate debates over UN funding and Indochina policy, as typhoon disaster struck Vietnam and Britain approved market entry. Fischer defeated Petrasyan to challenge the Soviet world champion next spring.

United Press International United Nations General Assembly China Corumuinist United Nations Nixon Peking U.N Chiang Kai-shek U.S U.S. Senate Senate Indochina Vietnam Chu Lat House of Commons England Britain Europe America Bobby Fischer Tigran Petrasian Soviet Union Fischer Bams Pest

Metzger honored on closing day at Nebraska Capitol

Cecil Metzger a 68 year old state agriculture chemist who has served 42 years was honored by Exon today on his last day at work. His name appears on a vial at the foot of the Lower porch of the Capitol as a tribute to workers from the construction era. Metzger plans to remain in Nebraska after retirement saying the state has been good to him.

Lincoln Tupa State Agricuture Department Cav. d. i Exon Cecil Metzger Capitol University of Nebraska Metager Nebraska Nav Lotto Nebraska

Telegram publication details and subscription rates

The Telegram lists publication days, postal handling, and subscription costs. It cover charges for Columbus Nebraska area and broader Nebraska and surrounding states, with instructions for change of address and postage details.

Parents Use Communication to Curb Drug Use Says Expert

Dr Leon Tee, a child psychiatrist, warns parental engagement reduces drug use while offering practical tips. He cites a Connecticut study of 1700 students showing 32 percent had experimented or were using drugs, urges parents to improve face to face dialogue within two feet, use single concise sentences, avoid questions that shut down talk, and model the behavior. Tee and his wife Nechenma, sociologist, emphasize consistent parental presence and demonstrations of care, with Mrs Tee teaching at Trinity College and directing research at a Child Guidance Center.

Leon Tee Moms E Kl Peu Tee Br Veo Nechenma

Mrs Frank Charipar Returns From Wisconsin Visit

Mrs Frank Charipar traveled to China Falls Wisconsin visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Albin Charipar and family. She also met the Richard Marty family Mr and Mrs Joe Popelka and Warren Spath during the trip.

Leigh Frank Charipar China Falls Wis Albin Charipar Richard Marty Joe Popelka Warren Spath

Astrological Forecast for the Zodiac

Aries to Pisces predictions mix typos and unclear phrases but note guidance on confidence, practical steps, and personal themes. Highlights include focusing on realism, research, and independence, with birthdays emphasizing inventiveness and steady professional and emotional footing.

USCC Starts Telephone Drive On Wage Boosts

The U S Chamber of Commerce launched a telephone campaign urging President Nixon to permit retroactive wage increases in phase 2 of his economic plan. Archie Davis said business leaders fear the program could fail if union leaders prevail. He sent telegrams to about 2,700 chamber offices and hopes to reach Fortunes’ top customers for support.

Omaha UPL Ihe U.S. Chamber of Commerce Nixon Archie Davis National Chamber Davis Onaha Chamber of Commerce Nebraska Association of Commerce and Industry Chamber Ant Din Hol

Lighter Side on Carbon Monoxide in Space

Washington columnist notes reports by Dr. Anna Penzias of Bell Labs that carbon monoxide clouds pervade the Orion Nebula and parts of Sagittarius, sparking debate on space funding while speculating about life on other planets and potential fuel innovations.

Dick West Washington OPT National Academy of Sciences Anna Pensias Bell Laboratories Academy Orion Penzias Orion Nebula Sagittarius

First player plan patented in 1897 by Ki. S. Voley

The record notes that Ki. S. Voley, an LLB engineer, secured a patent in 1897 for an initial player plan. The document identifies the inventor and year as key facts in the historical note.

United Press International LLB Ki. S. Voley

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