The Lighter Side Imitation Japanese car idea
The piece argues postwar Japan built an economy by imitating Zippo lighters and suggests the U S auto industry should copy Japan by creating a small imitation Japanese car powered by a wick and lighter fluid. It speculates on pollution and market dominance for small cars amid German and Japanese competition.
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Japan
U.S
West Germany
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Volkswagen
John Wayne to Host NBC Special Swing Out Sweet Land
Hollywood legend John Wayne discusses his NBC television special Swing Out Sweet Land to air November 28. He notes the show blends musical comedy and American history from the infancy of the United States, featuring top performers and sketches while stressing patriotism and tradition. Wayne criticizes modern schooling and laments taxes despite stardom.
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Vernon Scott
Hollywood
John Wayne
Sam
Goldwyn Studios
Wayne
NBC
Pitchirig
Ben Hope
Dean Martin
Rowan and Martin
Red Skelton
Lucille Bal
Jack Benny
Loren Green
Tom Smothers
America
United States
Jane
Duke
CME Telegram partnership notice and subscription pricing
The CME Telegram publishes in Columbus Nebraska with carrier and mail delivery options. Subscription rates are two dollars monthly by carrier in Columbus, and one hundred fifty dollars per year by mail to Nebraska and other states.
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CME
27Th Avenue
Columbus
Neb
Coutts
Nebraska
Platte
Ferrick
Nancey
Hebraska
Draft board inquiry reaches Army sergeant in Fort Wayne
Charles V Hopkins an Army sergeant and enlistment adviser at the Army Reserve Training Center in Fort Wayne Ind received a letter Monday from his local draft board asking for his whereabouts and draft status. He enlisted 15 years ago and said he joined before he could legally register. He wonders if he could be drafted away from his current post.
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Houston
Puffin Hatches At Bronx Zoo First In Captivity
A tufted puffin hatched at the Bronx Zoo in New York, the first known hatch in captivity. Zoo officials noted the sea bird, nicknamed the sea parrot for its large triangular bill, resides in the aquatic birdhouse after previous eggs failed to hatch.
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New York
The
Bronx
Astrological Forecast by Sidney Omarr for Thursday
The page presents an astrological forecast for Thursday September 24 by Sidney Omarr. Aries through Pisces are described with guidance on focus, finances, relationships, and personal initiative, noting caution against sentimentality and urging clear communication and practical steps. The reading emphasizes personal growth, decision making, and responses to upcoming opportunities.
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Sidney Omarr
Jobs and housing split forcefully in urban suburbs
Ernest Erber, research director of the National Committee Against Discrimination in Housing, argues that hundreds of thousands of poor people cannot find jobs while suburbs struggle to hire unskilled workers. He cites New York City job losses and suburban gains, notes commuting barriers, and urges subsidized housing expansion in suburbs to align housing with the new job locations.
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Arnold B.sawislak
Washington
Thamas
Hobbes
Joseph Heller
Ernest Erber
Erber
National Committee
Labor Department
Manpower
Irber
New York City
Ford: Motor Co
Mahiyah
Ford
New York
Almanac News: September 24, 1970 historical notes
On September 24 1970 Almanac notes mark the 266th day with planetary positions. Notable events include Jones defeating Serapis in 1779, Dempsey losing to Tunney in 1926, UN Relief and Rehabilitation Administration formation in 1943, and the 1850 Internal Security Act registration provisions. A thought quotes John Paul Jones saying I have just begun to fight.
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John Paul Jones
Scotland
Jack Dempsey
Gene’ Tunney
Philadelphia
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Britain
Russia
China
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Congress
Supreme Court
Radio poll shows Exon leading Tiemann in Nebraska race
A Yankton radio poll on Radio WNAX indicated J. J. Exon leading incumbent Norbert Tiemann for Nebraska governor. The 18 voters were split with 6 for Exon, 5 for Tiemann, and 2 for Albert Walsh of the American Party.
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Tiemann
Yankton
UPI
Roll
Tiessay
J.J. Exon
Norbert Tiemann
Nebraska
WNAX
Albert Walsh
Area visitations spread across region in social weekend
Area residents from David City to Grand Island and Columbus shared Sunday meals and weekend visits. Guests included Jim Wilson family and Lonnie Nelson of Grand Island at Clair Brannen’s, plus Dick Mahonny and sons from Lincoln. Visits also tied to Brannen, Vlack families in Columbus, Ebel and Orr households, Goetzinger and Redler clans, and Hines family from North Bend.
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David City
Jim Wilson
Lonnie Nelson
Grand Island
Clair Brannen
Dick Mahonny
Sons
Lincoln
George Brannen Sr
David City Hospital
Jennifer
Theresa Vlack
Richard Vlack
Columbus
Rank Vlack
Jerry Okrina
Hon Shipley
Edwin Orr
Oqmah
Jim Redler
Doug
Walter Goetzinger
Sandra
Petersburg
Ted Redler
Albion
Wes Rohren
Marvin Hines
North Bend
Bitter runoff trial in Georgia ends today
In Georgia the Democratic runoff to nominate a governor pits Jimmy Carter against Carl Sanders in a bitter contest. Moderates Carter and Sanders vie for a lead while Andrew Young and Wyvan Lowe seek the congressional seat in the Suh District. Fielder Thompson faces GOP challenger in Atlanta as Maddox stays neutral.
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Atlanta
Jimmy
Carter
Georgia
Carl
Sanders
Lester G. Maddox
Suh
Andrew Young
Martin Luther .King Jr
Wyvan C. Lowe
Fielder Thompson
Garter
Tate
Grivalé
Tany
United Press Colorado Centennial Note
United Press notes Colorado's status as the Centennial State, marking 1876 as the year it joined the Union a century after the Declaration of Independence.
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United Press International
Colorado
Galvanized Yankees attacked by Indians near Fort Kearny
An 1865 account details a detachment of three companies of Confederate prisoners serving as Galvanized Yankees, poorly armed and attacked east of Elm Creek Station by Pawnee and Cheyenne forces. Private Twyman survived after being scalped. the episode sparked blame between Colonel Livingston and General Dodge over missing arms and misidentification of attackers and stock.
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Fort Kearny
Fort Leavenworth Military Hospital
Nebraska State Historical Society
Jett Co
Leavenworth
Joii
Nebraska
Jefferson Fields
C Company
Fields
Little Blue
Elm Creek
Washington
Fulton
Dodge
Robert ‘Livingston
Kearny
Livingston
Connor
Pawne
Pawnee
Soloneh
J'attae
Sand Creek
Colorado
Hog production in low increases
Washington reports Iowa hog production rose as farmers in a 10 state Midwest area plan to raise sows producing pigs in the September November quarter by 13 percent versus a year earlier. Projections for December February show a 6 percent rise, aiding national pork supply into next spring and early summer.
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Washington
UPI
Iowa
National Park
Man Drowns In Vat Of Wine At Uruguay Winery
Pablo Aldrovandi Garcia aged 37 fell into a 4000 gallon vat in a winery warehouse 75 miles northeast of Montevideo in Minas Uruguay and drowned. Firemen drained the vat to recover the body during the incident observed by police on Tuesday.
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Minas
Uruguay
UPI
Pablo Aldrovandi Garcia
Minds
Montevideo
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