Thanksgiving reflections on peace and purpose in a troubled era
The piece argues for a peacetime path in Vietnam era politics, credits Kissinger with Paris talks, and urges weighing future military actions. It laments armed conflict, emphasizes gratitude, and recalls the Pilgrims and biblical gratitude to God, urging return to priorities and the daily practice of thankfulness.
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Henry Kissinger
Paris
United States
Korea
Vietnam
Rams
Vikings
Bison alum Doug Black coaches Radcliffe Cardinals to 35-0 title win
Former Buffalo Center star Doug Black, now coach of the Radcliffe Cardinals, guided his team to the championship after a 35-0 victory over Hamburg. Radcliffe’s defense intercepted seven passes and limited Hamburg to ten completions for 94 yards. The article also traces Buffalo Center Osage standings and conference history through 1972, noting Buffalo Center’s consistent play and regional rivalries.
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Buffalo
Bison
Buffalo Center
Doug Black
Radcliffe Cardinals
Doug
Central
Waco
Hamburg
Cardinal
Radcliffe
Quietus
Congratulations
Regents Order From Comptroller Cites Selden Call
State Comptroller issues last summer directive via Selden calling for all state agencies to comply with a Capitol News Letter notice. The memo outlines regulatory steps and targets agencies for swift action.
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Selden
Budgetary cuts surprise Iowa Regents list
Iowa officials balked at a board of regents action listing low priority items for 1972 75 spending including elimination of WOI radio at Iowa State University the University of Iowa bands and curtailed student aid programs. Governor Ray supports a fair share outlook but will review hearings before decisive action. The regents seek 248.1 million in operating funds for the biennium.
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Board of Regents
Iowa State University
Highlanders
University of Iowa
University of Northern Iowa
Robert Ray
Regents
Ray
Handicap Village Celebrates Second Thanksgiving Day
Handicap Village marks its second Thanksgiving with residents sharing duties from cooking to gardening. Some residents will be with family while others stay at the Village, which provides a humanistic residence for handicapped adults and operates with minimal staff and costs.
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Handicap Village
Towan's
Towans
Alvin Winter to Become DX Station Operator in Buffalo Center
In Tribune files from November 22, 1962, Alvin Winter will take over as the new DX station operator on November 26, replacing Merrill Albers who resigned after leasing the Philips 66 station at Main Street and Highway 9. The Buffalo Center Volunteer Fire Department hosted a T-bone steak supper at the Center Cafe, with Rural Fire Board members as benefactors.
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Tribune Files
Alvin Winter
Merrill Albers
Phillips 66
Main Street
Highway 9
Buffalo Center
Center
Rural Fire Board
Fire destroys grains at Steano DeBoer farm
Fire at the Steano DeBoer farm ruins 3000 bushels of corn and 1600 bushels of oats after a brass fire gets out of control. Harold Gilbert returns from Austria to resume work at Jensvold store in Elmore Minnesota. Also notes furloughs for Vern Bolsinger and Rudolph Winter and a Buffalo Center Bison football win by 7 to 11 over Belmond. T. A. Wilson Act advertises mens silk ties two for a dollar and children's dresses at local store.
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Belmond
Britt
Buffalo Center
Lake Mills
Steano DeBoer
Harold Gilbert
Austria
U.S
Jensvold
Elmore
Minnesota
Tribune Files
Vern Bolsinger
Rudolph Winter
Buffalo Center Bison
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George A. Carman
ATATE
Merlyn FR. Elman
Katherine B. Carman
Aline Day
Pauline
Kossuth
Hancock
Rutiato Center
Lowe
Poriotfine
Mecca
Osage
North Iowa
Bermond
UIC
New” Gymnasium
Forest City
M. R. Elman
Wwe
We Lake Mills
AL Buffalo Center
Garner
Lake Mil
Asrith
AG Osage Vena
Forest
Garn
Northwood X
Northwood
The
Capitol News
Iowa Development Commission
Iowa
McGregor
Lake Rathbun
DeSoto Bend
George Thiem
Crop Insurance Research Bureau
Des Moines
Hall
Albert Rutledge
Farmers Mutual Hail
Towa
Fred Morgan
Square Deal Mutual
Pocahontas County
Senate
James B. Turner
Centerville
Turner
BEEK
Michael Sellers
Craig Beek
Town Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Robert Blair
Beck
State Bureau of Criminal Investigation
BCI
Paul
Tarsus
Christ
Damascus
Jesus
Calvary
God
Jesus Christ
Apostle
Winnebago County
Wallace Swanson
Robert Thompson
Swanson
Grant Gleaners
Thompson
Norway Vikings
Clayton Rolands
Clarence Milbrandt
Standard Oil
Larry Weaver
Merril and
Faye Albers
Hin
Farmers Buffalo Center
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
T. A. Wilson
Cans Corr
Laundromat
Buffalo Boosters
Phil and
Ethel Heiman
Helen Franke Donegar
Larry's Hardware L. C. and
Edna Buffalo Center
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