McCloskey Eyes 1972 Republican Presidential Bid
Washington reports that Rep. Paul N. McCloskey may enter the 1972 GOP presidential race as a peace candidate. His potential challenge surfaces amid White House doubts about Nixon re election and debates on Vietnam policy, troop withdrawals, and economic concerns. McCloskey, a 43 year old from California, would face a field including party veterans and possible bid by prominent figures as New Hampshire primaries loom.
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Paul N. McCloskey
Gene McCarthy
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McCarthy
Lyndon J3. Johnson
Enpshire
Wisconsin
Johnson
Hubert H. Harmaphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Congress
House
Senate
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U.S
New Hampshire
Californi
Desperadoes surrender after jail breakout near Honolulu
In Hawaii, five of six escapees from Maliwa jail surrendered and were recaptured. Medeiros, Cuevas, and Silva were saved from a Kahala house where police armed with shotguns and rifles seized them. Two other escapees were nabbed along highways. Edward Hose remained at large. Authorities say the group faces seven murder charges. Brown had a 40 year term for armed robbery. Police involved exceeded two hundred officers in the manhunt.
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Medeiros
Ames
MI6
Kahala
Daniel Cuevas
Edward L. Silva
Jack Lord
Richard Boone
Clare Booth J.yer
Volive
Brown
Injunction signals shift in global pharmaceutical patent battles
A Miami federal injunction forbidding sale of an Italian made drug to protect Lillys Darvon patent could reshape patent enforcement in the drug industry. The piece notes Italys lack of drug patents, the tough history of prelim injunctions, and broader concerns over rising R&D costs and patent protection worldwide. It cites the London Financial Times and T Times on Italy vs. US patent dynamics and price pressures.
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Leroy Pope
UPI
NEA Y York
Miami
London
Free World
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United States
Aly
Italy
Efi Lilyan
Inianapolis
Paolo C. Carlotti
Lilly
U.S
Haly
London Financial ‘Times
Europe
North America
Britain
France
Wayne State College conferred cum laude honors at commencement
Wayne State College awarded cum laude honors to Lawrence Pilakowski of Genoa with a 3.48 average and Norma Hedik of Clarkson with a 3.44. The spring speaker was Dr. G. Neihardt, Lincoln poet laureate and Wayne graduate. Five seniors earned magna cum laude and 22 graduated cum laude, led by Larry Lee Smith of Plattsmouth with the top 3.68 average.
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Wayne
Wayne State College
Lawrence Pilakowski
Genoa
Norma Hedik
Clarkson
Data G. Neihard
Linraln
Nebraska
Fifeven
Larry Lee Smith
Plattsman
Beef field day set in Schuyler
Schuyler event features Frank Baker of the University of Nebraska as speaker at 9 30 am at the Nebraska Beef Cattle Testing Station west of Schuyler. Kim Gosy will also speak. In the afternoon, at 12 39, 80 performance tested bulls begin their four‑day test for rate of gain and feed efficiency, with only bulls meeting average index allowed in the sale.
4-H Speech Contest Scheduled Friday at Plate County Park
Platte County 4-H plans a Friday speech contest at the Plate County Agricultural Park Administration Building. Extension Agent Bob Woborit urges 4-H members to submit outlines including introduction, body, and summary, with entries due at the Extension office by April 15.
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Plate County Agricultural Park Administration
Platte County
Bob Woborit
Detroit office workers strike over status and control
In Detroit 1.7 million UAW workers face a strike by Local 12 of the Office and Professional Employees International Union. They protest being treated like a ladies auxiliary, seeking bargaining gains and union autonomy. The three week walkout disrupted plant operations and forced some members to take unpaid leaves while others crossed lines.
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CPE
Powerleil
United Auto Workers
Office and
Professional Employes International Union
OPFAU
UAW
Bargaining Enuimitiee
Learera
Lig Law
Aisn
Ue Uaw
Witettier
Fire Claims Dayton Twins Family in Tragic Blaze
A Dayton fire killed two young siblings and injured several others in a blaze that swept through a family residence. Fire officials say the cause is under investigation and that multiple children were among those affected. Local authorities have not released names or a confirmed casualty count pending family notifications.
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Dayton
Obin
UPI
PWC challenges law schools to end female discrimination
Patricia McCormack reports the Professional Women's caucus marks its first anniversary by urging a federal compliance review of law schools. Doris Sassoner states federal contractors must avoid sex discrimination in hiring and other areas. She cites that only 43 of 2,500 teaching positions in law schools are held by women and argues the figure is discriminatory. The task force notes women entering law schools have risen to 7.28 percent, far below potential given 40 percent of this year's graduates are female.
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Patricia McCormack
New York
UP1
Professional Women's Caucus
PWC
Campaign For Equal Rights
Uten
Doris L. Sassoner
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
Congress
Expe Xetio
Sassower Sild
Richardson
Sassonet
Sassoner
Foree
New York University Law Serial
Leigh Teachers Sign Contracts for 1971 72 School Year
Leigh Community Schools announces that 22 of the 2a members have signed contracts for the 1971 1972 year. Superintendent Foldesy lists returning and not returning faculty across secondary and elementary ranks, with named teachers and status updates.
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Leigh
George Foldesy
Leigh Community Schools
Leigh Community School Acuity
Dean Huser
Ronald Schneider
Carolyn Sexton
Foldesy
Gorge Yerger
Eunice Foldesy
Donald Tyser
Rodney Hiser
Joe Hoppes
Melvin Howell
Sandra Kiule
Donald Moser
Arne Nelson
Kathleen Rollavan
Teresa Schaffer
Malias Schnabel
Ronald Sligge
Robert Stransky
Patt Stigge
Mildred Jake
Marian Beck
Barbara Peterson
Tlefjen Krabehvil
Mary Hansen
Sharon Bololle
Schuyler youth to be honored by Ak-Sar-Ben luncheon
Tom Pichil of Schuyler will join eight youths and advisers honored by Ak-Sar-Ben for small grain improvement. The awards come from Ak-Sar-Ben and the Chamber of Commerce with the Nebraska Grain Improvement Association. Winners tour grain facilities including Union Pacific Railroad, Omaha Grain Exchange, Cargill Terminal Elevator, and Kellogg Co. Fichl is a Colfax County 4 Club member. New York leads maple sugar production. Vermont second.
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Tom Pichil
Schuyler
Ak-Sar-Ben
Ak- Sar-Ben
Chamber of Commerce
Tieelings
Nebraska Grain Improvement Association
Jem
Union Pacific Railroad
Omaha Grain Exchange
Cargill Terminal Elevator
Kellogg Co
Fichl
Colfax County +H Club
Funeral rites held for Anna Stoddard in Rising City
Funeral services for Mrs Ira Atta Stoddard 84 died April 6 were held at 2 p m Friday at United Methodist Church Surprise. Rev Norman L Crotse officiated burial in Circle Blount Cemetery Rising City Davie City Memorial Chapel handled arrangements. Nee Anna Ellen Uphoff born Oct 24 1886 to Richard and Mary E Uphoft near Rising City attended Rising Sun Mural School. She married Ar a Merle Stoddard Nov 23 1910 and farmed on her mother's property. The family moved to a farm southwest of Surprise in 1925 and resided there since. Survivors include five sons Ivan Rochelle IL Fred Shabbona Jr Kenneth Malta IL Harald Ulysses and Merle Jr Lincoln. one daughter Gladys Avenkill Aurora IL, 39 grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband three daughters and two brothers.
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Ira
Atta) Stoddard
United Methodist Church
Surprise
Norman L. Crotse
Circle Blount Cemetery
Rising City
Davie City Memorial Chapel
Anna Ellen Uphofft
Richard and
Mary E. Yordy Uphoft
Buller
Rising Sun
Merle Stoddard
Stoddard
Te Women's Society of Christian Service
Ivan
Rochelle
Fred
Shabbona
Kenneth
Malta
Harald
Ulysses
Merle Jr
Lincoln
Faward
Gladys) Avenkill
Aurora
Mary Ann Smith
Nadine
Nadine, and Mrs. Louis
Mae) Davidson
Harrison and
Bennie Upholl
Arizona reports hottest reading of 95 degrees noted
New York reports, via the National Weather Service, the highest Sunday temperature excluding Havwali and Alaska reached 95 degrees at Coolidge. The day’s low was recorded at 20 degrees in Cuthank, Montana.
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UPL
National Weather Service
Havwali
Alaska
Coolidge
Rushers Ice
Cuthank
Mont
Dole tags Kennedy a major threat in 1972 race
Sen. Robert J. Dole, Republican National Chairman, said Edward Kennedy remains a major threat as a presidential candidate despite Kennedy's statements he will not run. Dole cited a crowded Democratic field with other notable figures such as Muskie, McGovern, Mondale, Bayh, Hughes, and Kennedy as potential contenders.
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UPU
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Edward Mr
Kennedy
Dole
Nixon
South Dakota
Sen
George
McGovesin
Edmund
Muskie
Hubert
Mommphrey
Diana
Birch Bayh
Iowa
Harold
Hughes
Bote
United Press defines table tennis equipment standards
The United Press outlines table tennis gear including a hollow white celluloid ball 44 to 48 inches in circumference struck with a paddle over a net. The table stands 9 feet by 5 feet, fixed 30 inches above the ground, with a dark nonreflective surface.
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United Press International
Ralston Youth Burned in Camper Fire Critical
Gary Garrett nine of Ralston Nebraska remained in critical condition at a burns hospital in San Antonio Texas. The boy suffered burns over seventy percent of his body when a fire damaged his family's camper trailer near Stanton Iowa Saturday. His parents were treated and released in Red Oak Iowa. He was transported first to Bergan Mercy Hospital Omaha and later flown to Texas. Authorities blamed the fire on a faulty heater in the trailer.
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Gary Garrett
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Chris Garrett
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