Soviet envoys hold secret talks with Israeli leaders
Two Soviet emissaries met with Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and Foreign Minister Yigal Allon in secret discussions reported by Haaretz. They offered to guarantee Israel’s security if it returned territory captured in the 1967 Six Day War as a step toward revival of Geneva peace talks.
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Israel
Ha’aretz
Yitzhak Rabin
Yigal Allon
Middle East
Geneva
Soviet Union
Soviet envoys seek Middle East peace via Geneva report
Ha'aretz cites two Soviet envoys close to the Kremlin pressing Israel for a Geneva backed peace, offering border guarantees if Israel returns to pre 1967 lines and promising resume of diplomatic ties. Israeli officials reportedly demand a wide peace deal and border changes, while Mordechai Gur warns US arms won’t meet needs though US support will likely endure as long as Moscow backs the Arabs.
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Ha’aretz
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Middle East
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Tel Aviv
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Kansas State names new president
The Kansas Board of Regents named Dr. Duyane Acker president of Kansas State University succeeding Dr. James McCain who retires June 30. Acker, 44, is vice chancellor at University of Nebraska Lincoln and has held posts at five land grant institutions. He was born in Atlantic Iowa and earned degrees from Iowa State. He was associate dean of agriculture at Kansas State in 1962 and has held dean and administrative roles at several schools. He was the unanimous choice of regents.
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Kan
UPI
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Duyane Acker
Kansas State University
James McCain
Acker
University of Nebraska, Lincoln
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Regents
Mer Jackson Jr
Atlantic
Iowa
Kansas Agricultural Experiment Station
College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences
South Dakota University
Nebraska
Cass County
Iowa State
Oklahoma State University
Farm economists warn Congress on grain price risk
Two farm economists told Congress that large global harvests could push grain prices down sharply this year. Willard W. Cochrane and D. Gale Johnson urged higher price support loan rates and warned current levels threaten U.S. producers investments. Butz announced a 15 percent wheat allotment boost for 1976 to support expanded production amid brighter export prospects. Johnson urged a compromise between loan and price support hikes and current resistance.
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UPI
Congress
U.S
Joint
Congressional Economic Committee
Willard W. Cochrane
University of Minnesota
D. Gale Johnson
University of Chicago
Cochrane
Agriculture Department
Earl L. Butz
Butz
Johnson
Economics Committee
Chicago
Senate
Shelby High presents Brother Goose spring play
Shelby High School will stage a comedy Brother Goose on April 11 at 8 p.m. in the Shelby Gym. Director Jim Young leads the cast including Greg Reisdorff Gaylene Voss Tim Gabriel Cris Houderscheidt Lori Pesicka Leslie Kumpf Ann Grossnicklaus Kim Gutz Deb O'Brien Robyn Wills Debbie Flamme and Monte Uphoff. Proceeds go to the junior class to assist with marketing and production costs.
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Shelby
Shelby High School
Deif Adams
Greg Reisdorff
Gaylene Voss
Tim Gabriel
Cris Houderscheidt
Lori Pesicka
Leslie Kumpf
Ann Gross
Nebraska public service job plan aims at heads of households
Lincoln UPI reports Labor Commissioner Gerald Chizek outlined plans for Nebraska's $12 million public service program next fiscal year. Emphasis will focus on getting heads of households employed while maintaining youth and broader job access, with regional job distribution potentially shifting from few large posts to more localized opportunities.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Gerald Chizek
Chizek
Chizak
Thizek
Omaha
Douglas
Sarpy
First aid program discussed at Leigh Woman's Club meeting
Leigh Woman's Club members heard first aid tips for children and adults from Mrs. Robert Turner and Mrs. Darwin Franzen. They shared the Omaha poison control number 800-642-5099 and noted the local rescue unit has a poison kit. The club voted to donate to the Nebraska Children's Society and Easter Seals, and guests from Leigh Civic Club discussed funding for a road sign.
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Michael Koch
Calvin Puhl
Leigh Civic Club
NFWC
Leigh
Leigh Woman's Club
F.O. Nelson
Chapel of Hope
Geneva
YDC
George Reininger
F.C. Nelson
Omaha
EF. Hubenka
Learnshop for mothers of preschoolers announced
Albion and Fullerton hosts host a Children’s Clothing Learnshop led by Mrs Pat Naber home extension agent for Nance Boone County. Sessions start at 2 pm on April 20 in Albion at Albion National Bank and April 24 in Fullerton at First National Bank. Registration limited to 30 per session.
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Pat Naber
Nance-Boone County
First National Bank
Fullerton
Albion National Bank
Separate but equal in the air meals plan
A British Airways pilot must eat a different meal from the crew to remain able to take control if others fall ill from food poisoning. The rule aims to ensure flight safety by avoiding shared contamination.
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London
British Airways
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