Seven Die In Nebraska Weekend Crashes
A bloody weekend on Nebraska highways left seven people dead in traffic crashes. Victims include two North Platte youths, Steve Wilson 16 and David Lawrence 17, whose submerged car plunged from a bridge into a canal near Lake Maloney. Also killed were airmen William Overby 23 and Donald Kirkman 19 near Omaha, and J.B. Boose 21 who died after being struck by a car. Additional fatalities included Dominla Ceballos 8 in Omaha and Bella Mae Preston 35 in South Sioux City in separate accidents. Authorities report the year’s road deaths rising toward record levels.
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Nebraska
North Platte
Lincoln County
Steve Wilson
Bernard Wilson
David Lawrence
S.J. Lawrence
West Omaha
William R. Overby
Miami
Fla
Donald Wayne Kirkman
Belle Fourche
C. J.B. Boose
Omaha
Boose
Dominla Ceballos
Sanday
Josephine ‘Alvarado
Pandas Arrive in U S at National Zoo
A pair of giant pandas from China arrive at the National Zoo and are settled in air conditioned apartments. Male Hsing-Hsing and female Ling-Ling will undergo examinations and remain in seclusion ahead of ceremonial unveiling later this week. They are gifts from Communist China and join a short history of captive pandas in the United States.
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Washington
China
National Zoo
Maing
Hsing
Ling Ling
Hsing-Hsing
White House
Constance Stuart
Zoo
Graf
Aion
Matilda
Unite States
Milton
Kyodo
Peking Zoo
Theodore Reed
Patidas
Reed
United States
Swin
Brookfield Zoo
Chicago
Silver Creek Honors Fifth Week Honor Roll Names
Silver Creek High School lists the fifth week honor roll across grades. Seniors Jacquee Carter Sheryl Edmison Mary Powers Nora Sabafer Sally Spohn Jannie Wyman Tom Wyman Juniors Joe Beck Robert Bialas Mike Cave Ron Cieloha Nancy Kava Pat Paeczosa Sophomores Dave Gentleman Dianna Keith Donna McCarville Roger Spohn Barbara Zegar Freshmen LaTona Cannon Sue Lamb Joni Martin Tim Wertzic Jerry Wilcox
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Silver Creek
Silver Creek High School
Jacquee Carter
Sheryl Edmison
Mary Powers
Nora Sabafer
Sally Spohn
Jannie Wyman
Tom Wyman
Joe Beck
Robert Bialas
Mike Cave
Ron Cieloha
Nancy Kava
Pat Paeczosa
Dave Gentleman
Dianna Keith
Donna McCarville
Roger Spohn
Barbara Zegar
Edward Pearson rites Wednesday in Genoa church
Edward Jonas Pearson 80 of Genoa died Sunday at St. Mary Hospital Columbus after a lingering illness. Last rites will be at 2 p.m. Wednesday at United Methodist Church Genoa with Rev. M. Conner officiating. burial in Friends Cemetery. Body lies in state from 3 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Hasek Chapel and Wednesday from 11 a.m. to service. Born June 2 1891 in Platte County son of Andrew and Ida Pearson. lived in Genoa vicinity. Survived by wife Alice R. Jacobsen two sons Richard D. Genoa and Edward A. Red Bluff Calif three grandchildren one sister Aralowe Santa Monica Calif four brothers George St. Edward Homer Lee Omaha Oakley Oakland Call. Parents two brothers and two sisters preceded him in death.
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Genoa
Edward Jonas Pearson
St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
United Methodist Church
M. Conner
Friends Cemetery
Hasek Chapel
Platte County
Andrew
Ida Pearson
Lincoln
Pearson
Alice R. Jacobsen
Omaha
Richard D
Edward A
Red Bluff
Calif
Aralowe
Santa Monica
George
St. Edward
Homer and
Lee
Oakley
Oakland
Call
Final rites held for Agnes C. Foust
Funeral services for Agnes C. Foust 68 who died Saturday at Schuyler Hospital were this afternoon at Kucera Fozanek Chapel and Schuyler Cemetery. Survivors include her widower Charles and brothers William and Frank Pinker of Greeley Colorado.
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Schuyler
Agnes C. Foust
Schuyler Hospital
Kucera Fozanek Chapel
Schuyler Cemetery
Charles
William
Frank Pinker
Greeley
Colo
Grumman May Close Subsidiary Over Navy Fighter Contract
Grumman Corp chairman E. Clinton Towell told a Senate panel that Grumman Aerospace may be forced to close if it must build 48 FH fighters for the Navy under a 1969 contract. He cited national economic conditions and extra overhead costs routing from the deal, noting the firm could incur about 105.5 million dollars in losses on 13 carrier aircraft.
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Grumman
Grumman Aerospace Corp
Grumman- Aerospace
Grummanhould
Tow
Ben
Howard Cannon
D-New
Towl
Grimman
Defense Department
Owl
Navy
Pentagon
Democrats
Senate
Agnew Urges Supermarket Chiefs to Cut Food Prices
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew urged supermarket executives to voluntarily trim food prices amid rising costs. He credited Treasury Secretary Connally with inspiring some reductions and warned that if voluntary steps fail, the government will act. He spoke at a Super Market Institute session urging sacrifices to break the price cycle.
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Houston
Spiro T. Agnew
Exco
Secretary of Treasury
John B. Connally
Four-year-old Ainsworth boy dies in field accident
In Ainsworth Nebraska a four year old boy named Svatt Leroy Dutrow died when he was accidentally run over by a pickup in a wheat field 14 miles southeast of town. State Patrol reports his mother Patti Dutrow age 27 was attempting to back the pickup.
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Ainsworth
Neb
Sunda
State Patrol
Svatt Leroy Dutrow
Patti BK. Dutrow
Glasphalt street hailed successful city plan expands reuse
QMAHA Neb AP A glassphalt street in Ish Street downtown was deemed successful with traffic estimated at 16000 vehicles daily. City Engineer Marvin Sta yen said the block long section held up well and officials plan to resurface more streets annually using recycled glass asphalt mix.
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Qmaha
Neb
Marvin B. Stayen
Ish Street
Slaven
Staven
Italian-American arrested after Swissair hijack in Rome
Mario Victor Malmone, an Italian-American claiming wealth, hijacked a Swissair DC-9 with 20 aboard after takeoff from Geneva to Rome. He demanded to see Pope Paul VI and the US ambassador and carried a bomb scare that proved to be a box of care. Police captured him. he faces charges in Rome.
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Rome
Mario Victor Malmone
Livice
New York
Geneva
Pope Paul VI
U.S
United States
Vatican
Maimone
Maimone Uo
Bom B
Regina Coeli
Queen of Heaven
Vala Aosta
Cosa Nostra
Aerni Named to Phi Beta Kappa at Nebraska
Ronald James Aerni of Central City and Columbus earns Phi Beta Kappa membership among 44 Nebraska scholars. A senior chemistry major with math and German minors holds multiple scholarships and a National Science Foundation fellowship to Harvard. He is active in Phi Lambda Upsilon Phi Eta Sigma Phi Beta Kappa and Pi Mu Epsilon and was honored as outstanding chemistry freshman. career plans include quantum chemistry graduate study at Harvard.
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Ronald" James Aerni
Leonard Aerni
Central City
University of Nebraska-Lincoly
Phi Beta Kappa
National Liberal Arts and Sciences
Frank Aerni
Martha Lochard
Columbus
Ronald
Hackell
Hawaiian Language Oddities and Alphabet Count
A compact note explains that every Hawaiian word ends with a vowel and that the alphabet uses 12 letters. It highlights the vowel ending rule and the limited set of letters in the language.
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Lellers
Fullerton FFA Dominates 44th Nebraska Convention Highlights
Dan Davis of Leigh Central Area FHA is named vice president as the Nebraska Association of Future Farmers of America wraps its 44th annual convention in Lincoln. Fullerton High’s FFA team shines, scoring 659 points to outrun Pender at 476 in crops and feeds. multiple Fullerton members win individual and blue ribbons in agronomy, horticulture, livestock judging, and dairy contests, with Genoa, St. Edward, and East Butler chapters also earning top honors.
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Dan Davis
Leigh
Central Area
Nebraska Association of Future Farmers of America
Lincoln
Larry, Resmussen
Mead
Dubay Fullerton
Fullerton High
FFA
Fullerton
Pender
Molchnkoski
Jim Kramer
Ea Ively
Cerretere
Genoa
St. Edward
D. Peregrine
Don Halsen
Tom Jeysenburg
Waverly
Brelnard East Butler Chaplend
T. Sonderup
Rex Brown
Bil Stalth
Joe
Drog
Bevan
Brad Cromwell
Edward
Ga Galia
Chris
Si Edward
Rollie Holoubek
Mark Holoubek
Clarkson
Flan
Brainard
East Butte
Jim Liebig
Lakeview
Genoa Ahd
Newman
Jey Livestock Management
Delayne Sone
Newman Grove
Ed Frey
Albion
Field Day set at Hastern Nebraska Beef Cattle Station
Schuyler Julius Todd executive secretary of the Red Angus Association will be main speaker at the annual Field Day at Hastern Nebraska Beef Cattle Testing Station. Program set for April 29 at 4 0 a. m. Gary Slerka station manager. Jim Gosey from University of Nebraska will discuss breeding potential of yearling bulls. Todd's address titled Merchandising Beef Value Performance. Sale of performance tested bulls begins 12 30 p. m. Plans announced for summer bull testing program. Entry deadline May 6 bulls delivered May 8 9. Four week adjust period then weigh on June 6 7. Final 140 day weight October 25. Entry fee 30 per bull. Yardage and feed costs listed. Further information Gary Sterks Schuyler Neb 68661.
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Wucef
Beef Improvement Federation
Nebraska
Paris Balloon Flight by Montgolfier Brothers
Crowds in Paris cheered as on October 15 1783 a fragile new paper balloon built by the Montgolfier brothers lifted a man for his first flight marking a landmark in aviation.
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Paris
Montgoliier Brothers
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Agnes Foust
Columbus Telegram
John L. Irons
Dorothy A. Sabata
David City
Marine Corps Air Station
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Cel
J. C Robinson
Agnew
The
Super- Market Institute
Aerni
Fleischer Rexall
S&h
Weerts-Boettcher's
Lomi
Whele
Pershing Road
North Park
Realtors
LaVurne Torezan
Dick Waerts
Weerts-Boetscher CO
131Th Street
Leigh Central Area
FHA
Nyona
Gary Sterks
McChristy Jewelers
Rudy Brunkhorst
Busines
Pioneer
Lennox
Metalcrafters
East Ph
Ford
Rogers
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