Does It Matter What American Guilt Means For Vietnam Orphans
Washington columnist George J. Larder argues at a congressional hearing the Vietnam orphan issue prompts guilt over American conduct. He notes protests about foster care and adoption shortages in Washington, compares media coverage with global tragedies, and asks whether guilt matters while urging focus on what is best for the children.
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George J. Larder
Washington
UPI
Vietnam
America
Hanoi
Haiphong
United States
Asia
Africa
Hitler
Buchenwald
Kathy Kinzer Crowned Lakeview FHA Queen At Awards
Kathy Kinzer of Lakeview High School FHA was crowned PHA Queen during a Thursday awards program at the school. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Kinzer of Columbus she has been FHA active four years holding roles as president secretary and parliamentarian. She concludes her duties as state second vice president next week at Lincoln and attended the National FHA HERO convention in Chicago last summer. Honor recipients included Kathy Coan and Connie Coan with parents Mr and Mrs William Coan and Mr and Mrs Norman Dirks. Seventeen freshmen earned Chapter Achievement Awards. Chapter officers for 1975 76 were Kathy Coan president Connie Coan program development VP Sue Dirks resource development VP Cindy Sharp public relations VP Mickeyi Hallins recruitment VP Janet Liebig secretary treasurer Diane Soulliere historian Sue Lueschen encounter growth chair Debbie Liebig librarian.
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Kathy Kinzer
Lakeview High School
Future Homemakers of America
PHA
Charles Kinzer
Columbus
FHA
Kathy
Irvin Sharp
William Coan
Kathy Coan
Connie Coan
Sue Dirks
Cindy Sharp
Mickeyi@allins
Janet Liebig
Diane Soulliere
Sue Lueschen
Encounter Growth
Debbie Liebig
Madge Huggler
Tombalbaye of Chad Survived Regimes Yet Fell in 1975
The UPI report outlines Chad's long turbulent history under President Francois Tombalbaye from 1960 to his assassination on April 13, 1975. It notes his shifting foreign ties with Libya and Israel, his domestic purges, the authenticity movement, missionary expulsions, and rising rebellion led by Gen. Felix Salloum as a potential successor.
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Ihil Newcum
UPL
Francois Tombalbaye
Chad
Chadian
Chad Long
Africa
Charles de Bulle
Tombalbaye
Georges Pompidou
France
Libya
Israel
Frolinat
National Liberation Front of
U. S
Felix Salloum
Three Generations Honored in Platte Center Birthday Dinner
At a Platte Center home three generations of the Albert Miksch family were honored during a Sunday birthday dinner. Honorees included Mrs. Miksch, her son John A., and granddaughter Alice, with John Miksch also noted as a honoree. Attending were Rev. Joseph Miksch, Sister Mary Viola OSM of Omaha, Fritz Reinig and family of Council Bluffs, Louis Miksch Sr., Edward Waldman of Columbus, Mary Marcek of Monroe, Art Scholz of Shelby, and Jonn A. Miksch and family of Platte Center.
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Louis Miksch
Edward Waldman
Columbus
Mary Marcek
Monroe
Art Scholz
Shelby
Jonn A. Miksch
Platte Center
Meat Processors Meeting and Mount Marty College Play
Mr. and Mrs. Marcel Liebig attended the Meat Processors convention in Cearney then joined Beverly and Janet Liebig at a Mount Marty College play in Yankton where daughter Jeanne starred and won a Mount Mary scholarship for next year. Modern Mrs April met with a “Come As You Are” theme as members shared attire changes. Hostess Mrs. Robert Sprunk presented a reading. Plans for July include a Fremont home decor demonstration trip. Door prize went to Mrs. Jerry Brandle.
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Platte Center
Marcel Liebig
Meat Processors Convention
Cearney
Beverly
Janet Liebig
Mount Marty College
Yankton
Jeanne
School of Hursing
April
Robert Sprunk
Fremont
Jerry Brandle
Commencement set May 10 in NU Coliseum
Lincoln The University of Nebraska Lincoln will hold commencement in the NU Coliseum on Saturday May 10 for the first time since 1964. The Coliseum’s final use for commencement precedes its conversion to the Field House. The program will run in two sessions with degree conferrals in morning and afternoon for listed colleges.
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Lincoln
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Architecture
Business Administration
Law
Teachers College
Arts
Dentistry
Engineering
Loopholes in Indian treaties seen as enduring love lines
Washington columnist Dick West argues that broken Indian treaties stem from government habit of using romantic perpetuity lines. He contrasts solemn promises with casual, fadeable commitments, likening treaties to vows that vanish like longstanding relationships and end in divorces.
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Dick West Washington
UPI
United States
Oliver la Farge
Auxiliary elects new officers at Albion VFW event
The Albion VFW Auxiliary met at the Vets' Club Monday at 8 p.m. and elected officers for 1975-76 led by Hannie Wolf as president Grace Rolf Jr as senior vice Shirley Matousek as junior vice Maude Forney as chaplin Ann Borer as conductress Ella Mae Dozier as guard and Romana Coakes as three year trustee They will assume office in July Leone Green received a ting for long secretarial service The group also announced a District meeting in Clarks on April 27 and co sponsors a girls softball program with the Post A $25 donation will support the Albion Special Olympics May 3 and a food stand will operate 10 a.m to 2 p.m Lunch committee listed and attendance prize awarded to Florance Streeter The Humphrey visit features Mrs Mary Baumgart staying in Oregon with relatives in Anatella La Grande and with her granddaughter in the Case family
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Albion
VFW
Albion Vets
Hannie Wolf
Grace Rolf, Jr
Shirley Matousek
Maude Forney
Chaplin
Ann Borer
Ella Mae Dozier
Romana Coakes
Leone Green
Clarks
Florance
Streeter
Marie Krohn
Pat Briese
Jane Hailing
Hileen Tiede
Mable Staub
Doris Brengelman
Peg Flanagan
Mary Konkle
Irene Rieck
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WERE
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NU Coliseum
Auxiliary
Oregon
Humphrey
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Clifford
Anatella
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la Grande
Allen Case
Holly Baumgart
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