Dalton Dalton raid memorials in Coffeyville museum and plaza
In Coffeyville Kansas a Dalton gang raid memorial sits near the plaza where four townsmen died during the 1892 bank shootout. The Dalton Museum nearby preserves saddles a Colt revolver and a bank sack while recounting Emmett Daltons later life and the 1937 Hollywood era portrayal.
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David Dary
Coffeyville
Dalton Museum
Bob Dalton
Ol First
National Bank
Clough
Millieu
Ue Dalton Defenders Historical Museum
Corton National Bank
Eighth Street
Grat
Bob
Emmett Dalton
Bill Posyers
Dick Broadwell
Grat Dalton
Bil Bowers
Condon Bank
Emmett Alton
First National Bank
Emmett Datton
Kansas State
al Lansing
Emmett
Tulsa
Okla
California
Dalton
Dalton Gang
Elmwood Dorridory
Hollyworl
Gaif
Exon declines to say if he will call special session
Gov. Exon declined to commit on calling a Nebraska special session to enact a state occupational health and safety law. He hinted the proposal might be rejected and favored pursuing relief through congressional channels or an appeal to President Nixon.
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Exon
Lincoln
Neb
J. Exon
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Carpenter
Ted
Congress
Redemld
Nixon
Nebraska
State Labor Department
Dairy law headed for court
Lincoln attorney says Nebraska dairy pricing law LB1426, enacted to lower prices below cost and remove a 10 percent markup rule, will face a court challenge next summer after a July 11 implementation deadline. Attorneys plan to determine who will file and where the suit will be filed.
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Tlincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Lincoln
David Tews
Tews
Dairy Products Advisory Board
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
Published each evening except Sundays and holidays. Second class postage paid in Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates delivered by carrier in Cobbs area 47.03 per month. By mail in Platte, Butler, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, Park County areas 13.07 per year. Change of address procedures include notifying the postmaster and Telegram office.
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Cies
Columbus
Nebraska
Cobbs
Piatte
Basie
Butler
Coltaz
Merrick
Hance
Park Cowiits
Presen
Meuratka
Dea Acres
Omaha launches CHAD combined health agencies drive
In Omaha Nebraska the first Combined Health Agencies Drive CHAD began Tuesday after three and a half years of planning. The campaign merges ten agencies including the Arthritis Foundation United Cerebral Palsy Cystic Fibrosis Association Heart Fund Multiple Sclerosis Society American Cancer Society Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association Epilepsy League Mental Health Association and Easter Seal Society to reduce costs and volunteer time while continuing residential drives.
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Omaha
Neb
The
Arthritis Foundation
United Cerebral Palsy
Cystic Fibrosis Association
Heart Fund
Multiple Sclerosis Society
American Cancer Society
Tuberculosis and Respiratory Disease Association
Epilepsy League
Mental Health Association
Easter Seal Society
Mansfield and Scott visiting in China
Senators Mike Mansfield and Hugh Scott arrived in Beijing for a three week visit to China. The pair, accompanied by their wives and a delegation, flew from Shanghai and were reported by a Peking radio broadcast. Mansfield is the Senate majority leader and Scott the Senate Republican leader.
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Tokyo
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Heking
China
Peking
Mansfield
Senate
Scott
New China News Agency
Shanghai
Nixon sails aboard Sequoia for sunset cruise
President Nixon took a two hour solitary sunset cruise on the yacht Sequoia, Washington AP report. The White House said he departed an undisclosed dock with only the normal support staff aboard, including Secret Service and a physician.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Secret Service
Condreau pleads guilty to assault in Wayne County case
Dan ny Gene Condreau, 27, of Schuyler pleaded guilty in Wayne County District Court to assault with intent to inflict great bodily injury linked to an incident involving a Wayne State Freshman girl. Sentencing deferred for a presentence investigation. Co-defendant Gate Gronenthal, 24, Columbus, faces kidnapping, rape and assault with intent to commit rape charges in the same case. trial date pending.
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Gate Gronenthal
Columbus
Wait Tho
Mathematic discovery of Neptune credited to two astronomers
The first planet found mathematically was Neptune in 1846. Two astronomers, John Adams of England and Urbain Le Verrier of France, are credited equally with the discovery.
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Neptune
John Adams
Urgain Leverrier
Aries to Pisces Horoscope Forecast With Mixed Guidance
The column provides an astrological forecast for all zodiac signs, detailing advice on responsibility, independence, finances, relationships, and personal growth. It notes varying fortunes across signs including Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces, with a birthday mention and a call for self-reliance and balance.
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Aries
Agell
Taurus
Aquarhss
Lea
Rooney
Leouty
Shawntansh'p
Pyeh
Ih Qraus
Thoracan
LIBRA
Nelaiy Niet
Nateh
Scorpio
Felandi Persuasion
Sagittarius Nav
Diel
Woods
Gcleser
Hal Boyle savors equal rights with Sunday papers
Hal Boyle humorously explores equal rights for women with one exception the Sunday newspapers. He describes the burdens of buying and reading the massive weekly editions, jokes about a new Long Island Sunday, and considers schemes to fit reading into a packed routine while preserving domestic harmony.
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Sy Joy Stilley
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
New York
Long Island
Musche
Omaha police and fire unions seek raises over 19 months
Omaha police and fire unions have asked the city council for more than 14 percent in raises over the next 19 months. The plan calls for 7 percent on Oct 1 and another percent on Jan 1, 1973, plus the city paying half the employees family hospitalization premiums starting Oct 1 and two thirds next Jan 1. City Council President I F Jacobberger asked the council to consider the proposal with no immediate action.
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Omaha
Neb
I. F. Jacobberger
Lodge named Harvard Business School professor
George Cabot Lodge, son of the former U S diplomat, is appointed professor at Harvard Business School. He joined the faculty a decade ago after serving as assistant secretary of labor from 1938 to 1946 and earlier as a reporter for the Boston Herald. He is the son of Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican former senator and U N ambassador.
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Cambridge, Mass
George Cabot Lodge
U.S
Harvard Business School
Lodge
Boston Herald
Tie
Henry Cabot Lodge
Rom Massachusetts
United Nations
South Vietnam
Germany
We’re stumped by a mysterious device clue
A reader wonders about a curious object described as a measuring device or a means to carry two blocks of ice at once. The note invites multiple plausible explanations and seeks community input on the true purpose or identity.
Planning for next year's taxes and incentives
A long discussion on tax planning covers how to reduce next year’s grace payments via deductions and shelters. It notes that married couples often fare better, children add claims, and various investments like bonds and property influence liability. The piece questions whether taxes fund government or serve rewards and penalties.
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New York
Sam
Internal Revenue Service
High fashion heels sweep Europe from Paris to London
Europe embraces towering platform shoes and five inch heels with bold colors and risky designs. Paris and London showcase ultra high styles while some observers call them outrageous. Prices hit about 23 to 25 dollars as critics note walking challenges and social divide.
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London
Europe
Kings Road
Ronis
Paris
Chelsea
Dentists from Mexico City to study at Nebraska U
Twenty four dentists from Mexico City will visit University of Nebraska Lincoln for a week starting April 29 to take a course in children's dentistry. The NN College of Dentistry course titled Current Advances in Practical Vetlodontics will be taught partly at Omaha Medical Center. Visitors will be housed at the UN center for continuing education and entertained by the Mayor's Committee on International Friendship.
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Lincoln
Web
Mexico City
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
NN College of Dentistry
Omaha
UN Center For Continuing Education
Mayor's Committee On International Friendship
Striking painters union accepts Lincoln contract
In Lincoln, Painters Union Local 1923 reportedly approved a new contract ending a two week strike that shut construction. John Miller of the Building and Construction Employers Association said membership backed the agreement Monday night. Union leaders could not be reached for confirmation.
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Lincoln
Neb
John Miller
Building and Construction Employers Association
Painters Union Local 1923
Miller
Everbody
Tradition Says Best Man Opens Toast To Couple
The customary role of the best man is to deliver the first toast honoring the bride and groom, setting the tone for the celebration.
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