Cassels criticizes Nixon for not building national community
Louis Cassels of United Press International warned at Publishers Week that the Nixon administration failed to foster a shared national sense essential to a free society. He cited social polarization and said Nixon promised unity and to win black citizens’ trust, yet surveys show distrust across races and classes.
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SEW York
UPI
Louis Cassels
United Press International
Washington
América
Cassels
Nixon
Helen Thomas
White House
Publishers Week
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Miss Thomas
Richard Nixon
America
Grand Island Race Entries at Fonner Park
Grand Island entries outline a Tuesday Fonner Park race card with multiple purses and a long list of horses and connections including Pure Tia, Gide, Bien, and Honey Hare. The dense entry sheet shows purses across ninth and sixth races, with claiming and allowance conditions and numerous horse names, owners, and jockey references.
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Grand Island
Fonner Park
Pentines
Tiawaar Gide
Mathiens
Miss
Bill
Anderson
Phurites
Roman
Goory
Helen's
Halley
Barnes
Markel
Tyrant
Prommerity Leite Ware
Mindala Bid
Caleman
Furtings
Janine Foy
Coleman
Medmaon — Barne
Ridag Tlambier
Ke Boy
Jc Tak
Eun Barden
Ecottey
Smoxtning
Lasey
Laan Lider
Oty Dumelin
Galden
Cnaring Searle
Biknern
Youration
Corres
Basin
Oulekaaulliy
Young
Barrington's Bay
Houghton
Smite
Pauline H
G. Heorman
Goaala — Armatrong
Ee — Marling
Scoreboard arrives for Stromsburg Buckley Park installation
The focal Booster Club announces an electric scoreboard for Buckley Park. It has arrived and is being installed for use in the upcoming summer baseball program.
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Stromsburg
Focal Booster Club
Buckley Park
Testimony on U.S. Laos mission reveals secret operations
Newly released congressional testimony shows the U.S. embassy in Vientiane directing a secret operation in Laos, with an ambassador supervising over 1,000 personnel and coordinating air strikes from Thailand and Vietnam. A covert group in Thailand trained Laotian forces for four years, under Project 454 and the Requirements Organization, amid Geneva treaty concerns.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Laos
Thailand
Vientiane
Vietnam
Senate
Subcommittee
Requirements Organization
U.S. Agency For International Development
Tun
Administration
United States
Geneva
Stuart Symington
DMO
Graduates Note Milford Vocation School Civil Engineering
Colin Petersen among 48 graduates from Nebraska Vocational Technical School Milford on April 16 completing Civil Engineering Technology studies. Petersen is the son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Petersen.
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Stromsburg
Colin Petersen
Nebraska Vocational Technical School
Milford
Petersen
Glenn Petersen
Passover Story Broadcast From Israeli Tank Frontline
Israeli troops on four fronts will hear a Passover tale via intercom earphones as combat continues. The army provides prayer books and readings to mark the eight day festival ending the Exodus narrative and the enslaved Israelites’ departure from Egypt.
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Tel Aviv
UPI
Tan
Egypt
Moses
Red Sea
Ozark walkout cancels flights in Omaha area
Omaha was among 61 cities hit Sunday as Ozark Air lines grounded Nights due to Aircraft Mechanics Association walkout. With a 16 month expired contract under talks and a cooling off period ending, the Omaha fight was cancelled. Reservations desks closed and passengers were rerouted.
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Omaha
UPI
Ozark Airlines
Aircraf Mechanics Association
Weday
Ozark
Navy discharges drug abusers in growing numbers
Congressional testimony shows the Navy discharged over 3800 men in the past year for illegal drug use or involvement. Officials said hard narcotics discharges were 151 last year, with 1857 marijuana cases, while about 1991 were rehabilitated.
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Washington
Ufi
Navy
Adm
Charles K. Duncan
House Appropriations
Duncan
G. M. Davis
Bureau of Medicine and Surgery
Record of Western U.S. Weather Readings
The United Press International report notes the highest temperature for Sunday was 91 degrees in MeaAllen, Texas, with the Weather Bureau excluding Hawaii and Alaska. The day’s low reached 48 degrees at Alamosa, Colorado.
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New York
Area altar society holds meeting in Silver Creek
The St. Lawrence Altar Society met Thursday at the rectory basement hall led by resident Mrs. Clara Swerldic. Reports from committees and plans for a spring deanery meeting with a Golden Jubilee mass for Msgr. Buell of Elgin were noted. Nine women attended including Mrs. Clara Sivertzic and Mrs. Molly Kubas.
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Silver Creek
St. Lawrence
Molly Kubas
Barney Paprocki
Phil Sock
John Konwinski
Clara Kmiecik
Ray Starostka
Hilbert Robak
Robert Smith
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