Batchelder reiterates conservatism at Norfolk talk
State Sen. Clifford Batchelder of Omaha defended his conservative stance during a Norfolk appearance to an audience of 60 to 400. He criticized state spending and taxes, urged keeping state education elective, and said he is serving constituents first. Jack Langford praised Batchelder and noted Nebraskans will choose in the May 12 primary.
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Norfolk
UPI
Clifford, Batchelder
Omaha
Norfolk City
Cansolidate
Edd.cation
Norbert
T. ‘Nemann
Batchelder
State Board of Education
Tigmann
Jack Laingford
Kearing
Lone Star Club Extends May Activities in Osceola
Members of the Lone Star Club planned the May Ten May 1 event at Shelby and noted the annal tour would be postponed to September. Mrs. Fred Klexer led with a poem and Mrs. Irene Kreugery presented Your Hair Has Feelings Too. Topics included candidate acquainting before the May 12 election and traffic emergencies with a survival kit.
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Lone Star Club
Shelby
Cnding
Fred Klexer
Irene Kreugery
George Teaden
Legal Notices On Change of School District Boundaries
Platte County Nebraska voters are notified of a hearing to change school district boundaries. The County Superintendent orders dissolving multiple districts and attaching areas to others, detailing sections and townships involved in the reorganization. The hearing occurs Friday, May 1, 1070 at the courthouse.
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Haat
Weal
Plattey
Nebraska
Cohympis
Matle County
Giadya Homan
Range
Platte County
Wear
Platte
Gees
Fenden
Byie County
Gidya Homan ‘Beeldert
Marlys
Notices to Creditors and School District Boundary Changes
Public legal notices list claims filing deadline for Clara Engel estate by July 21 1970 and hearing July 22 1970. Also announced is an order to change school district boundaries across Platte Boone and Madison Counties with hearings in Platte County on May 1 1970 and related district dissolutions and attachments.
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Plati County
Nebraska
Clara Engel
William A. Gosiz
Women bank officers to meet here
More than 40 women bank officers from across Nebraska will gather in Columbus for the Nebraska Group of the National Association of Bank Women Inc. three day meeting April 23 to 25. Featured speakers include John R. Burl regional administrator National Banks Kansas City Mo Gary L. Aksamir trust officer National Bank of Commerce Lincoln and Miss Eloise L. Pears vice president and secretary City State Bank Madrid. The meeting theme is Soaring into the 70s with Miss Tevella Hasler presiding.
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Madrid
Laws
Midwest
NABW
Marie Fraemel
Eheme
Tevella Hasler
Nebraska
Fullerton National Bank
Nélionsi Association
Women’s Club Names Officers in Stromsburg
Newly elected officers of the Woman’s Club are Mrs. Donald Trystrom president, Mrs. Ira Ready first vice president, Mrs. Phillip Waller second vice president, Mrs. Robert Ergeren third vice president, Mrs. C L Anderson secretary, Mrs. Homer Cuddleford treasurer. The group will sponsor an art workshop April 30 at Viking Center with Mrs. Sam Bellin and University of Nebraska Extension Service in charge. course cost two dollars. Jerman Ranth, art instructor at the high school, will oversee an exhibit of student art work at Viking Center in April.
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Stromsburg
Woman's Club
Donald Trystrom
Ira Ready
Phillip Waller
Robert Ergeren
C. £. Anderson
Homer Cuddleford
Viking Center
Sam Bellin
University of Nebraska Extension Service
Jerman Ranth
Viking Ceater
Boundaries Change Hearing on Platte County Districts
Notice informs qualified voters of Platte County Nebraska that a petition to alter school district bounds has led to a hearing to be held May 1 1970 at 10 00 AM. Lands from District 3 would join District 2A and District 2 would absorb debts and assets per plan. Also amended Articles of Incorporation for Reed Veach Wardeman Associates Inc raise authorized stock to 150000 dollars and adjust Article VII.
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Nancy County
Platte Canty
Nebraska
Schols
Platte County
Bolmds Town
Bigilet
Nanoo County
Townsby North
Ranger West
Platte, County
Nance County
Ilwreof
Tattle, County
Nebraske
Range 3
Nebradach
Platts County
Nebrasa
Range
Dlatte County
Homlad
Sehool
Platin County
Nebeaska
Bodne County
Madison County
Flatte County
Boone County
Schoal
Courhouse
Calumbua
Phullte County
Gladys Homan-Byeldort
Reed, Veach, Wardoiian & Associates, Inc
Reed, Veach
Castro says Nixon plotting new Cuba invasion with exiles
Premier Fidel Castro charged that Nixon plans a U S backed invasion using exiles from the United States. He cited abortive Bay of Pigs ties and warned invaders would face firing squad. Castro spoke at Gran Tierra during funeral services for five Cuban troops killed in weekend Alpha 64 actions.
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Miami
UPT
Fidel’ Castro
Nicon
United States
Cuba
Castro
Oriente Province
Gran Tierra
Alpha 64
Oriente
Havana
Castroise
Haracga
Eliles
Alpha 66
Nixon
Eisenhower
Platte county NFO elects dairy board with local reports
The Platte county NFO met Thursday to elect the dairy board for the coming year. Ben Jarosz was named chairman with Ed Olivier Ervin Zach Floyd Hemmer and Dickie Kapels on the board and Albert Thelen Paul Filtje as alternates. Ivan Haschke reported on a Fremont district meeting where J J Exon and Bill Burrows spoke. Ray Rathtf discussed Nebraska Farm Coalition support for a farm bill. Reports covered grain sales in West Omaha and soybean and Milo markets with tips to time marketing for price rise. Melvitt Pfeifer noted feeder cattle sales at Humphrey Collection Point.
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Humphrey
Dairy Board
Platte County
NFO
Ben Jarosz
Ed Olivier
Ervin Zach
Floyd Hemmer
Dickie Kapels
Albert Thelen
Paul Filtje
Chaiman
Ivan Haschke
Fremont
J.J. Exon
Bill Burrows
Ray Rathtf
Nebraska Farm Coalition
Nebraska
Washington
West Omaha
Tieport
Bob Zach
Leoa Huschke
Milo
Melvitt Pfeifer
Humphrey Collection
Lola
Arey Ladies Aid Holds Meeting in Creston
All members attended the St. Peter Ladies Aid gathering at the Lutheran Church. Mrs. Henry Fischer led the business session and Mrs. August Wiemer gave a lesson titled Important Words in the Bible. Hostess was Mrs. Fischer with guests Mrs. Amelia Scheifler Mrs. Pearl Russell Mrs. Louise Bachar and Mes Ui G. Doseke.
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Creston
St. Peter Ladies Aid
Lutheran Church
Henry Fischer
August Wiemer
Fischer
Amelia Scheifler
Pearl Russell
Louise Bachar
Mes
G. Doseke
Teamsters threaten strike over higher benefits across nation
United Press International reports Teamsters press for higher benefits with 90,000 truckers set to strike if owners refuse new welfare fund and a 13th holiday. Walkouts stretch from Ohio to California, with mediators unable to restart talks after weeks of deadlock. In New Jersey leader Joseph Azzalino warned of Thursday action unless separate agreements emerge by noon Wednesday. Estimates show 52,000 drivers on strike in Ohio and 9,500 in St Louis, amid industry talks and wage offers in Chicago and Washington.
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United Press International Teamsters
Ite Wartheast
Ohio
California
Weks
New Jersey
Joseph Azzalino
Newark
New York
New England
Azzolillo
Chicago Kickers
Washington
St. Louis
Vodka Defined by Federal Regulation Says No Distinctive Character
Encyclopedia Britannica states that vodka is defined by federal regulation as being without distinctive character aroma or taste. This description frames vodka as a neutral spirit lacking unique sensory qualities per regulatory language.
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Encyelopecdia Britarnica
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Nebr
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Platte Nfo
Arey Ladies Aid
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