Nixon withdrawal plan earns mixed Senate House praise
Washington reports mixed reaction from Senate and House Democrats to President Nixon's Vietnam pullout plan. Leader Mansfield called the approach pleasing and surprising, while liberal Rep Fraser warned the pace may delay withdrawals until late. Some critics say the pace remains too slow with 284,000 troops still abroad. The White House noted a largely positive but subdued public response.
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White House
SALE CALENDAR FOR COLUMBUS NEBRASKA AUCTIONS
Auction calendar lists multiple sales across Columbus and surrounding towns in April and May. Items include construction equipment household goods farm acres and personal property with dates and auctioneers Conyers Auction Real y and others. Local owners Lizzle Loceke and Joe Kelly coordinate several events. watch May dates for house contents and farm gear.
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Nebrasse
Lizzle Hoseke
Conyers Auction & Really
Columbus
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Clara Kelly
Canary
Bob Atsnouse
Teen Davis
Rap Brown Trial Postponed Indefinitely in Maryland
In Ellicott City Maryland Circuit Court Judge James MacGill suspended Rap Brown’s trial after defense petitions sought transfer to federal court. Brown remains charged with riot arson and inciting to riot from a Cambridge speech in 1987. prosecutors retain claims of inciting to arson barred. A federal motion to seize the case for federal jurisdiction was filed in Baltimore.
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Jury chosen to hear Mayor Allote's defamation suit
In San Francisco a district court jury of eight women and four men was selected to hear Mayor Joseph Allote's $12.6 million lawsuit against Look Magazine over a Sept 9, 1969 article linking him to the Mafia. The case centers on whether the piece defamed his character by alleging mafia ties and meetings.
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Reuther Defends Wage Earners Against Inflation
UAW President Walter Reuther told the Atlantic City convention that wage earners did not cause the current inflation, blaming corporate greed for higher profits. He urged delegates to push for substantial wage and benefit gains, including cost of living protections, a $500 monthly pension after 30 years, and new bonuses as automakers resist costly demands for about 700,000 workers.
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Thieu backs Nixon plan to withdraw troops from Vietnam
President Thieu expressed approval of Nixon’s plan to pull out 150000 American troops this year but urged more material aid. Opposition leaders warned of economic harm, while a Senate leader predicted further withdrawals next year. Thieu said the war’s outcome will shape Southeast Asia and depend on Vietnam’s strength to defeat the Communists.
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Proxmire urges charges on waste to clean waterways
Sen. William Proxmire of Wisconsin told a Senate subcommittee that the United States should copy Germany's system of charging industries for water pollution. He said the plan, effective since 1904, would prevent waterways from becoming open sewers and maintain water quality for fishing and recreation.
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UPL
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Cards of Thanks Patients express gratitude to hospitals and staff
Teavish thanks for cards gifts and visits at Lady of Lourdes Hospital and praises doctors and nurses. Rody Janieck thanks all who remembered him at St Mary Columbus and St Mary Horhhester. Mrs Fred Koelle Sr expresses gratitude to friends and retailers for cards visits and prayers at the hospital and the Behlen Hospital.
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Edward Buresh Rites Set for Thursday at St. Augustine
Edward Buresh 61 died Sunday at his farm home northeast of Octavia after years of ill health. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday in St. Augustine Church Schuyler with Fr. John P. Downey officiating. burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Body lies in Svoboda Funeral Home. rosary Wednesday at 4 p.m. A native of Brainard, he married Emma Nemec in 1929. He farmed in Colfax County 39 years. Survivors: wife Emma. sons Jerald Rogers and Maward Duncan. daughters Layville Sobblewski Pennsauken N.J., Dorothy Opate Schuyler, Joyce Payzant Aptington Iowa. 19 grandchildren. brother Joseph North Bend. sisters Lillian Matulks Schuyler, Rose Jecka Omaha, Anna Mekuda Omaha.
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Dietrich funeral slated for Wednesday in Schuyler
Henry Dietrich 4 died at his home Sunday in Schuyler. Funeral services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Symoda Funeral Home with burial in Schuyler Cemetery. Born July 13, 1885 in Kladno Czechoslovakia, he married Rose Hejhal in Chicago in 1910. Survived by five sons Norman Lad Milo Otto Anton Henry Jr and others, four daughters Rose Mrs John Lauterbach Albina Shockley Mildred Millenburger, sister Mrs Dennin Fendrick, 50 grandchildren and 210 great grandchildren. Preceded by wife and a daughter.
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Albina) Lauterbach
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Tonie) Shockley
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South Pole Slid Into Sahara, Geologist Says
Prof. Thodes W. Cairbridgs of Columbia University told the American Geophysical Union that the South Pole has migrated into the Sahara over the last 150 million years. A team from 11 nations studied the region in January revealing a crust sliding over a fluid zone, supporting continental drift theories of Earth's 4.5 billion year evolution.
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UPI
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Sahara Desert
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Earth
Rubber workers walk off jobs across Goodyear plants
Akron reports URW members walk off at five Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co plants nationwide as contract talks falter. United Rubber Workers threaten strikes at three other major producers while Goodyear and UAW had no new negotiations scheduled. Talks were held in Cincinnati with Goodrich Uniroyal and Firestone expected to continue.
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Stock market prices today and market averages
New York and York UPI report stock prices across industries with notable percent changes and a closing market snapshot. Major movers include Am Can Amex Johnson Allis Chalmers and Kennecott, with declines and gains. the Dow and broader averages show decreases and mixed performance across sectors.
Russia stalls plan on SALT nuclear limits
In Vienna, Soviet leaders delay formal SALT proposals, keeping back a package plan on limiting missiles while the United States signals readiness for a broad comprehensive framework. Gerard Smith relays U.S. policy aims as Moscow studies Washington moves before presenting specifics. Brezhnev warns the U.S. against strategic advantages during talks. Next SALT session set for Thursday.
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Request probe of ambulance firm in Lincoln
Lincoln police asked the city legal department to investigate Midwest Ambulance Co. after owner Roger Leland Nichols was arraigned in Lancaster County Court on felony drug charges. Nichols faces a preliminary hearing May 28 amid reports of a disrupted patient transfer at St Elizabeth Health Center.
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Market wrap Omaha and Chicago livestock figures
Omaha and Chicago livestock markets report hogs mixed in price with large volume regionally. Cattle and calves show varied shifts with steers and heifers mostly lower, high grade cuts and feeder values noted amid broad market activity and competing bids.
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Chicago Livestock
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UPI
New York Egg Prices Reported By USDA
USDA reports show New York egg market offerings adequate to ample with light demand. Wholesale prices per dozen quoted in rents: Extra fancy heavy white 37-38, extra fancy brown 49-41, fancy medium white 32-34, pullets white 28-30, standards 30-34.
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UPI
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East Germany frees five children after plane forced down
East Germany released five children after a light Cessna 170 carrying them was forced down by MIG fighters near Helmstedt. The pilot Helmut Siemens and the father of one child were detained as authorities review alleged airspace violations. The flight aimed to treat whooping cough, a practice doctors sometimes advise.
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