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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1976

Page

3

Flu vaccine testing aims to protect 200 million in summer

Federal health officials expect enough trial results by early June to set doses for mass production. The program plans to immunize 200 million Americans in summer with testing at NIH and expansion to Houston and Rochester, with children to follow in May. Minor arm soreness expected in about one in four or five recipients.

National Institutes of Health Houston Tex Rochester N. Y Theodore Cooper Alexander Schmidt Food and Drug Administration

Secret 1957 Gaither report on missile gap finally published

The 1957 Gaither Commission report prepared for President Eisenhower warned of a looming Soviet missile gap and urged costly defense spending and fallout shelters. The 519 page document, long disputed, predicted Soviet intercontinental capability by 1959 1960 and influenced Kennedy's 1960 campaign. By the 1970s arms control limited such deployments.

Washington UPI Eisenhower Gaither Commission Soviet Union H. Rowan Gaither, Jr Ford Foundation United States John F. Kennedy Slater

Easter Dinner Guests Spread Across Monroe Area

Monroe families hosted Easter dinners with relatives from Lincoln Creston Columbus and Genoa plus guests from St Edward and Columbus. The gathering included the Wurdemans Jenny Ditter and Heins families among others who spent a week visiting area relatives before returning home. A separate political note referenced President Garfield and U S Soviet arms race talks with upcoming hearings on nuclear warfare and preparedness.

Monroe Lowell Wurdeman Randy Lincoln Bertha Wurdeman Elmer Chohon Louise Bachman Creston Stanley Bachman Fred Borchers Wilbur Heins Jamesa Texas TaVern Brandt Carroll Borrs Heins Lewis Johnson Anna Johnson Helen Pearson Genoa Erilhnson Umbus R.W. Johnson Stella Hobbensiefken Leonard Johnson Francis Stetz St. Edward Is Murcek Shirely Baumgart Mary Murcek Mary Lynn

Gatherings honor first communicants

Mr and Mrs Gervin Kudron hosted a dinner Sunday to honor their son Jeff s first Communion. Guests from Columbus Humphrey Platte Center and Omaha attended including Jackie Schmidt Kristine Slizoski and their families in honor of first Communions.

Jim Schmidt Otto Schmidt Harry Platte Center Cecilia Rosenthal Tarnov Bob Fischer Danny Adrian Staroscik Omaha Rick Dubsky Michelle Ed Slizoski Kristine

American pilot earns first US man powered flight

Retired Air Force pilot Joseph A. Zinno pedaled a tiny aircraft aloft, covering over 80 feet in a brief flight. The attempt marks the first recorded U S man powered plane flight and seeks a 50 000 pound Kremer prize for a figure eight around two pylons.

R.1 UPI Orville Wilbur Wright Air Force Joseph A. Zinno Wright Brothers Kitty Hawk N.C Zinno United States Henry Kremer

Purchal families gather for Easter dinner at St Joseph Hall

John Purchal Sr and wife lead a large Easter gathering at St Joseph Social hall Platte Center. Attendees included Matt Purchal and family Don Zavadil Humphrey Regner Rech Hetherington Ottis and others from Omaha Cedar Bluffs Fremont Yankton Curtis Columbus and Platte Center.

Dan Ottis Fremont Jeanne Liebig Yankton So. Dak Tom Ottis Curtis Columbus Frank Ciboran Ed Purchas Ann Frese Marcel Liebig Platte Center

Detroit's giant garage sale to plug budget hole

Detroit hosts the world’s largest garage sale at Cobo Hall to offset a projected $100 million deficit. More than 20,000 shoppers queued four hours before opening, grabbing items from 100,000-plus lots including park benches and fire trucks.

Theodore Iliff Detroit UPI Cobo Hall John Weight Seagrave Patti Knox City Public Information

Hike-bike Move Set for May 15 in Lincoln

Nebraska coach Tom Osborne announced a one week delay for the Capital Association for Retarded Citizens hike-bike. The event is now scheduled for May 15 with sponsorship forms available at Lincoln Public Schools or by phone.

Lincoln Neb UPI Nebraska Capital Association Osborne Lincoln Public Schools Capital Association For

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