When in doubt, call the police
Todd Kurron saved money for a bike but was duped by con artists. He told his mother and dialed zero then asked to be transferred to police. a Columbus sergeant arrived quickly, proving how efficient and helpful officers can be.
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Janice Bohaty
Felle
Thals
Todd Kurron
Ron Kndrons
King
Dheeras
Todd
Focal
Dad
Tay
Mark
Columbus
Htfle
Tate
Mitchell defends federal wiretapping in speech in Cincinnati
Attorney General Colin M. Mitchell told the Kentucky Bar Association in Cincinnati that government wiretapping without warrants is necessary to defend against threats. He referenced Roosevelt era actions and said domestic and foreign dangers should not be treated separately. He rejected claims by Hale Boggs that the FBI tapped phones, calling them reckless.
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Kentucky Bar Association
Cincinnati
FBI
House
Hale Boggs
Russians claim rendezvous with Salute space platform
Moscow reports Soyuz 10 achieved rendezvous maneuvers with the Salute orbital station in its 12th orbit, testing docking and approach techniques amid a silent period. Tass notes no definitive hard linkup yet while predicting more manned ships to join Soyuz 10 for an orbital construction phase spearheaded by Moscow.
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Moscow
UPT
Utvcemaf
Tass
Algove
Soyuy 0
Sahuite
Coumanguts
Vladimir Shalaslov
Alex Yeliseyev
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Ayut
Sale
Gol
Vladimir Shatalov
Mikalai Rukavishnikov
Railgamen
Railgamen. ‘Theight Engin Alexei Yeliseyev, Is A Master of Fencing. Tass
Yeliseyev
United States
Javestia
Prgram
Evanomy
York Columbus freeway corridor approved by highway commission
The State Highway Commission on Friday approved the corridor for a proposed York to Columbus freeway. The 54.6 mile project is pegged at 374 million dollars and would link I 80 west of York, run north to US 35, then northeast to skirt Columbus, with a southeast bypass to meet US 30 and US 64. A Columbus route south from Columbus proposed by a delegation would cost about 27.3 million plus additional road improvements. Local officials and the governor were briefed and the proposal is part of the state 20 year road plan.
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Lincoln
YPT
State Highway Commission
York
Columus
Roads Department
Wit
Columbus
G.C. Strobel
State Enginent
Commission
Coumbus
Tne
Strobel
Larry
Farlher
Rising Gily
Davi City
Shelby
J.J. Exon
Wiesehneuser
Antiwar rally swells as Washington braces for demonstration
In Washington a major antiwar march plans for the day with the Pentagon on alert and Attorney General warning of possible violence. The National Peace Action Coalition forecasts up to 250000 protesters marching along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the Capitol while police anticipate about 100000 demonstrators.
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Washington
UPL
Statechina
Pentagon
John B. Mitchell
National Peace Action Coalition
District of Columbia
Jerry V. Wilson
Pennsylvania Avenue
War of the Capitol
Lincoln Memorial
Capitol
White House
Justice Department
Congress
Nixon
Camp David
Cambodia
Kent State University
San Francisco
Rennie Davis
Furge
Potmat
Kidnaping Suspect Arrested In Iowa For Milwaukee Boy
A Milwaukee boy age 10 was abducted and later found safe as Michael Siler, 29, of Milwaukee, was arrested in Des Moines while trying to board a plane with the youth. He faced federal charges, arraigned, and held on $30,000 bond. He waived extradition and will be returned to Milwaukee.
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UPI
Milwaukee
I °Bt
Rth
Anthony Paul Ca
Michael Siler
Mmilwaukee
FBI
Siler
Los Angeles
United Air Lines
Midwest
Caputa
U.S
R. E. Longstaff
Friday results announced in district music contest
Friday’s District IT Music Contest results announced by Dr. Jerry Lee with ten schools participating. Columbus and Schuyler earned excellent ratings, Blair Fremont and Omaha Westside achieved superior ratings, and Bellevue Millard Westside and Bellevue received trophies in orchestra. Large groups and Glee events yielded further superior and high ratings for Blair Fremont Columbus and others.
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Platte College
Jerry Lee
Otis
Columbus
Schuyler
Blair
Fremont
Omaha Westside
Bellevue
Millard
Westside
Ona
Schuyler and
I. Diane
Local readings and music contest results in Schuyler area
Readings began at 10 am with 49 Tow and a high of 72 expected Friday, listings show numerous students from Columbus Schuyler Fremont Blair and Westside in voice piano and band categories. Judges include Merrill Brown and Kenneth Lotspiesch from South Dakota State College and others from Newton Iowa and the University of Nebraska.
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Bellevis
Jin Peterson
Vremont
Mary Jacobs
Columbus
Vrombyne
Schuyler
Vomdots
Steve Bryst
Blais
Terriver
Don Enstyn
Westside
Roger Thaden
Bla
Mitke Marnan
Dwight Kovller
Fremant
Jon Welstead
Wenitside
Brie Feied
Laurie Erwall
Wearside
Mark Ressell
Mand
Erat Orchestra
I. Ac
Buys 'Lown
Merrill © Brown
Sout Dakota State College
Kenneth Lotspiesch
South Dakota State College
Richard Simpson
Fed Oak
Surge in Indochina air war reported by US command
Saigon dispatch says US command reports a surge in Indochina air war with North Vietnamese and Vietcong activity. Seven Americans were killed and 12 wounded in a booby trap mine explosion near Quan Ngai City as a land mine rigged artillery shell detonated.
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Saigon
UPD
Indochina
North Vietnam
Laos
Quant Ngai City
Fe Americal
Ig Command
Lindsay builds do it yourself rescue unit in small town
Lindsay Nebraska with about 295 residents completed a self built rescue van costing under 5000 dollars. Volunteers transformed a 1971 Dodge van with a false floor and built in equipment including radios oxygen and storage. The project, led by Fire Chief Robert Melcher, drew attention from nearby towns as a model of economical community effort.
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Mart Matulka
Platt County
Lindsay
Robert Melcher
George Rotman
Taege Birch Warn
Boone County Community Hospital
Albion
Ladies Improvement Chih
Fire Department
Anderson Pire Equipment
Omaha
Lindsay ¢Oumne Nity
New War
Lindsay 1
Bill Gardner
Tlumphres
Railroad layoffs loom in Omana area with Amtrak start
About 225 Luion Pacific Railroad workers face layoffs as Amtrak begins operations in the Omana region. Government subsidies for passenger service are cited as a factor in the shift toward subsidized rail travel starting May 0.
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OMA
GPT
Luion Pacific Railroad
Omana
Amtrak
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