Group urges Nixon to speed Vietnam troop withdrawal
A private group that visited Vietnam told President Nixon that troop withdrawal should be accelerated. The Volunteers for Vietnam proposed ending combat units by mid-1971 and complete withdrawal by end of 1972, though some advisers might remain. Nixon showed interest but offered no commitment.
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Fred Schwengel
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Schwengel
West May
Defense
Melvin Laird
Curfew Imposed on Maryland Town After Disorder
A three hour curfew was imposed on Hagerstown after clashes in the Negro section involving Molotov cocktails and firebombing at furniture factories. Fires were controlled with light damage. Police and fire crews faced stone and bottle projectiles. two officers injured. State police and county deputies aided in maintaining order.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Negro Section
Grason Doornberger
Tigber
Washington County
Two Omaha Residents Die From Apparent Gun Wounds
Two residents died Tuesday from apparently self inflicted shotgun wounds in Omaha. Clarence P. Vaughn, 48, was found with a head wound at his home, with a 12 gauge shotgun nearby. Harold G. Cramer, 44, was found in his bedroom beside a 12 gauge shotgun, with relatives saying he had been despondent.
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UPI
Clarence P. Vaughn
Harold G. Cramer
Local Postage Rates For Columbus Nebraska Readers
Published each eventing except Sunday. Subscription rates listed for Columbus area and Nebraska counties. Note errors in OCR. readers advised to update address with local postmaster to ensure delivery and correct mailing.
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Telegram Missing F6t-2741 Time Window Noted
A fragment notes F6t-2741 telegram status missing between 6 and 6 50 p m on Saturdays and extending to 3 30 p m on some days, indicating a time window for locating the item. Further context unclear.
Nebraska Interstate funding amendment doubles support
The House Public Works Subcommittee on Roads adopted an amendment to double Nebraska’s Interstate funds. Rep. Robert Denney says the change raises 1972 funds from 9 million to 20 million, ensuring Nebraskas completion within its deadline and a continuous highway program.
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UPI
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Public Works
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Denney
Neb Iaska
Curtis and Hruska vote against anti missile amendment
In Washington UPI reports Nebraska Republican Sens. Carl T. Curtis and Roman L. Hruska opposed Senator Harold Hughes's amendment to halt all deployment of the Safeguard anti ballistic missile system. The Hughes measure failed on a 6 3 3 roll call.
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UPI
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Roman L. Hruska
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Senate
Aries to Pisces Astrological Forecasts for March 2 to April 191
Aries to Pisces zodiac forecast offered with many typos and errors. Predictions touch on promotions gratitude, travel, family reunions, patience, caution with promises, changes in relationships, economic factors, and personal growth. Neutral tone notes birthdays as a time for emotional healing and social activity.
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Horse Entries at Columbus Race Day August 14 1970
Race card lists Purse amounts for six races featuring 2 year olds through older claimers at Columbus Downs. Notable horses include Reed's King, War Spirit, Traveling Fast, and Miss Islander with jockeys Barn es and Anderson prominent. Local owners and trainers fill the program with numerous entries and apprentice allowances noted.
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Mise Coney
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Parkes
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Monty Hill
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J. Turner
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Ranenar
Jack
Lengit Joyce
Marcie — Anderson
Ecoftey
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Butcis
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Helal
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Barmanay
Mundorf
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Foy
Lang Ann
Roy
Kasabian Admits Theft During Manson Trial Testimony
Linda Kasabian testified she stole about $5,000 from friend Charles Melton and took it to Spahn Ranch with the Manson group. She said she turned the money over to the family to fund desert travel, challenging her account of joining the cult. The revelation came as the key state witness continued on the stand amid defense and court actions.
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UPI
Linda Kasabian
Charles Manson
Manson
Kasabian
Spahn Ranch
Charles Melton
Robert
Aaron Stavitz
Fire near railroad sparks small blaze east of yards
Local firemen fought a fire Monday evening caused by sparks from a Burlington train. The blaze burned a small stretch of the railroad right of way east of the county yards.
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David City
Burlington
Death added to Nebraska traffic death toll
An Omaha woman dies from injuries suffered in a January auto crash, boosting Nebraska's motor vehicle deaths to 250. Mrs Mabel Brehm, 72, hospitalized since the collision at an Omaha intersection, died July 20 at Eugene Eppley Care Center.
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Lincoln
UPI
Omaha
Nebraska
State Accident Records Bureau
Tom Ryan
Mabel Brehm
Eugene Eppley Care Center
Ryan
Brehm
Platte College schedules class selection and orientation
Platte College officials set dates for class selection August 17 to 21 with a split morning schedule by letters and new student meetings September 1 to 4. Student orientation is planned September 8 to 9, with details to be announced, and formal registration and fee payment on September 11. Activities center in the Student Center four miles north of Columbus.
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Platte College
Robert Snow
Columbus
Floods in Brazil Kill 100 People in Recife and Olinda
Police report three days of heavy rain and floods have killed 100 people and left over 30,000 homeless. Most deaths came from landslides that buried homes in Recife and nearby Olinda, a city with about one million residents.
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Brazil
UPO
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