Congress In Summer Recess Inspires Cheery N Y Representative
Dick West recounts a lighthearted newsletter by Rep Otis G Pike D NY suggesting Congress may be unnecessary. A humorous tour tale features a family misunderstanding Congress’ absence, while a Congressional Record check hints the body may have retired for an extended 1571 summer recess.
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Dick West Washington
UPH
Congress
Otis G. Pike
D-Ny
Consti
Back Bend
Ind
Elmo Clackers
Sidney
Teller
Paris
Inside the House's Hidden Political Subgroups
Washington window surveys the diverse factions beyond Democrats and Republicans. Regular Republicans, the Wednesday Group, the Democratic Study Group, the Black Caucus, the Unofficial Textile Committee, and The Group shape House debates. Reps Gross and Hall monitor costs and procedures, showing parties span broad wings. The groups form to pursue specific goals, from fiscal restraint to civil rights and trade, reflecting a fragmented two party system.
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Daniel Rapofort
Washington
UPI
United States
House of Representatives
Black Caucus
Textile Committee
Ilr. Gross
Rrown
Durward Hall
Wither Gross
Hall
Gross
House
White House
John V.olindsay
New York
Black House
Walter Faunbroy
Columbia
Vietnam
Inmates Cleared of Escape Charges in Belief Case
SACRAMENTO Calif two Ipsom Prison inmates Amerror J Terry and Claudell Cooper were acquitted of escape charges after arguing they faced danger due to Black Muslim beliefs. A Superior Court jury found them innocent though they fled the prison dairy farm on March seven and were recaptured five hours later. Both were serving time for assault in Los Angeles County and claimed guards and white inmates sought to kill them because of their religion.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPT
Ipsom
Superior Court
Amerror J, Terry
Claudell Cooper
Los Angeles County
The Carr Telegram Publication and Address Guide
Nebraske subscription rates listed for mailing to Columbus and surrounding counties. The notice instructs readers to notify the postmaster and columns about address changes, with emphasis on prompt reporting to ensure delivery.
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al Columbes
Nebraske
Carsies i Columbus
Mall
Prawle
Boere, Butt
Colfax
Merrick, Hater
Pottycounkas
Dollar dips to new low against West German mark
The dollar hit a fresh low of 3.39785 marks in West Germany as dealers report market instability amid fears of devaluation. In London and Frankfurt, forward dealings faded and currency limits influenced trading, with the Dutch guilder also attracting buyers as markets shift away from dollars.
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London
West Germany
Europe
U.S
Frankfurt
Zurich
Harold Ellers Host Visitors and Picnic Gatherings
Mr and Mrs Harold Eller entertained house guests last week including their son Gene Eller of San Francisco and Rev and Mrs Robert Eller with Jon Paul and Kristina of Cozad. Relatives joined a Pawnee Park picnic in Columbus and a Wurdeman home gathering. A Eller brother and sister in law Rev Dr William Eller of Corona Del Mar stayed overnight en route to Minnesota to visit their daughter's family.
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Leigh
Harold Eller
Eir
Gene Eller
San Francisco
California
Robert Eller
Jon
Paul
Kristina
Cozad
Pawnee Park
Columbus
Pete Peterson
Oakland
Karen Peterson
Omaha
Henry Vaper
Waller Wardeman
Harold Ellers
Waller Wurdeman
Astrological Forecast Wrangles and Vague Signs for All Zodiac
The forecast offers scattered notes for each sign with garbled phrases. It mentions Aries and Taurus on matters of relationships and finances, Cancer on patience and work with groups, Leo on health and indulgence, Virgo on work relationships and goals, Libra on home duties and travel, Scorpio on investigation and funds, Sagittarius on financial commitments, Capricorn on services and healing, Aquarius on emotional heart matters, Pisces on realtor contacts and self knowledge.
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ARIES
Odreys
Taurus
Lena
Val
CHI
Bharly
Wilson Preaninos
Leo
Basic
Deley Zaw
LIBRA
eMarch
Horoscope for Sunday August 15 ARIES through PISCES
Daily zodiac forecast contains errors and mixed sentences but notes Aries cautions on decisions, Taurus advice on finances, Gemini influence on communication, Cancer and Leo social themes, Virgo career matters, Libra and Scorpio intrigue, Sagittarius travel, Capricorn health talks, Aquarius introspection, Pisces cooperation at home, and a birthday note about dramatic persona and possible resilience.
India Soviet pact reshapes Asia power balance
Foreign News Analyst notes the 20 year India Soviet friendship pact aims to deter Pakistan, extend Soviet influence in South Asia and Indian Ocean, while U.S. aid to India nears 10 billion and Soviet aid reaches about 5 billion through 1969. China relations, regional ports, and strategic areas factor into shifting alliances amid Britain’s decline and Suez dynamics.
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Phil Newsom
United States
India
Soviet Union
Pakistan
East Pakistan
South Asia
Indian Ocean
U.S
China
United Arab Republic
British Inc
Britain
Suez
South
Yemen
Aden
Ted Sea
al Iraq
Iran Persian Gulf
Ceylon
Mauritius
Sues
U.S. 7Th Fleet
South China Sea
Achca’s Cape
Social Security man visits Columbus City Hall Wednesdays
A Norfolk Social Security representative visits Columbus City Hall each Wednesday from 9 a.m. to noon to assist on all Social Security matters. Joh B. Cook advises readiness to speed benefits, noting a birth certificate or age evidence and W2 forms or 1970 tax returns for self employed.
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Norfolk Social Security Office
Columbus Cuty Hall
Joh B. Cook
Norfolk
Two Local Teens Attend Midland College Summer Camp
Rodney Schroeder of Leigh and Roger Bachman of Creston are attending a summer basketball camp at Midland College this week under coach Myron Deamel. Their parents Mr and Mrs Allen Schroeder drove them to Fremont Sunday evening and will bring them back Saturday.
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Rodney Schroeder
Leigh
Roger Bachman
Creston
Midland College
Myron Deamel
Allen Schroeder
Fremont
Nebraska voices concern over growing nursing home trend
Lincoln officials warn too many nursing homes are being built in Nebraska. State aging director Ronald Jensen says planning should keep elderly in their homes longer, with outpatient clinics and in-home support to counter the rise of care institutions. He cites lack of research and programs and notes Nebraska ranks high for seniors in institutions.
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Lincoln
UPDLA
Nebraska
Bethers
The
Vale
State Commission On Aging
Ronald Jensen
Jensen
Bke
Mie
Hospital Births and Admissions Record at Mary Hospital
Births list a daughter for Schmidt in Monroe Aug 12 six pounds seven ounces and a daughter for Dene in Columbus Aug 12 seven pounds four ounces. A daughter to Lasche in Columbus Aug 12 eight pounds three ounces. A son to Henry in Columbus Aug 13 six pounds fourteen ounces. Admissions include Kuta Tarnav Cackson Brown Leslie Pospiski and others. Dismissals include Lange Becher Hoadley Parish Jarecki West and Ludwig. Genoa Community Hospital lists Kellison and dismissals Phillipa Stenberg.
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Mary Hospital
James Schmidt
Monroe
Thomas Kuta
Tarnav
Anna Cackson
Arthur Brown
Dan Leslie
Alan Pospiski
Columsus
Rada. Lange
Gary Becher
Btrs
Onald Hoadley
Gary Parish
Columbus
Louis Jarecki
Platte Center
Anna West
Bellwood
Young research experts market Money Market Directory profits and questions
Two young researchers Thomas Robinson and Thomas McQueeney created the Money Market Directory, a 539 page guide selling for 125 and selling 1,000 copies with 2,500 projected for 1972. It lists pension funds banks and investment groups and reveals a lack of national policy on how pension money should be invested.
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Leroy Pope
UPI Businese
New York
UPI
Thomas Robinson
Thomas Metaceney
United States
Robinson
McQueerey
Bok
Zeller Shows Champion Steer At Bellwood Judging
Bellwood exhibitor Terry Zeller took the grand champion steer title in the heer judging contest with a 4a Charolais cross. His sister Becky claimed reserve grand champion Angus. The event featured 120 entries and multiple class champions including Shorthorn, Hereford, Crossbred, and Angus in both market and breeding categories.
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David City
Terry Zeller
Bellwood
Heer
Becky
An Angus
Marvin Jakub
Brainard
Carte Meyserburg
Hereford
Pain Kozisek
Burl Ruth
Rising City
Angus
Margaret Zeller
Jerald Hibbs
Smithfield
Funeral arrangements pending for three women in city
Funeral arrangements are pending for three elderly women. Hattie Hit 2 died this morning at St Mary Hospital Columbus. Rose Maluska 83 died Thursday at David City Hospital. Mary Prochaska 74 Ulysses died this morning at Bryan Memorial Hospital Lincoln. All had resided at St Joseph Villa.
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David City
Charles
Hattie) Hit
St. Mary Hospital
Columbus
David City Memorial Chapel
St. Joseph Villa
Rose Maluska
Thursda
David City Hospital
Knott Funeral Home
Mary Prochaska
Ulysses
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
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