Havelka Ponders Pornography Hijinks and Policy
By Jim Havelka, a satirical piece exploring the pornography debate with Prof. Farquhar Pedagogue. It lampoons censorship schemes, noting counterproductive ideas such as making dirty books required reading and subsidizing pornographers to protect the economy. The column ends with a quip about selling pornography after discussing the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Havelka
Audy
Hijinks
Prof
Farquhar
Playboy
Allen Ginsberg
State and federal officials meet Nebraskan tribes in talks
State Indian Commission Director Robert Mackey led a meeting with Nebraska's three tribes Santee Sioux Omaha and Winnebago as prep for a September three day gathering at Winnebago grounds. Attendees included U S Indian Commissioner Louis Brute and BIA official Wyman Badde plus Omaha tribe leader Ed Cline. Topics covered included housing medical and dental care welfare education training employment and law and order with plans to add resource representatives on day three to outline available supports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macy
UPI
Nebraska
State Indian Commission
Robert Mackey
U. S
Louis Brute
Washington, D.C
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wyman Badde
Aberdeen
S. di
Mackey
Decantur
Ed Cline
Indonesia marks 25th year of independence parade
Indonesia celebrated 25 years of independence with a presidential palace ceremony and a large parade. Spectators lined Jakarta streets as school drum bands decorated floats and regional marchers passed by. President Suharto and Tien observed as Parliament chairman read the 1945 proclamation. A 21 gun salute and flag replica honored independence. Edgar Allan Poe was dismissed from the US Military Academy for neglect of duty and disobedience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
UPI
Indonesia
Gally i
Suharto
Tien
Sjaichu
Freedom Square
Edgar Allan Poe
Funeral services for Fred F. Lewin in Albion
Funeral services were held at 2 pm Monday at Levander Funeral Home for Fred F. Lewin 61 of Albion who died Friday at Veterans Hospital in Omaha. Pastor William Johnson officiated, burial followed in Rose Hill Cemetery. Born July 10, 1909 in Otoe to James and Susan Elizabeth Irwin, he was a sign painter and a Seventh Day Adventist. Surviving: his wife Ellen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albion
Levander
Fred F. Lewin
Veterans’ Hospital
Omaha
Wiliam Johnson
Rose Hill
Otoe
Iown
James
Susan Elizabeth
Irwin
Ellen
Twins home after doctors doubted they’d survive
Angela and Georgia Lynn Gleason, born July 23 in Denver three weeks early with a rare blood disease, returned home with their parents George and Linda. Doctors said Angela needed six blood exchanges and Georgia four, 29 pints transfused in ten sessions, aided by two pints from a brother and 27 pints from Colorado State Patrol donors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Culbertson
UPI
Angela
Ann
Georgia Lynn Gleason
George
Linda Gleason
Denver
Gleason
Mrs. Gleason
Georgia
Dorlors
Colorado General Hospital
Colorado
S (Leason
McCook
Omaha Hilton Opens Today in Downtown Omaha
The 19 story Omaha Hilton, a new luxury hotel at First National Center, opened today with 462 rooms and Mediterranean decor. General manager Paul Gaeta said the hotel opened on schedule after long construction begun December 1968 by Peter Kiewit Bons Inc and Leo A. Daly Co was the architect. Official dedication ceremonies are planned September 17 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
UPI
Omaha Hilton
Paul Gaeta
Leo A. Daly Co
Peter Kiewit Bons Inc
First National Center
Hilton
U Boats Credited to One Ship Record During War
United Press International notes that the greatest number of U boats credited to a single ship in World War II was 13, attributed to HMS Starling, highlighting a notable wartime achievement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
HMS Starling
Fake threat to kidnaped consul cast as hoax
Montevideo police ruled a note threatening to kill kidnaped Brazilian consul Aloysio Diaz Gomide a fake. The letter asked Uruguay to press Brazil for a prisoner release and referenced hostage dates, citing past Tupamaro attacks but providing no verifiable details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montevideo
UPI
Tupamaros
Porto Alegre
Brazil
Aloysio
Diaz Gomide
Uruguay
U8 Agriculture
Claude Fly
Fort Collins, Colo
Women Governors in American History
The article notes three women who have served as state governors, Nellie Tayloe Ross of Wyoming and Miriam Ferguson of Texas both elected in 1924, and Lureen Wallace of Alabama elected in 1986.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Tayloe Ross
Wyoming
Miriam
Ma) Ferguson
Texas
Lureen Wallace
Alabama
Weather calm nationwide with storms from coast to coast
Scattered thunderstorms moved across the South and Southeast while rain fell along the Mid Atlantic coast and Gulf Coast. Eight foot waves caused drownings along a 3 mile coast from North Carolina to Maryland with three deaths. Rainfall totals included Wilmington North Carolina and Douglas Arizona. The Weather Bureau noted thundershowers in western mountains and along the Atlantic Seaboard. The Molly Maguires are referenced as a historic group in Pennsylvania's coal regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
mid-Atlantic
Virginia
North Carolina
Wilmington
N.C
Douglas
Ariz
Tampa
U.S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Havelka
Kansas City
Smite Smut
Henry Miller
ADAMS
Rim
Columbus Telegram
San Francisco
30Th
Church Streets
Columbus
Professional Sewing Center
Sannene
Nawman Grove
Weswanee Ee Ees
Goinide
Dan. Mitrione
Jose Pacheco Aveco
Sears
Molly Maguires
Pennsylvania
Columbus Laundry
DAY Cleaners
U.S. A0 Center
Morris Paint
BOLT
Wonder Tool
Bruce
America
23Rd St
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!