Akron area man builds century village of relics on farm
Jim O'Brien of Akron farms west of Albion has quietly assembled a sprawling historical village on his land. He moved churches, barns, a sod house, a saloon, a post office, a railroad depot and countless relics gathered over 15 years. The project celebrates the Bicentennial with demonstrations, displays, airplane rides and tours.
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O’brien
Akron
Albion
Boone County Historical Museum
O'Brien
Mt. Pleasant
Lindsay
St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran
Loretto
Bartlett
Greeley
Spalding
Drueppel Brothers
St. Bernard
Soddie
Jim O Brien
Two Lincoln men charged in Columbus drugstore burglary
State Patrol investigators arrested two Lincoln men and recovered a large portion of drugs taken from Tooley Drug Store. Douglas R. Milbourn said felony counts of burglary and possession of opium were filed. Lindhurst given 10000 bond and Morrow 5000 bond. Preliminary hearing set for next week.
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Nebraska State Patrol
Lincoln Lincoln
Columbus
Tooley
Douglas R. Milbourn
Platte County
C. Thomas White
Lindhurst
Ron Brown
Larry Williams
Norfolk
Humphrey
Ford Dole visit ends with missing house key
In Russell Kansas on Friday, Bina Dole sought the key to her doorstep when President Ford greeted her and her son Senator Robert Dole. She located the hidden key behind the drain pipe on the front porch of the red brick home.
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Russell
Kan
UPI
Robert A. Dole
Bina
Ford
Sperm Immunity Studied as Possible Contraception
University of Nebraska researcher Dr. James McClurg reports efforts to immunize women against sperm to prevent fertilization. He notes some women naturally develop antibodies to sperm and describes tests using blood serum and cervical mucus to detect these antibodies and render sperm inactive.
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Omaha
UPI
University of Nebraska
James McClurg
Center
Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology
McClurg
Nebraska
U S carrier leaves Japan amid North Korea tensions
Secretary Kissinger labeled the killing of two U S officers by North Korean guards premeditated murder and demanded explanations and reparations. Congress urged condemnation while governors considered United Nations action. a carrier sailed to an undisclosed destination as USAF forces reinforced Korea amid heightened alerts.
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Panmunjom
Korea
Pentagon
U.S. Army
Washington
UPI
Far East
Kissinger
Pyongyang
Congress
Sen. Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
United Nations
USS
Ofse
U.S
State Department
Frederick Z. Brown
North Korea
Mrs Smith elected GOP chairman at tough time
Mary Louise Smith won unanimous election to a full term as chairwoman of the Republican National Committee in Kansas City Missouri. She took office in 1974 and again after winning the presidential nomination this week promising firm action without delay.
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Kansas City
UPI
Mary Louise Smith
Republican National Committee
GOP
Ford Dole rally GOP on eve of 1980 campaign
At a breakfast with the new 162 member national committee Ford and Sen. Bob Dole urged unity for Republicans nationwide. Ford urged study of vice presidential selection and pledged a broad campaign while Dole, a former committee chair, urged rallying behind Ford leadership. Mrs. Smith led the party at the helm, following 1972 campaign precedent.
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Kansas City
Ford
Sen
Bob Dole
Kansas
National Committee
White House
Congress
Ronald Reagan
Dole
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Pioneer
Telegram
Stan Linhorst
Lincoln
Arthur Bonifas
Newburgh
N.Y
Mark Barrett
Columbia
S.C
Demilitarized Zone
Japan
Okinawa
Mountain Home Air Force Base
Idaho
Nbc-Tv
Mrs. Smith
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