Dress revue honors told at Butler Fair
Purple ribbons were awarded Sunday in the Butler County Fair dress revue. Winners include Cover-up Renee Camte apron Mary Hain trick skirt Paula Nemee Susan Schmit Tammy Medinger Mary Brieke skirt and blouse under 12 Linda Selden Simple dress 12 and over Jinda Phillips Tom Rath Macla Wiesenool clothes Mary Katherine Sypal play clothes Lori Vidlak Theresa Benseh Janet Atps Cheryl ee Vicki Warholeski sleeping Lori Special occasion Judy Colleen Vibka Theresa Benesch goal Cheryl Hinze.
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David City
Butler County Fair
Renee Camte
Mary Hain
Paula Nemee
Susan Schmit
Tammy Medinger
Mary Brieke
Linda Selden
Jinda Phillips
Tom Rath
Macla Wiesenool
Mary
Katherine Sypal
Lori Vidlak
Theresa Benseh
Janet ‘Atps
Cherylee
Vicki Warholeski
Lori
Judy Colleen Vibka
Theresa
Benesch
Cheryl Hinze
Butler County
Mary Katherina Sypal
Kissinger to become Secretary of State in Cabinet reshuffle
President Nixon named Henry Kissinger to replace William P. Rogers as secretary of state. Rogers said he would return to New York law practice after seven months beyond his term. Kissinger, 50, would be the first Jewish and first foreign-born U.S. secretary of state, seen as the chief architect of Nixon’s foreign policy.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Nixon
China
Soviet Union
William P. Rogers
New York
Rogers
Vietnam
San Clemente
Calif
Kissinger
Senate
Germany
Wixon
Peking
Leonid 1. Brezhnev
U.S
Japan
Press blamed for missing inflation questions at Nixon talk
In Topeka AP reports former Kansas Governor Landon criticized Washington press for asking 16 Watergate questions while none on inflation or the president's plan to curb rising prices. He praised Nixon’s efforts to end Indochina war, noted Kissinger’s dual role, and explained keeping him on the White House staff to maintain interdepartmental cooperation.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Ali M. Batton
Washington Pre
Nixon
San Clemente
Landon
Washington Press Corps
Cambodia
America
Indochina
State Department
Kissinger
Foster Dulles
Dmight LD
Eisenhower
White House
Tornadic winds strike Chadron as mobile homes destroyed
Heavy thunderstorm near Chadron Nebraska produced tornadic type winds and marble size hail. Three mobile homes at a U.S. Highway 20 sales lot were destroyed and one owner, KCSR program director Max Sydow, rode out the storm in a trailer that was lifted and dropped. Wreckage blocked Highway 20 and power outages were widespread with no injuries reported.
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Chadron
Neb
Here
Ayéa
Nada
U.S. Highway 20
Raffio
KCSR
Max Sydow
Sydon
Doyle delays decision on running for lieutenant governor
Lincoln AP State Roads Director Thomas Doyle will decide late this year or early next year whether to seek the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. He has not ruled out a run but will not decide soon. The governor and lieutenant governor are to run as a ticket next year, with Gov. J. G. shown as a strong re-election candidate.
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Lincoln
Neb
Thomas Doyel
Doyle
J. d ‘On
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