Status of major legislation noted in Washington
A sprawling list of major congressional actions spans bills on broadcast spending controls farm price supports drugs and welfare. It notes House passage of a three year price support extension, a billion plus railroad aid, social security increases, a hospital construction measure, education funding, and electoral reform meanwhile Senate action on Vietnam policy and mass transit financing, tax changes, and anti pollution and housing bills.
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GOP moves to curb convention disorder and broaden GOP base
Washington UPI report notes Republicans aim to reduce convention unrest while expanding participation. It cites lessons from 1964 and 1968, sets up commissions, and outlines anti discrimination aims to broaden voter access and delegate selection across states.
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UPI
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Hobart H. Warmphrey
Reform Commission
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
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Missouri
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Pennsylvania
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Third Hernandez family member on boxing card
Unbeaten lightweight Dale Hernandez headlines the Omaha Civic Auditorium card as the third Hernandez in the family to appear on a pro show. He faces four rounder foe Doda White of Muskegon, while Art Hernandez meets Duane Horsman in the main event. Other bouts include Chuck Hartlandes vs Dick Petsler and Clem Tucker vs Frank Formaro, with two heavyweight contests rounding out the card.
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UPD
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Hernandes
Omaha
Dick Petsler
Cornhusker Boxing Club
Asp
Omeba
Clem Tucker
Tucker
Chamlon
Frank Formaro
Des Moines
Ron Slander
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Bill Wardney
Washington
Morris Jackson
Wil Mhcael Sppler Jenkins
Springfield
Byrd to Introduce Senate Resolution on Kidnappings
Washington UPI report says Senator Byrd will introduce a Senate resolution to back agreements with allied nations to develop measures against political kidnappings in South America. The effort seeks a formal Senate record in favor of joint actions to counter kidnapping threats and terrorism.
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Washington
Public Library Praise and New Book Highlights
Know your public library by Win Jacobsen extols libraries and reading, praising the reach of books. The piece reviews new works including There Are Sermons in Books by William L. Stider, Maltaverne by Francois Mauriac, Enquiry by Dick Francis, Mrs Munck by Ella Leffland, A Soldier of the Revolution by Ward Just, and notes on themes of crime, suspense, and revolution.
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Mauriac Las
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London Times Saturday Review
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Ella Leffland
Wuthering Heights
Mrs. Munck
Port Carquinez
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U. S
Plan for three year medical degree program at Nebraska
Nebraska's University of Medicine offers a three year accelerated doctor of medicine program designed to address physician shortages. Twenty students including Krohn and Shuey join a year round curriculum under a federally funded plan administered by HEW. The initiative aims to shorten medical education while integrating clinical work early in training.
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Omaha
WPL
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Amon
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American Medical Association
Nebraska
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Physician Manpower
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Oregon State
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Henn
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Nebraska Medical School
Computer meal planning by Leroy Pope UP
A New York luncheon discusses a 2.6 million dollar computer meal planning project by Hunt-Wesson Woods. The program uses the H-W computer tree to tailor 60 day meal plans for families, with 23 million coupons to be distributed through stores, magazines and newspapers.
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Leroy Pope
New York
UPI
Wunt-Wesson Woods
Dayton
Ohio
Goa Munt-Wesson
Agriculture Department
Americans get younger as median age falls in census trend
Britannica notes a long term decline in the U S median age from the 19th century to the 1960s with 1967 showing 27 7 for males and a continuing drop while the number of Americans over 60 has more than doubled since 1800, rising to about 20 million by the 1960s.
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Britannica
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United States
Encyclopedia Britannica Research Service
Leigh Garden Club Hosts Fair Exhibits And Plans
The Leigh Garden Club met at the fair grounds yesterday afternoon to exhibit flowers before a business meeting. Mrs. W A Littleman spoke on Bread of Life and read a poem Nasturtiums. The Norfolk Council of Confederated Garden Clubs show is Sept 4 at the Norfolk City Auditorium and the club plans to attend. Mrs Pearl Mortimer, moving to Norfolk, became an honorary member. A rummage sale is set for Oct 24 with pie and coffee, a food sale, and lunch served by Mrs J P Hubenka.
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Norfolk City Auditorium
Leigh Garden’ Club
Pearl Mortimer
Norfolk
J .P. Hubenka
Music gap may be closing says Hollywood critic
UPI writer Vernon Scott notes a widening generational divide in popular music with older tastes favoring swing and big bands while younger listeners prefer rock and psychedelic themes. He suggests a possible trend toward more crossover appeal as musicians expand beyond simple acts, possibly bridging the gap between generations.
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Vernon Scott
UPI Hall
Hollywood
UPI
Glen Miller
Bendy Goodman
the Dorsey Brothers
Duke Ellington
Woody Herman
Creedence
Fullerton Man’s Rites Scheduled for Francis W Helms
Funeral services set for Tuesday at Fullerton Memorial Chapel for Francis W Helms 85 who died Sunday after a lingering illness Rev John Barkland to officiate at 230 p m with burial in Fullerton Cemetery Body to lie in state Monday 2 5 and 7 0 p m Born January 28 1835 in Peru Nebraska to Levi and Anna Trante Helms he married Mae Moppack March 15 1924 The couple farmed in the area until retiring Survivors include a son Maynard of Oklahoma City Oklahoma a daughter Mrs Richard Barnhart of Lehi Utah and Luis Helms of Columbus two sisters Mrs Edith Young and Mrs Alice Kelley both of Fullerton and four grandchildren
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Fullerton Memorial Chapel
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John Barkland
Fullerton Cemetery
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Neb
Levi
Anna ‘Trante Helms
Mae Moppack
Helms
Maynard
Oklahoma City
Oklawa
Daughers
Richard Barnhart
Lehi Utah
Luis Helms
Columbus
Edith Young
Alice Kelley
Kullerton
Weather records show extreme heat and cool lows
The U S Weather Bureau reports the highest Sunday temperature excluding states Hawaii and Alaska reached 110 degrees in Needles California. The day’s low temperature was 40 degrees observed at Reto Ney and Gvarston Wyoming, reflecting wide shifting temperatures across regions.
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UPI
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Alaska
Needles
Calif
Reto
Ney
Gvarston
Wyo
Minard fund over $24,000 aids Omaha officer's family
Omaha citizens from all walks of life rally after the killing of Officer Larry Minard in a vacant house. Since the funeral week, donations topped $25,000 to support his window and five children, with hundreds contributed through bars and restaurants and deposits at Omaha National Bank.
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HPT
Larry Minard
Omala National Bank
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