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Fragmented OCR shows a Nebraska newspaper segment with subscription rates and address lines for TORE MES FTE in Columbus Nebraska. Contains misreadings of New Year and Thanksgiving days, rates per year and mail delivery areas Boone Butler Nance etc. Includes change of address instruction and publishing office details.
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Columbus
Maitin
Boone
Butler Callas
tAercice
Nance
Farr
Man Eiseatore
Nebraska
Lote
Shouila
Omaha livestock prices and receipts report
The Omaha market reports hogs rising mostly 5 per head with 300-320 lb steady to 50 lower, sow prices up to 50, cattle and calves stronger with steers and heifers up to 50, cows up to 20, lambs 50 higher. estimated Friday receipts include cattle and calves 4,300 hogs 5,000 sheep 100.
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Omaha
Neb
USDA
U.S
Egg prices steady as demand remains vigorous in Lincoln
The USDA Nebraska Market News Service reports eggs holding firm with a strong undertone in Lincoln. Grade large A 50 to 57 cents, medium 38 to 53, small 30 to 40, B large 49, undergrades 20 to 33, pullets 30. Poultry prices unchanged with farm hens at 3 and commercial flocks at Gh.
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Lincoln
Neb
Usda-Nebraska Market News Service
Middle East talks tied to six month deadline
Syria's Hafez Assad set a tentative six month deadline for resuming Middle East peace talks in Geneva and warned that progress is needed to avert dangerous possibilities. Israel's Yosef Tekoah criticized Soviet and PLO involvement. Other notes include plans to study a deep water port at Rafah and Golda Meir urging strength alongside peace efforts. Salt Island population cited as eight.
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Associated Press
Syria
Middle East
Geneva
Israel
Hafez Assad
Blitz
Damascus
U.N
Yosef Tekoah
Tel Aviv
New York
Assad
Syrian Teader
United States
Soviet Union
United Nations
Tekoah
Palestine Liberation Organization
Gad Yaacobi
Hensimen
Gaza
Gaza Strip
Yaacobi
Rafal
Mediterranean
Lawyer Back-Dating Papers Sentenced in Nixon Case
Ed ward T. Morgan, a lawyer, was sentenced to four months in prison and 20 months probation for illegally back-dating the deed transferring Richard M. Nixon's pro-presidential papers to the government. U.S. District Judge George L. Hart Jr. described Morgan as a man in need of mercy but noted a lawyer who betrays trust cannot escape this court unflagged.
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Washington
Edward T. Morgan
Richard M. Nixon
U.S
George L. Hart, Jr
Morgan
Tax case plea in Nixon deduction scheme detailed
Morgan, 36, pleaded guilty on Nov 8 to attempting to claim more federal income tax deductions than legally due for former President Nixon and his wife Pat. The case centers on improper deductions and involves the Nixon household in the tax dispute.
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Morgan
Nixon
Pat
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