Former state prosecutor to defend Leslie Van Houten
The Los Angeles case on Leslie Van Houten, 19, seeks a defense by Marvin Parlin, a former state and county prosecutor, appointed by Judge William Keane. The proceedings cover substitution of attorneys and arraignment with Charles Manson and others tied to the Tate and LaBianca murders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie van Houten
Los Angeles
UPI
Leslie van Houston
Culls Desert Ranch
Death Valley
Rosemary
Leno Ladianea
Sharon Tate
Charles Manson
Tau
Miss van Houten
LaBianca
Tate
Manson
Linda Kasahian
Parl
Los Angeles Canty
Miss van Tewlen
Donald Barnett
Part
Susan Deiise Atkins
Miss van Houten Iied
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Sen. Moher i
Kennedy
Ala
Voi Naon der
Val
Charles D. Watson
Texas
Houston
Guests head home to Osceola for Christmas visits
A long list of relatives and friends travel to Osceola area homes for Christmas. Attendees include Dunn family relatives from Nebraska and California, Lux family from Minneapolis, and several Lincoln and York residents. The gatherings feature multiple Christmas Eve and Christmas Day events, with a wedding to note at Grace Lutheran Church in Seward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Dunn
Omaha
Central America
Colombia
Ecuador
Nou
Peace Corp
Bill Neyner
Concord
Calif
Raymond Kepner
Don Jansen
Lincoln
Mabel Gilmore
Kepner
Ronald Lux
Minneapolis
Minn
Gerhardt Lux
Lily
Kay Lux
Norman Lux
Gary Reznicek
Fred Wieseman
Darryl Swanson
LeMar Town
Don Ralerl
Gresham
Allan Kresha
Mary
Lillian Wieseman
Della Need
Laurence Meister
Don Sterup
Larry Maister
Stacy
Linda Meister
Meister
KC Hall
David Me
Harry Sterup
Jim Sterup
Columbus
Sterup
Swede Haven
Steamsburg
Allending
Robert Sterup
Eugene Stomp
Ollo Kelson
Osceola
Pam Sterup
Shelby
Jim Stor
Ups
Agnes Clere
Walden Marques
York
Orville Aikenhorst
Joc
University of Nebraska
Steve
Kearney State College
Carl Eikenhorst
Seward
Dale McCormick
Low Ann
Craig
Orange
McCormick
le Dove
Iirss
Anne Dunn
Martin Otte
Grace Eyanuplical Lutheran Church
Anne
Marietta School Appoints Rev Paul Sheehy Principal
Rev Paul Sheehy named principal of the Marietta school following Sister Clementa's death. Miss Phyllis Roth and Sister Maria O.S.F. join teaching assignments for seventh through sixth grades. A memorial fund for the Marietta Nuns, Sister Clementa and Sister Barbara, is launched with donations sent to the Marietta Memorial Fund at the First National Bank in David City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Schutt
George Hill
Omaha
Schutt
James Harry
Sioux City
Iowa
Margaret Peters
Bellwood
David Gly
Greely
Col
Cillege
Clarence Birkel
David City
Mariella
Pri
Mines
Bernard Hain
Art Homan
Joe Kopecky
Doane Alumni Meeting Slated In Crete Campus Center
Doane college announces the first alumni meeting of the white and spring circuit to be held on the Perry Memorial campus center in Crete. The gathering will attract alumni, parents and friends of the college from 12 southeastern Nebraska communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
UPD
Doane College
Perry Memorial
Nebraska
Nebraska top news of 1969 picks include Lamarr case
United Press International voters in Nebraska ranked 1969’s top stories from Crete ammonia disaster killing nine to the Lamarr-connected shooting death of Vivian Strone. Other notable items included the Iowa Beef Packers strike, the Sullivan brothers wreck, the Evans ship loss, a fight over state education leadership, a record legislative session, and the Platte River dam debate with displacement fears. The Huskers football surprise title bid and Sun Bowl berth also made the list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Stephens
United
Omaha
Vivian Strone
Bultel
James Loder
Hedy Lamarr
Near North Side
Loder
Nebraska
Ing
United Press International
Crete
National Guard
Iowa Beef Packers
Dakota City
Amalpama Led
Sullivan Brothers
Waterloo
Ernest Edward Sage
U. S
Evans
South China Sea
Melbourne
Radayman
Gregory Allen Sage
Gary Loren Sage
Kelly Sage
State Board of Education
Lloyd Miller
Dr. Miller
Wagoner
Grand Island
John Landay
John
Miller
Mankato State College
Minnesota
Uniesmeral
Ipprg Kialions
Board of Equalization
Darrell ¥. Parker
Lincoln City
Parker
State
Circuit Courts of Appeals
Astern
Platte River
Army Corps of Engineers
Ithaca
Memphis
Nebraska Cornhuskers
el Paso
Tex
Bob Devaney
Souther California
Missouri
Missouri Wage Confersence Co
Huskers
Duane Earl Pope
Chappell
Oshkosh
Ogailala
Pueblo
Bucher
Thomas Davis
Prominent Genoa official injured after fall from ladder
Ray Sediak, a Genoa businessman, fell from a two foot ladder at a grain dryer and sustained serious injuries including a possible skull fracture. Local papers report related incidents including school break-ins and municipal planning delays, with several residents cited for unusual events and holiday preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Howe
Genoa
Ray Sediak
Times
Leigh World
Bi Community High
Iun
Sune
Clarkson Catholic
Tack Lough
Mbion
Dan
David City
Marsh Redman
Polk
Redman
Fran Howe
Kathy
Shepherd
Shepp
Christmas programs in Newman Grove
Newman Grove area churches publish Christmas programs and services across Christmas Eve and Day. Rosehill Evangelical Church plans its program Boom and morning services. Salem Lutheran and St Ansgar host joint Christmas morning services and Sunday School programs. Methodist and Looking Glass churches schedule Christmas Day and Eve events. Nazarene and Trinity Lutheran list Eve services and Sunday School activities. Zion Lutheran plans candlelight and communion on Christmas Eve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newman Grove
Rosehill Evangelical Church
Salem Lutheran Church
St Ansgar Lutheran Church
Shell Creek Lutheran Church
Nazarene Church
Trinity Lutheran Chueh
Warship How
Zion Taitheran Chueh
Concert to aid Bryant Center by Boys Town choir
Proceeds from a holiday program by the Boys Town concert choir on January 3 and 4 will support Omaha's Bryant Center. Funds help the center with its operational and development budget, with tickets available from the Tryant Center and from mothers of its board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant Center
Boys Town
UPI
Boys Town Concert Choir
Omaha
Tryant
Mothers of Its
Inflation Fight Fractured as Congress Pushes Spending
President Nixon clashed with Congress over inflation this week as both chambers advanced bills pouring more money into the economy. He warned he would veto budget and spending measures that raise inflation, urging lawmakers to remove inflationary provisions. FRB chair Burns suggested possible policy easing if budgets balance, while industrial output fell for the fourth straight month signaling possible recession. International reports noted France selling arms to Libya and stalled Vietnam talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Anderson
United Press International
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Office of Economic Opportunity
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
Arthur Burns
Federal Reserve Board
FRB
Washington
France
Libya
Paris
Vietnam
Xuan Thuy
Newark
New
Columbus Building Boom Despite National Decline
Columbus shows rapid construction with planning pace as Building Inspector Allen Aggert reports. Permits issued include Happy Chef Cafe, Knights Restaurant, a $50,000 duplex, a $40,000 duplex, and single family dwellings valued at $19,000 and $318,000. The office continues to promote demolition of decrepit structures and to clear dozens of lots as part of a personal oasis project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Allen Aggert
Oogert
Happy Chef
1N Knights
Uggert
Birthday celebration at Schuyler Senior Citizens Home
Mrs Robert Neuhaus and Mrs Morlun Mc Mullin helped their mother and mother in law Mrs Harold McMullin celebrate her 73rd birthday at Schuyler Senior Citizen's Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Robert Neuhaus
Morlun McMullin
Harold McMullin
Schuyler Senior Citizen
Nixon eases China embargo boosting trade plan
The Nixon administration partially lifts the 19 year U S trade embargo against Communist China, briefing that foreign subsidiaries may trade in nonstrategic goods, may buy in presumptive Chinese origin, and lift the $100 tourist purchase limit. Officials monitor reactions from Peking and Moscow to the liberalization move and emphasize no secret deal with China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Nixon
U.S
China
Bape
Peking
Soviet Union
State Department
Moscow
William F. Rogers
Pnints
U.8
Hong Kong
Far Blast
Rogers
Lal
Cookies and Carols at John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Leigh-Luther Leagners attended a church party where caroling left a box of cookies at each home. Hosts Mr and Mrs Frank Sharipar Corrie Brown and Valkie Trojan helped organize the event at the church, which welcomed attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Luther Leagners
Us. John's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Carling
Sitl-In
Prank Sharipar
Corrie Brown
Valkie Trojan
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