Snowball royalty crowned at Columbus High Dance
Snowball Queen Tane Korgie and Snowball King Ken Siemek were honored at the Columbus High School Snowball Dance. Tane is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Korgie and Ken is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Siemek. Ken served as CHS Boys State representative last year and has three years in choir with swing choir participation.
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Eight terrorists killed in Tehran raids seek Cuban-trained leader
Police report that eight terrorists were killed in raids in east and northeast Tehran. The group was led by Parvic Vaer Zadeh, reportedly trained in Cuba and returned to Iran for terrorist activities. Readable fragments also mention choir and musical connections among individuals.
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Iran
UPI
Tehran
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Cuba
Corvalan Meets Brezhnev in Moscow Arrival Ceremony
Chilean Communist leader Luis Corvalan was formally welcomed in Moscow and held talks with Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev after being freed from prison in a prisoner exchange involving dissident Vladimir authorities.
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UPI
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Communist Party
Luis Corvalan
Moscow
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Corvalan
Vladimir
Snow drought cripples Klamath Falls ski industry and crops
Despite a White Christmas for many, lack of snow hits Klamath Falls Oregon with ski industry suffering and crop moisture fears. A snow dance festival featured six radio DJs four belly dancers and a ski shop owner burning cross country skis as a protest and hopeful charm against the dry winter.
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United Press International
Northwest
Klamath Falls
Ore
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National Weather Service
Crater Lake National Park
Guard plan gains verbal approval amid National Guard reorg
Lincoln Nebraska A UPI report says the Guard Bureau in Washington has given verbal approval to a plan to reorganize about half of Nebraska's Army National Guard units to relieve sagging enlistment. Capt Leonard Krenk Nebraska Guard public information officer says under manned units would be reassigned to communities with existing platoons. The plan could move the O'Neill unit and close its armory if manpower remains scarce and final approval awaits a new adjutant general.
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Washington
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Lincoln professor wins Rockefeller Foundation residency in Bellagio
James Rawley, chairman of the University of Nebraska History Department, received a Rockefeller Foundation residency at Bellagio Italy to study the Atlantic slave trade. His work aims to reframe the trade beyond moralizing, highlighting its central role in Atlantic world history.
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Italy
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University
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