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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1971

Page

3

What are the limits of force in Northern Ireland war

British policy on interrogations in Northern Ireland raises questions of torture and brutality. The Compton report cites hooded detainees, sleep and food deprivation, and wall-standing as methods. internment without trial has boosted violence. Lord Parker leads a new inquiry as Ireland files charges with the European Commission on Human Rights.

Tom Cullen London Northern Ireland Vietnam Algeria Oshers Edmund Compton Irish Republican Army Worthern Ireland Ulster Compton Jigs Lord Parker Irish Republic European Commission On Human Rights Ieland Paddy McGurk Belfast IRA Arilist Home Office

Soviet defector returns home after briefing U.S. officials

Anatoly Kuzrnich Chebotaryev a Soviet major in military intelligence returned to the USSR on his own after more than two months in the United States during which he briefed American intelligence. State Department said there is no evidence he was a plant and US officials will review information he provided.

Washington UPI Neferlar United States State Department Anatoly Kuzrnich Chebotaryev Charles WW Bray TH Ghebuta Ryev U.S Chubularvey Brussels Chebolarvey Yury J. Vorontsov Chehnotaryev Russia Tle Immigration and Security John F. Kennedy International Airport New York Chehotaryev Oleg Lyalin England Soviet Union Moscow Ciain Kremlin Peking Chou

Meetings set to begin at David City

A series of information meetings will start January 11 at 1 30 PM in the Knights of Columbus Hall basement. Sponsored by the extension service ASCS and First National Bank, the programs cover plant diseases insecticide use on January 1, equipment sizing and costs on January 26, leasing and dealing on February 14, and irrigation topics on February 21 with moderators Bob Littenherbickle Phil Henderson and Paul Fisehbach.

David City Knights of Columbus Extension Service ASCS First National Bank Bob Litten Phil Henderson Paul Fisehbach

Jim McGurk service set for Thursday in David City

David City resident James F McGurk 79 died Sunday in Ft. Myers Florida. Graveside services 1 30 PM Thursday at David City Cemetery with Rev Trehard Dinsdale officiating. David City Memorial Chapel in charge. Survived by widow Georgia Hansen McGurk son James Jr of Bunnell step son Mike Deff of Springfield VA two grandchildren. Memorials suggested to cancer fund.

David City Jim F. McGurk Ft. Myers Fla David City Cemetery Trehard Dinsdale David City Memorial Chapel Clara Belle Scribtiee McGurk Georgia Hansen McGurk James Dr Bunnell Mike Deff Springfield Bessie Cancer Fund

Chou En-lai Becomes China's Political Leader After Purge

Diplomatic sources report Chou En-lai has seized the political leadership with Mao's backing after crushing opposition to Nixon talks. Lin Piao and allies are said to have been physically eliminated, as Beijing moves to revamp ruling machinery and temper Sino Soviet tensions.

London UPL Chou En-lai Mao Tse-ting China Nixon Peking Lin Piao United Soviet Union Ile Grouns National Assembly Mao Chou

Lincoln man gets 5-7 year term

Robert Brooks, 23, Lincoln, was sentenced to 5-7 years in the Nebraska Penal Complex by Lancaster District Judge William Hastings on a felony assault charge. Brooks had pleaded guilty in connection with the Feb 6 assault on Christian Anton Schmidt, 36, who was found dead two days later. Authorities said cash and other personal property were missing.

Lincoln UPI Robert Brooks Nebraska Lancaster Willian Hastings Isle Christian Anton Schmidt Sincolnn Schmidt

Tavel to Retire as FBI Files Chief This Thursday

Assistant-Director William Tavel, 56, plans to retire Thursday as head of the FBI Files and Communications Division. He cites his wife’s ill health. His deputy since January 1969, Frank W. Waikart, 58, will succeed him.

Washington UPL FBI William Tavel Frank W. Waikart

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