Eisenhower urges gun bans as violence cure in UPI interview
Milton Eisenhower, former college president and Johnson adviser, urged a system of restrictive gun licensing and removal of handguns from most people. He argued state officials should decide who may own guns, claiming this would reduce violence though noting many families kill with non firearm means. He contended law abiding citizens would obey while criminals obtain weapons anyway.
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Milton Eisenhlower
Lyndon Johnson
National Commission On the
United Press International
Eisenhower
Eisenhower on guns and civil rights sparks debate
The speaker criticizes Eisenhower for endorsing gun tech and federal intervention, arguing constitutional limits and the danger of forced integration. He blames civil rights legislation for unrealized black hopes, increasing violence, and broader societal division across races. The piece stresses resentment, neighborly distrust, and the urge for voluntary living arrangements.
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Commission
Eisenhower
Degroes
Telegram Promotes Freedom Moral Guideposts
The Telegram prints a moral reflection on freedom as a gift from God, not government grant, stressing self-control over license and anarchy. It cites the Coveting Commandment, the Golden Rule, and the Declaration of Independence, urging personal responsibility for peace. Published in Columbus Nebraska on December 30, 1969.
Doctor's Mailbag Meniere's syndrome explained
Wayne G Brandstadt MD outlines causes such as inner ear distention and various triggers with no definite cause in most cases. Symptoms include dizziness ringing in the ears and partial deafness. treatments range from salt restriction and diuretics to surgical and cryoprobe options with flying safety notes and mattress health questions also touched.
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Wayne G. Brandstadt
Critics say Congress overworks with riders on bills
Ant Buchwald reports that Congress faces criticism for excessive activity as bills gain multiple riders. The Jan Klopinski citizenship bill attracts riders ranging from Gulf of Tonkin resolution repeal to military aid and social security boosts, causing intra Senate friction and White House attention.
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Washington
Congress
Jan Klopinski
Poland
Red Tone
Jan
Senate
Chiang Kaishek
Klopingki
North Carolina
Midwest
White House
Klopinski
Hugh Scollayer
Sen
Scott
Q and A on union dues and earth age
A series of questions answers notes that average monthly dues range from three dollars to one dollar per member. Another item states that the earth’s age is estimated at about 4.5 billion years, based on recent measurements.
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Untion
Klopinski bill saddled with riders and a veto
Senator Scott proposes a rider barring federal judges from desegregation rulings while Arizona backs a measure urging renewed bombing of North Vietnam. California adds a felony for grape boycotts. Jan Klopinski, seeking citizenship, buys a black suit but faces an obstacle as Nixon appeals to the public. The bill passes with riders but is vetoed, ending Klopinski’s citizenship bid. he leaves for Australia.
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Sen. Scott
South Carolina
Arizona
North Vietnam
California
Jan Klopinski
Nixon
Jai Klopinski
Southeast Asia
Klopinski
Agnew
United States of America
Australia
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Barbs by Phil Pastoret on family, cards and gifts
A light column notes a playful quip about a relative who never threatens to go home, mentions Hindustan origins of playing cards around AD 800, and recalls the pinochle deck. It jokes about serving mixed nuts during holidays and offers soap as a surprising yule gift for a hippie.
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Phil Pastoret
Chum
Mother
Hindustan
Office
Fragmented Word Puzzle From Aboard Variety Page
A garbled OCR style list mixes numbers words and partial phrases like 7Films 44 Steamer and American terms with scattered clues. It appears as a jumbled dictionary style puzzle or crosswords style entries with varied language fragments and partial names.
4-H club growth predicted in Platte County for 1940
County Agent Walter Spilker projects 1940 will be banner year for 4-H club work in Platte County with about 292 enrolled in projects and 17 clubs already organized. New Boheet Boosters club formed. Mrs. Robert McMeekin named farmer fieldwoman for educational programs. Fort Kearney Boy Scout district formed with new leadership in Kearney. Marine sergeant Mildred A Novotny receives staff sergeant promotion in Washington DC. Parish builds new facilities priced at 300000 to 325000 dollars set for 1950-51 opening. Public safety patrol reports vehicle checks and enforcement in December 1937.
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Svea C. Loomis
Daily Telegram
Platte County
Walter Spilker
Spilker
Poentch
Boheet Boosters
Boheet Heef Boosters Club
State Agricultural Conservation Committee
Robert McMeekin
Shelby
Kearney
Dawson County
Wany Sulegram
Mildred A Novotny
Rose Novotny
Schuyler
Pauline R. Bickley
Novotny
Headquarters
Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
St. Bonaventure
Washington
Nebraska
Dairy Herd Improvement Association
College of Agriculture
Royce Fish
Babcok
The
Livestock National Bank of
Kansas City
Robert K. Reese
Walter Reese
Fifteenth Street
Columbus
Roger Miller
Omaha
Miller
Omaha Westside
William Holden
District Court of
Platte Center
Schroeder
Carrig
Holden
Twelfthstreet
Ward
Irish bid for peace reshapes Ulster politics
In Ulster a shift toward one person one vote reforms extends to local elections, easing disfranchisement for students and Catholics in Londonderry. Optimists see Unionists moving to center while ethnic and religious tensions persist amid redevelopment, housing projects, and new oversight bodies.
Meaning and facts about Eve and mosquitoes
The exchange notes Eve as a Hebrew name meaning "'Ilfe, mother of all hes lives." It states only female mosquitoes bite and attack man and animals. It adds that Dinosaur Park in Alberta, Canada, has the world’s largest collection of dinosaur remains.
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Eve
Ilfe
Dinosaur Park
Alberta
Canada
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Telegram State Safety Patrol
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Hem
John Chamberlain
Belfast
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Bernadette Devlin
House of Commons
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Be Free Presbyterian Church
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Craigavon
Goodyear
New” Unionist Party
Derry Cynle
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