National window on community aid after storm cleanup
Louis Cassels writes how a small town tackled storm debris through volunteer cooperation. The Chamber of Commerce organized four Saturdays of drives, students, high schoolers and older residents contributed time and funds, including a dance to reward workers, uniting town and strengthening civic spirit.
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Louis Cassels
United Press International
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Chambers
Little Chamber of Commerce
THE OH TELEGRAM Subscription Rates and Address Change Info
The Omaha Telegram issues every evening except Sundays and holidays. Subscription rates vary by delivery method and location in Nebraska. Change of address requires notifying the postmaster and Columbus Telegram. misprint and contact details provided for customer service.
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Nebraska
RATCS
Coturbus
Reau
Platte
Boone
Pitler
Coax
Merrick
Nence
Polk Enunllés
Dy Mall
Tecal
Colerribus
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Forgers face relativity note challenge in Tel Aviv
Tel Aviv chose to depict Alfred Einstein on its new five pound note. A member of the advisory committee on banknotes said the features of Professor Einstein are harder to forge than those of an unknown pioneer laborer.
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Tel Aviv
Israe
Alfred Einstein
Prof
Einstein
United States voted right 20 percent on UN questions
The Association of World Federalists released an annual analysis showing the United States correct on only 20 percent of crucial United Nations General Assembly votes last year. Guyana led with 100 percent. the Soviet bloc averaged 60 percent, the UK 50, France 0. The study covers 10 vital issues including disarmament, security, human rights, UN improvement, and world order contributions.
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United States
United Nations
UPT
General Assembly
Association of World Federalists
Guyana
Burma
Cameroon
Ethiopia
Irelanus
Malaysia
Nepal
Norway
Pakistan
Sweden
Zambia
Mauritius
Maldives
United Kingdom
France
China
Pekng
Federalists Association
U.N
Schools Buy Planetariums Despite Wide Price Range
LeROY POPE reports New York business writers note schools pursue planetariums from 4000 to 100000 dollars. Vendors include Planeta riums Unlimited, Spitz Laboratories, Zeiss, and Japanese United. The devices serve multiple subjects and can be portable, with some models marketed to high schools and museums.
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Leroy Pope
VPI
New York
Jpi
Chicago
Planetariums Unlimited
Fmnc
Viewlex, Inc
Holtrook
N.C
Spitz Laboratories, Inc
McGraw-Hill
Ford, Pa
Zeiss Optical Company
Germany
Kingsport
Tenn
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