Tricia Nixon 24th birthday marked by privacy hopes
Tricia Nixon celebrates turning 24 with family and friends and says she is eager to grow older. She praises her father President Johnson and notes changes in colleges, while seeking privacy amid public life as she dates Harvard student Edward Finch Ce. She avoids public events, wants to live a private life, and views aging as a chance for new experiences.
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Washington
UPI
Triton
LPH
New York
Brad Davhawer
Eddie
Edward Finch
Harvard University
Miss Muffet
Muffet
Tricia
la ‘Johnsons
Nugent
Lynda Bird
Johnson
Robb
Fragmented 1900s Telegram Teaser on Local Subscriptions
A garbled telegraph notice outlines subscription rates and delivery areas for a local newspaper. It mentions monthly and yearly prices, city delivery, and a request to stamp payments at local cashier desks, with several unreadable names and places.
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Your Freedom
Sunzay
Freecom
Cluetay
Nesrenks
Platte Bulle
Coifacreich
Counles
Ara Elie
Bebrbste Anc Pte
Chanof
Cassemiers
Casirraster
Celyrrbus Teestam
Telegram Missing Call Between Six And Six-Thirty Pan
A note records a missing Telegram call window between 6 and 6 30 during a Saturday period from 4 to 8 30 pm, indicating an unresolved alert or communication lapse and prompting further checks.
Community Club hears speakers on forage and soybean topics
Leigh Forty members of the Leigh Community Club met Monday evening at the Tr ounly Recreation Cub House to hear Dr Waldemar J Moline speciate professor of agronomy at the University of Nebraska discuss forage production and Duane Kantor of extension herbicides on soybean production. Lunch was served by Clarence Uartenbruch, Robert Held, Frank Reichmuth Jr, Lesnard Hejtmanek and Otta Wamarn.
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LEIGH
Leigh Community Club
Waldemar J. Moline
University of Nebraska
Telated Lo
Duane Kantor
Tr Ounly
Clarence Uartenbruch
Robert Held
Frank Reichmuth Jr
Lesnard Hejtmanek
Otta Wamarn
Ousted as Governor by Texas Secession Vote
Former Texas governor Sem Houston was removed from office after Confederates voted for secession in 186. He refused to quit Texas from the union, fueling removal proceedings and political turmoil of the era.
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Texas
Sem Houston
David City Women Visit Home After Trips
David City residents welcomed family and friends during weekend visits. Pauline Chambers returned after two months with her daughter and Jon Torruella’s family from Wrightstown Nd. Grace Griffin came back from six weeks with her son and daughter-in-law. Several guests from Lincoln Columbus and Shelby attended dinners and a wedding in Dwight.
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Mavid Cliy
Pauline Chambers
Jon Torruella
Wrightstown
Torruella
Grace Griffin
Mrr
Bill Griffin
Louis
Emanuel Hain
Dwight
Delores Hain
Darrell Johnson
Ed F. Klein
Ervin Matulka
Lynette
Valparaiso
Adrian Hein
Bill Straimann
Melvin Dollison
Julesburg
Cola
Flassie Dollison
Charles. Hastings
Saward
James Lawson
Lincoln
Winterhaven
Guy From
Florida
Stewardesses to be renamed by United Airship Co
The United Airship Co. announces a change in terminology from cabin virgins to stewardesses. The shift comes after years of use and aims to reflect evolving roles for air crew members on the line. This language update aligns with modern sensitivity and professional titles across the service.
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Copenhagen
United Airship Co
Ney
Catholic Daughters Meet in David City
Catholic Daughters of America Court San Salvador 576 met at Knights of Columbus Hall in David City with Grand Regent Maxine Urbka presiding. Prizes were won by Gladys Yindrick and Marie Prochaska, while Hazle Moran and Catherine Shope took low prizes. Meeting discussed renewing SID donations to Sacred Heart Program and plans for March events including a covered dish meeting, a March 3 bingo, and a Day of Renewal on March 65 at 1 pm.
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David City
Court
San Salvador
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus Hall
Maxine Urbka
Social Hour
Eva Homan
Lucille Helman
Gladys Yindrick
Marie Prochaska
Hazle Moran
Catherine Shope
Sacred Heart
Pat Lyons
Virginia Brokevel
World Missions and Relief For Peace
Vocation
Lucille Branne
Alice Klein
Rural Life
Helen Eller
Maxine Vibke
Bernice Fanis
Lincoln
Eunice Gall
Alice Hain
Alice Kreizinger
Lucille Berucha
Elizabeth Rutten
Catherine Snell
Ann Birkel
Mary Ann Foerster
Libbie Kopecky
Mary Ann Svoboda
Knights of Columbus
Sign violation hits city planning code ruling in San Francisco
City officials ruled Wednesday that a 40 foot sign on a mid sized structure violates the city planning code. The sign, advertising a bottomless club and featuring a woman, prompted the order to come down without any discussion of taste.
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San Francisco
Neighborhood Valentine Party Brings Neighbors Together
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Christman hosted a Valentine party for neighbors on Saturday night. Duane Reeg and Mrs. Leland Nelson shared High Score honors while Marius Nelson Jr. and Mrs. Don Bell took Low. Tom Mersenburg was admitted to St. Joseph's Hospital in Omaha on Sunday, room 330.
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Genoa
Dana Christman
Duane Reeg
Leland Nelson
Low
Marius Nelson Jr
Don Bell
Tom Mersenburg
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Statehood Day Proclaimed to mark Nebraska statehood anniversary
The proclamation marks the 03rd anniversary of Nebraska statehood. State law requires the governor to issue the proclamation on Statehood Day. Nebraska achieved statehood on March 1, 1867.
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Tiziana
Neram Lo
Nebraska
Chicago Seven verdict sparks mixed reactions from officials
Chicago Mayor Daley hailed the verdict as vindication of his anti riot stance during the 1968 Democratic Convention. Abbie Hoffman attorney Kunstler denounced it as a terrible compromise while defendant family members vowed retaliation. Five were convicted of inciting riots via interstate commerce, with the seven acquitted on conspiracy charges.cctor
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United Press International
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
William M. Kurestler
Anita Holfman
Abbie Hoffman
Daley
Kunstler
U.S. District Court
Julius J. Hoffman
Federal Building
Man Charged With Possession of Bomb in Minatare
Scotts Bluff County Undersheriff Don Bohl and Minatare police arrested Dennis Webb, 38, Minatare, Tuesday night and charged him with possession of a bomb. A dynamite stick with an attached fuse was found in his possession. Accusation and preliminary hearing set in Scotts Bluff County Court February 25. Webb was released on $300 bond.
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Miratares
UPJ
Scotts Blul
Don Bohl
Minatare
Dennis Webb
Bint
Shariff
Scotts Sluff
Welch
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