Clock Reverses At Courthouse And New Year Laws
County Agent Detmar Lange tries clock repair as the courthouse clock runs backward Monday morning. New laws take effect including auto license fees up, and penalties for unpaid tickets. Delinquent taxes incur nine percent interest. A Seattle wedding spoof and humorous New Year’s resolutions by Nance County Journal editor Clarence Hedda appear in the same column.
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Cick Howe
Jack Tarr
David City
Mack Wilhelmas
Stramsburg
Lupe
Nance County Journal
Clarence Hedda
Cold War Tensions Rise as China and USSR Prep for Talks
Foreign News Analyst reports the Soviet Union and Red China resume Peking talks while both powers bolster war preparations. Chinese air raid shelters rise in major cities and nuclear moves into Tibet are noted. Soviet forces total about 300,000 in a jump-off posture against China with new commands near the Manchurian border. Talks begun Oct 20 in Peking have made little progress as Kuznetsov pins hopes on resuming discussions.
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PHI
Newsom Upi
Soviet Union
Red China
Peking
China
Tibet
Sinkiang
Soviet Asia
Vladimir F. Toluhko
Near Eastern
Manchurian
Soviet
Kazakhstan
Alma Ata
Central
Sia
Ussuel
Syiet
Siberia
Horder
Moscow
Vasily M. Kuznetsov
Rites Held Today for Omaha Serviceman
Rites were held today at Pacific Hills Lutheran Church for Marine and Lt. Steven E. Backhaus, 22, of Omaha. He was killed in Vietnam. Burial followed at Crest Memorial Park. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Barckhaus of Omaha.
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Omaha
Steven EE. Backhaus
Frederick . Barckhaus
Pacific Hilly Lutheran Church
Fillcrest Memorial Park
Water Meter Ordinance Explained in Columbus
Water Commissioner Clarence A. Pittman explains a new Columbus ordinance on outside-reading meters. Present customers need not install them, and if used, no meter relocation or outside pit digging is required. New homes and customers must install, existing customers may do so voluntarily at a $13 conversion fee.
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Clarence A. Pittman
Columbus
Hem
Telegram
Pittman
Pillman
Laguna Beach town greeter attends Roses for last time
The white bearded official town greeter, Lt. Larsen aged 80, appeared at the Tournament of Roses in Pasadena in a red coat to say hello to friends and to prove he is still alive. He said some thought he was dead.
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Pasadena
Calif
Laguna Beach
Filer Lt. Larsen
Americans quit smoking in record numbers study says
Washington report notes years after the surgeons general cancer link Americans reduced cigarette use. The National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health cites a steep decline since 1988 with seven million estimated to have quit in two years. A rising push to end radio and TV ads faces Congressional action.
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Washington
UPI
Eneral
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
Clearinghouse
Commerce Committee
Congress
Senate
House
Note of thanks from police chief
TORQUAY England UPI Members of the police cricket team received a note of thanks from the Liverpool police chief for catching a 20 year old man stealing bras during a summer incident. The team saw the youth smash a window and chased him back to their bus near the Central Police State after a tour in Liverpool.
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Torquay
England
UPI
Liverpool
Ainsworth man’s bond cut in bogus bills case
UPI reports Arthur Carol Strand, 41, of Ainsworth, charged with 12 counts of possession and sale of bogus bills, had bond reduced from 40000 to 20000 by U S District Judge John Delehant. Strand, wheelchair confined, owns more than 50000 in Ainsworth property. Two Nebraskans in the case are Marvin J D Latch, 26, formerly of Central City, and Lee McConnell, 24, of Purdum.
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Omaha
UPI
Ainsworth
U. S
John Delehant
Arthur Carol Strand
Strand
Marvin JD. Latch
Central City
Lee McConnell
Purdum
Brothers Argue Over Stereo Ended in Tragedy
In Omaha three Woodfork brothers argued over a stereo set. James Woodfork was shot in the back and died about 1:30 am at the family home. Olis Woodfork, 32, suffered knife cuts and was treated and released. Sam Woodfork, 18, was held on suspicion of murder.
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Omaha
UPI
James Woodfork
Olis
Nixon tells Ziegler not to trust press reports
In San Clemente California President Nixon told his press secretary Ronald Ziegler not to believe everything in the papers. He commented that Ziegler was miffed by a Wall Street Journal story about him last week and remarked you should see what they used to write about me.
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San Clemente, Calt
Upi
Nixon
Ress
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
Wall Street Journal
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