Senate leaders map new assault against filibuster rules
Washington UPI reports Senate leaders plan changes to curb filibusters after a week of stalled action. The drive aims to raise the votes needed to end a filibuster and faces opposition from conservative factions. House Democrats prepare to choose new leaders, with Carl Albert favored to succeed Speaker McCormack.
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Viate
Nixon
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Land Congress
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Congress
House Democrats
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Ells Job
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Hala Boggs
Louisiana
Silk
California
James G. O’hiara
Michigan
Morris K. Udall
Arizona
Wayne L. Hays
Ohio
Edward P. Toland
Scott
Edward A. Kennedy
House
District of Columbia
John L. McMillan
D-S.c
McCormack Calls FDR a Great Humanitarian figure
Former House Speaker John W. McCormack praised Franklin D Roosevelt as a great humanitarian who gave the nation hope and revived it, labeling Truman’s intuition as unusual. He recalled Roosevelt’s long meetings with congressional leaders and a grateful constituent who praised him as a great and good congressman.
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Washington
UPI
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
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Marty S Truman
McCormack
Nbc-Tv
Johnson
Roosevelt
Congressional Teadhers
Truman
Congress
Majority
Manson Faces Political Trial in Tate Murders
Irving Kanarek argued Charles Manson is on trial for political reasons in the Tate murders, contending the case mirrors national confrontations. He claimed the word pln daubed in blood on the Tate home door was printed by Linda Kasabian and that Kasabian and Tex Watson led the deadly raid, as the four defendants again listened via loudspeaker.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Tate
George Wallace
John Birch Saclay
Robert Welch
Irving Kanarek
Iriot
Manson
Kanarek
Alabama
The
Birch Society
Fale
Linda Kasabian
Alis
Kasabian
Charles “Tex” Watson
Susie Hutchison Funeral Set for Silver Creek
Susie M Hutchison 82 formerly of Silver Creek died Sunday in Elizabethton Tennessee where she lived with a daughter. Funeral services 2 pm Wednesday at McHawn Funeral Chapel Silver Creek with Rev John E Kess officiating. Burial Silver Creek Cemetery. Survived by two daughters Janice Emmons Norwalk California and Mikired Hyder Elizabethton Tenn and two sons Hay T Hutchison Downers Grove Md and Jowell E Hutchison Western Springs Illinois.
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Susie M. Hutchison
Silver Creek
Elizabethton
Tenn
Tennessee
Illinois
Mchawn
John E. Kess
Nebraska
Thomas B. Hutchison
First United Methodist Church of
Lincoln
C. L
Janice) Emmons
Norwalk
Calif
W. B
Mikired) Hyder
Hay T
Downers Grove
Jowell E
Western Springs
Ill
White House has no information on Tricia Nixon plans
The White House stated it has no information about any announcement or engagement between Tricia Nixon and Edward F. Cox. Rumors of their engagement circulated after Cox, a Harvard Law School student, visited the White House as a guest. Connie Stuart said there would be no announcement.
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Tricia
Washington
UPI
Tricia Nixon
Edward F. Cox
Nixon
Cox
Warvard
New York
Barnacle Goose legend from medieval times explained
The myth held that barnacle geese hatched into life from barnacles, a belief used to explain their absence of eggs or goslings in medieval times. This legend linked the birds to shellfish rather than typical avian reproduction, shaping nomenclature and curiosity.
John F. Curry of Seward Dies at 67 Rites Planned
John I. Curry of Seward born Sept 25 1878 died Sunday in Seward. Founder and longtime owner manager of Curry Bros. store since 1905 with interests in Grand Island Geneva and Columbus. Survivors include wife Emma and Columbus relatives. Wake at Wood Theos Chapel Seward 7:30 p.m. Tuesday funeral 9:30 a.m. Wednesday at St. Vincent de Paul Seward. Burial Columbus Cemetery 11:30 a.m.
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John I. Curry
Seward
Columbus
Curry Bros
Grand Island
Geneva
W.A. Curry Sr
Emma
Sewart
Wood Theos
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic Church
Russians invited to attend Angela's trial
The United States invited 14 Soviet scientists and scholars to send a representative to the murder and kidnapping trial of Angela Davis. The group signed a letter fearing she would not receive a fair trial. Davis faces charges tied to a 1970 courthouse incident that left a judge and three others dead.
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Washington
UPS
U.S
Angela Davis
State Department
Miss Davis
Lola
Sam Rafael
Pyotr Kapitsa
Vatican Palace as Papal Residence Through History
The Vatican Palace began in the 16th century and was expanded by many popes. It became the official papal residence after the popes returned from Avignon in the 1200s.
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Vatican Palace
Avignon
France
Creston Residents Host Wide Family Gathering
Creston residents hosted a large family reunion with relatives from coast to coast, including Avla Harper and four children plus Wray Winterline family from Dixon California and Tremont. Other guests came from Lincoln Humphrey Alexandria and nearby towns as part of a holiday visit.
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Creston
Avla Harper
Wray Winterline
Dixon
Cali
Kenneth Triskup
Sandra
Tremont
Kennel Matthews
Lincoln
Marvin Dale Harper
Humphrey
LeRoy Murphy
Alexandria
W.va
Sarah Anson
Walter Anson
Harry Hicks
Kearnney
Douglas Claussen
Grand Island
August Wiemer
William Claussen
Dallas Ditter
Germany
Ditter
Dean Sandberg
Omaha
W. J. Hilter
Bot Ritter
W . Ritter
Marvin Kratochvil
David Krlochvil
Clifford Muhsman
Mike
Columbus
Emiily Ritter
Kansas City
Harvey Sander
Ida Moran
Des Moines
Jaws
Oliver Knight
Charles Knight
California
Ernie Bourke
Lela Larson
Sgt Mihulka Now Serving in Texas
Sergeant Rex A Mihulka son of Mr and Mrs Adrian Mihulka Columbus Ohio is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base Texas after duty in Alaska He is a 1966 Columbus Senior High School graduate His wife Kathleen Fox formerly of Columbus accompanies him in this posting.
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Texa
Rex A. Mihulka
Adrian Mihulka
Columbus
Goodfellow
Mihulka
Pimentariam Alaska
Columbus Senior High School
Kathleen Fox
Catumbus
Guests at Larson rehearsal dinner include local families
Recent attendees at a rehearsal dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Harald Larson were Pat Baumert of Clarkson and Lee Larson, Mr. and Mrs. John A. Larson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Baumert, Kerry Pieper of West Point, and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pinkley.
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Creston
Harald Larson
Fotally
Pat Baumert
Clarkson
Lee Larson
John A. Larson
Hubert Baumert
Kerry Pieper
West Point
Ron Pinkley
First hijacking of 1971 reported in Miami
UPI report describes the first hijacking of the new year 1971. A National Airlines jet from Los Angeles to Miami was seized by an armed hijacker who ordered Havana as the destination and diverted the flight to Cuba. Passengers stayed aboard while Cuban authorities questioned the hijacker and several relatives reportedly left the plane. The jet returned to Miami Sunday morning with no further details on motive.
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Cart_Wells
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Alviner
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Key West
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Tampa
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Weiss
Welsy
Prs
Agnew Attacks Editorials on National Policy Debate
Washington Vice President Spiro Agnew said editorials favoring liberals fuel criticism and internal division in politics. He called himself a leading critic of sacred institutions and noted few on the public stage challenge them as he prepared to return from a six day California vacation after appearing on Buckley’s Firing Line.
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UPI
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Nherals
Poliies
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Agmaw
Willan BE. Buckley
Ow Buckley
New York
California
Birds of the United States likely host around six hundred species
Scientists report roughly 650 bird species documented in the United States with estimates suggesting about another 50 to 100 species may exist, reflecting ongoing discoveries and taxonomic discussions.
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United States
Girl unhurt in mishap Saturday
Diane Augusting, 16, escaped injury in a one car accident at about 10 95 p.m. Saturday on Highway 14 by the city park on the south edge of David City. The car, registered to Winard H. Augustin of Osceola, clipped three concrete posts and an evergreen tree after slowing for oncoming traffic. Damages were estimated at 430 dollars.
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David City
Diane Augusting
Winard H. Augustin
Osceola
Augustin
Anteres
Camels Endure Drought Without Water for 17 Days
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes camels can survive without water for 17 days. The fact emphasizes their remarkable adaptation to arid environments and long desert treks.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
India to hold parliament elections on February 26
India will hold parliamentary elections starting February 26 with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi seeking an absolute majority. Voting spans one to four days across regions, ballots total about 200 million, with counting beginning March 4 and results within days. The Lok Sabha was dissolved December 27 and state elections coincide in several regions.
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UPD
Tontpit Aukhinta
Prine Ministay
Indira Gandhi
SP. Sen Verma
Verna
Paraligm Ven Kain Giri
Mutras
Irs. Gandhi
Trifle smoky at weekend retreat
In Sandringham England Prince Charles and the Prince of Wales reportedly smoked during a weekend retreat. The incident involved a minor fire or smoke issue at the royal residence prompting an investigation. A vendor reported an unusual disturbance affecting visitors for a day.
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