Lighter Side: Spying by Army Intel Aims to Inform Votes
UPI report recounts Army intelligence agents collecting information on political figures to judge how they stand on issues. Pentagon responders insist the effort aimed to educate voters and improve ballot choices, framing it as civic-minded, not political influence.
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Dick West Waslington
UPI
U.S
Efillan
Sen
Sam
Eyvin Ln
Dn.c
Pentagon
Oppose bill on credit statements
Michigan Representative Guy Vander Jagt introduces H. By 18651 to amend the Truth in Lending Act requiring creditors to mail credit statements at least 14 days before finance charges begin. A National Federation of Independent Business poll shows 54 percent opposed, 29 percent in support, with concerns over federal intrusion and small business strain.
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Guy Vander Jagt
Michigan
National Federation of Independent Business
Bil
Natural Federation of Independent Business
Nebraska
Change of Address and Subscriptions Reported
Fuzzy text details subscription rates and distribution areas. Mentions Columbus and The Columbus Telegram with references to change of address procedures and rates varying by method, including mail. The readable portion notes pricing around $1503 per vase and mentions multiple regional locations and entities.
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Futiishet
Clare Pavliga Pala
Colmbey
Cacrige
Colamboe
Mall Bite
Columbus
Man Buys Silence With 2.28 Shillings
Rochester England man Raymonde Saunders offered his wife 12 cents for every ten minutes of silence. She lasted four hours, costing 24 shillings two dollars and twenty eight cents, but he called it worth it after years of chatter.
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Rochester
England
URD
Raymonde Saunders
Astrological Forecast Piece With Erratic Text
Zodiac signs provide scattered guidance on emotions health and life choices with cautious advice about finances relationships and timing. The piece mentions Taurus Gemini Cancer Virgo Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and a birthday note promising change and potential family growth.
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Capricorn
Lilea
Aquarius
Waterch
Nebraska Roads Do Not Tow Stalled Cars In Snow
Lincoln reports explain that Department of Roads crews will not tow disabled vehicles during severe January snows in southeastern Nebraska. They fear liability from damage and instead arrange wrecker services or assist occupants to shelter. Crews inspect for safety and may move a vehicle only if it can proceed under its own power. Limited to passenger cars and small trucks.
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Nebraska
Road Department
Weather and livestock losses report mixed in Lincoln
UPI reports observers note little livestock loss despite severe cold and snow. The Agricultural Service cited snow depths of six to eight inches statewide and ongoing feed and water supply challenges, with greater depths causing movement difficulties but overall minimal livestock mortality.
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Lincoln
UPI
Shire Federal Division of Agricultural Suistics
Ihe Agrrcultural Service
Skids Still Cause Vehicle Accidents in Columbus
Slippery weekend streets led to five vehicle accidents with injuries reported. Damages ranged from 65 to 600 dollars as drivers including Ivan Haddock, Harry Frerichs, Ronald Gumm, Wayne Morris, Fred Wanderlich, Ruth McHugh and others were involved on streets such as 7th, 13th, 23rd, 2nd and 15th avenues, with several skidding and backing collisions.
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Columbus
Butta
Fang
Lath
Timothy Mihulka
7Th Street
13Th Street
23Th Avenue
Ivan D. Haddock
Sat 1
Mth Street
Harry L. Frerichs
15Th Street
Ronald E. Gumm
10Th Street
The Eagle in Culture and Brave Reputation
The eagle figures prominently in many cultures due to its large size and reputed bravery. Whether deserved or not, this status influences symbolism and storytelling across regions and eras.
Sale of auto tags off to slow start in Omaha
Omaha report notes auto license tag sales are 5,000 licenses behind last year, with Douglas County Auto License Bureau’s Warren Fleming saying renewals lag. February 26 is the renewal deadline as weekend days affect the month’s end. Vehicles face state fees of $16.50 and a $4 wheel tax alongside property tax.
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Omaha
UPL
Warren T. Fleming
Douglas County Auto License Bureau
Aria
First Presidential Inaugural Ball Cites Washington 1783
An inaugural ball honoring George Washington was held on May 7, 1783, in New York City marking early ceremonial celebrations in the capital era.
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George Washington
New York City
Cut Your Own Taxes Sickness Has Compensation
Sick pay rules explained for tax returns. If you were paid during illness or injury, you may exclude up to 100 per week after a waiting period, with specific calculations. Guidance includes sample pages and booklets to assist filling forms.
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Internal Revenue
Women's club meeting at Newman Grove hosts and plans
The Junior Women's Club met at Mrs. Jack Vanney and Ralmud Harder as hostesses. Reports covered decorating contest urged by three members, a Broodmobile project and money making efforts. February meeting will be guest night, Mothers' March planned with door-to-door canvas, chaired by Mrs. Tom Johnson with Cecil Fields and Roland Warder assisting. Program featured a film on birth defects.
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Newman Grove
Jack Vanney
Ralmud Harder
Tom Johnson
Mines
Cecil Fields
Roland Warder
Crestwood Guests and Local Tributes Mentioned
Crestwhite residents hosted visitors including Mrs. Harvey Behlen, Wade and Shannon, and Myra at Mrs. William Glaussen’s home. Trene Severin and Mr. and Mrs. Kennei sent a card for their son Rodney on rest and recreation leave in Crain Vietnam. Graveside services were held for Mrs. Matilda Scalley, who died last week in Genoa.
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Creston
Harvey Behlen
Wade
Shannon
William, Glaussen
Myra
Trene Severin
Kenne i
Paul
Rodney
Crain
Vietnam
Australia
Matilda Scalley
Genoa
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