Stock Market Prices Today New You Stocks Edge Higher
UPI reports Dow Jones averages little changed with a modest uptick in industrials and utilities. Key filers include Kennecott 37Vs, Lockheed 31%, Merck 548, Coca Cola 85%, IBM 3191/2, and General Electric around 93 1/4. Overall market breadth shows 65 stocks up about 2.43 points on the day.
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Allis Citits
Kroger
Alcon
Lionel
Hitlon
Cyn Mym
Lockheed
Merck
Penney
Cossnia
Pfizer
Procter
Revlon
Sir Regis
Schenley
Derrech
Sears TW du Pont
Eastman
Simmons
Firestone
Ford
Sperry
Fruchans
SO NJ
Styas JP
Texaco
Goodrich
Uld Corp
Pwr
al Hary
Wickes
Tnt Nick
Welghs
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Woolwith
Iowa P&l
Nee York
UPI
Dow Toney Loan
Indus
February draft call of 17,000 announced by Pentagon
Washington reports the Pentagon announced a February draft call of 17,000 personnel. The monthly figure contrasts with a prior average of 14,000 and a total quota around 63,500 in earlier months, reflecting higher anticipated manpower needs this year.
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Washington
Lld
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Pentagon
Sale Calendar Highlights Auctions and Property Sales
A noisy, OCR filled listing outlines multiple property and personal item sales across January dates. It names Ear Seo Willink Hradec and others, with various auction items including real estate, personal property, and estate sales coordinated by local firms and owners.
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Seo Willink
Legal Novice and Director Roles in Audit Case
A fragmentary legal notice references a novice legal figure and a director amid an audit or inquiry. Names appear garbled, with possible mentions of Maxine Kolin and Aviistanl Aeclonny. The unreadable OCR limits precise facts, but indicates a formal matter involving a director and Minted at Ie Huitpiver Tattle awe r Direiet Wah.
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Ie Huitpiver
Omaha Markets Livestock Report Narrowed by Strong Hogs and Cattle
Omaha markets show hogs and sows firm with gains up to 25 cents. Calves and cattle mostly mixed to higher as steers and heifers trend higher, with good and prime cows in the mid 20s. Chicago livestock prices show steady to firm steer and heifer values, with limited sheep trading and beef futures quoted.
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Omaha Livestoge
Omaha
OPT
Callia
Chicago
Cngago
Cathe
Omaha City Workers Face Vacation Day Deductions
Omaha Mayor Eugene Leahy announced that city employees who missed work last Tuesday due to the blizzard will have a day of vacation docked when their eligibility arises. City Hall remained open, and personnel director F. Raymond Nielsen admitted uncertainty about how many staff were absent.
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Omaha
UPI
Eugene Leahy
Grant Helps Fund Museums and Farm Art Programs
The National Endowment for the Arts announced a 3 million grant to support museum exhibits and reserve staff, including Hog farms, with funding aimed at aiding museus and related programs across institutions.
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Waslington
UPI
National Endowment For the Art
Museus
Card of Thanks for Lawrence Rupp
The Rupp family expresses gratitude for visits cards flowers and memorials during Lawrence Sharly Rupp’s illness and death at St Mary’s Hospital Hawaii. Special thanks to Howard Kosch and family Swanson Post No 322 American Legion and all relatives friends and neighbors for support and participation.
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Witness testimony links officers to My Lai actions in court
In a court martial recording, UPTJ A witness says Col. Barker observed the My Lai operation from a helicopter and approved the plan as things went fine. Sgt. Vasquez testifies that Hutto followed orders on March 16, 1969, amid questions of intent to murder civilians near My Lai.
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UPTJ
Cour-Martial
Charles E. Tujlo Locay
Frank Barker
My Lal
Dennnis R. Vasquee
Germany
Hutto
Tallulah
My Lai
Yutta
Vasquez
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Walker
Ernest Medina
Edward Magill
Miami
Grant to Nebr. Med Center for leukemia drug study
The Jona A. Hartford Foundation awarded 74,791 dollars to the University of Nebraska Medical Center for a three year project to assess Asparaginase in leukemia treatment. The grant funds equipment and lab supplies for clinical and laboratory experiments at about a dozen cancer chemotherapy centers nationwide.
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Omala
UPI
Jona A. Hartford Foundation, Inc
New York City
University of Nebraska Medical Center
National Cancer Institute
December liquor collections up in Nebraska
UPI reports Nebraska Liquor Control Commission revenue for December totaled 1.2 million dollars, up 63 thousand from the prior year, and down 3.46 thousand from November. For 1970 total collections reached 5.79 million, with breakdowns including spirits 428,875 dollars. fortified wines 19,494. light wines 14,479. beer 153,303. license fees 1. miscellaneous receipts 74. and shipper permits 59 thousand.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Leer
Boulevard to host gulf bowling meet
Boulevard will stage the Gulf Bowling Meet at Houlesand Lanes for the Women's City Bowling Tournament on February 6 and 7. Fees and tizick? Inquiries are welcome at DHW bowling alleys.
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18 Below New York Weather Forecast Report
National Weather Service reports a freezing cold day with temperatures far below 20 degrees in New York region excluding Alaska and Hawaii. Monday’s forecast shows single digits in parts and very cold wind chills across cities like Rosey and Miva with similar conditions expected through the day.
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Snow removal costs rise in Omaha Council Bluffs area
Omaha and Douglas County officials gave new totals after a blizzard. City Public Works director Gene F. Jordan estimates the city cost over 200000 with county costs around 40000 and nearby districts adding about 30000. Bellevue officials quote 10000 for their town.
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Zephyr Route Curtailment Question Reopened by Courts
The Supreme Court left open how to handle the Zephyr Chicago to San Francisco service amid curtailed operations. A three judge federal panel had urged the ICC to reevaluate authorization for reduced service, treating the Zephyr as a single unit across three railroads. The court reversed, affirming only limited proceedings while allowing broader actions to continue.
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Ford Opposes Changes To Auto Pricing Pact
Ford Motor Co argues against strict price discount rules and says car pricing cannot be a fixed nation wide standard. John J. Nevin testifies to FTC while GM outlines similar views, noting prices vary by model season city dealer and discounts differ.
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Area visitations reveal busy social weekend across Creston region
The column lists numerous local residents visiting relatives and attending events. Highlights include travels to Columbus for weddings and funerals, trips to Lincoln and Madison for major ceremonies, and weekend arrivals from nearby towns such as Hastings Grand Island and Omaha. Several names and family connections appear, with multiple households hosting dinners and guests.
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Jennie Wardenberg
Amelia Scheffler
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John ,Scheffler
Gon Kalleweit
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Bert Schwanneberk
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California Man Arraigned on Murder Charges in Iowa
Scott Pulver Johnson, 21, of Los Angeles, was arraigned in Avoca Iowa on murder charges for the Sunday shooting near Walnut Iowa that killed Harold Lee McChuskey, 31, of Minneapolis. Sheriff Roy Michael said a 22 caliber pistol was used. Johnson reportedly arranged a ride from Salt Lake City and turned himself in Sunday night. A preliminary hearing was tentatively set for Annre daughter.
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UPI
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Unfounded Vint Chinese Restaurant Rumor Denied
In Marseilles the Hotel Industry Association of the Bauches du Rhone region announced after an investigation that it could deny unfounded reports alleging a Chinese restaurant in East Asia disguised as an Oriental oplicaeics.
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Nixon condemns attacks on Russian facilities
President Nixon joined Jewish leaders in condemning bombing attacks on Soviet facilities in the United States and urged restraint. The White House release noted outrage over threats by the Jewish Defense League and pledged support for emigration rights for Russian Jews, while condemning violence as harmful to the Jewish cause. Nixon arrived at the Western White House for a stay marked by official duties and public appearances, including planned talks at the University of Nebraska Lincoln and a youth-focused campus event.
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Chicago Teachers Union votes to strike today
The Chicago Teachers Union voted to strike the nation’s second largest school system, delaying classes for about 77,000 public school students. CTU President John E. Desmond led a unanimous 85-member House of Representatives in support after a bargaining session with school superintendent James F. Redmond.
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UPI
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Soviet diplomats protest in Moscow synagogue
A peaceful protest outside the Moscow embassy was led by Grand Khoral synagogue figures including Rabbi Judah Leib Levin. They condemned alleged vandalism and intimidation of Soviet diplomats in America, with no further reports of attacks by Monday evening.
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Annual salary up 10 percent for Nebraska teachers
The National Education Association reports Nebraska k-12 teachers’ average salary rising about ten percent this year to 8120 dollars, from 7954 dollars last academic year. Expenditure per pupil, tied to attendance, grows from 9678 to 9583 dollars, a slight decrease in the per pupil figure.
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Holy Cross College to admit women for first time
Holy Cross College in Worcester Mass announced it will admit women for the first time in September 1972, adding coeducation to its 2100 student campus. Officials expect about 10 to 20 women to join the 90 member freshman class.
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Hog cholera could be eradicated by 1971 says official
Washington report cites an Agriculture Department scientist stating hog cholera, costing farmers over 30 million dollars annually, could be eradicated completely in 1971. He notes the disease is now confined to a few states with postive live cases down 4 percent from 1969, though a southeastern Virginia and northeastern North Carolina outbreak last year delayed progress.
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State tax boss names assistant in Lincoln
State Tax Commissioner William E B Peters appoints Gary D Chunka of Lincoln as assistant commissioner. Chunka, 31, an attorney and accountant, will start Monday. A native of Omaha he earned a BS in accounting from the University of Nebraska in 1961. Peters also named Marx Buehholz as the new department chief attorney. Buchholz has been a Lincoln attorney since 1985. Chunka succeeds Elmer St Hermes. Muckhaie replaces Randall Teliquest.
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UPI
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University of Nebraska
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Okinawa Police May Call Out Over Nerve Gas Shells
The report notes potential orders for Okinawa police to intervene if authorities try to halt shipments of nerve gas shells via Okinawa. Maj Gen John M Hayes is cited, with officials saying troops may move to ensure delivery routes to the Central Pacific. Local residents of Misato Tasya express concern as the gas passes nearby.
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