Dr King burial rites mark birthday observances nationwide
Dr Martin Luther King Jr is laid to rest near Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta as cities across the nation plan observances for his birthday. The King Memorial Center and related services loom in discussions, with Coretta Scott King and Rev Benjamin Mays among speakers amid unity celebrations.
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Yablonski attorney accuses Shultz of aiding death
Joseph J. Rand wrote to Labor Secretary Shultz claiming the department’s failure to probe alleged corruption in the United Mine Workers Asembly and CUMWA helped fuel Jack Yablonski’s murder. Rauh urged a federal task force to investigate the election and broader UMWA corruption.
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NASA budget austere prompts 30000 job cuts and delays
NASA chief Thomas Paine described the new budget as austere and said it will cut about 30,000 jobs, postpone the Apollo moon missions by two years, and delay Project Viking life-detection on Mars. Saturn V work suspended after one launch, NASA to shrink staff to 180,000 by June 30.
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Food producer head warns of global hunger at meeting
Dr Donald Clifton of Lincoln, VP of Kings Food Blasts, spoke at a Pork Producers dinner in Clarkson about global hunger. He cited that over half of all married people are alive today and that about half go to bed hungry each night. Three directors were elected: Donald Sprieck of Stanton County, Roland Wilke of Leigh for Platte County, and Leonard Buresh of Howells for Colfax County.
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Colfax County
New Owner at Millers Variety Store in Fullerton
Fullerton’s Millers Variety Store is sold to Fullee Stores. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Miller who operated the shop since 19 have been hired as managers of the new store.
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The Corea Telegram Public notice of subscription rates
The Corea Telegram lists subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding areas. It notes annual carrier delivery at 11.00 and out of state mail at 15.00, plus instructions to report address changes to the Columbus postmaster and the newspaper office.
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Quotes From the News Across Cities
Lagos General Gowon rejects foreign aid saying he will manage the crisis himself. Dr. Hugh J. Davis condemns widespread contraceptive pill use as risky and dangerous for long term health. Vietnam veteran James K. gibson recalls Chicago gang ties with many former friends dead. Senator Fulbright cites Spiro Agnew’s temper and overblown promises on an Asian tour.
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Missionary Dr Elmer Danielson to Speak at Trinity Lutheran Church
The Rev Dr Elmer Danielson a veteran missionary pastor will speak at Trinity Lutheran Church on both morning services and address youth at 9 10 a m on Sunday. He served Africa for over four decades with the National Lutheran Council BWMC and later led World Missions cooperation. His family endured wartime separation when their ship Zam Zam sank, and two daughters followed into missionary work in Liberia and Tanzania. He holds degrees from Upsala College and Augustana and authored two books Stars Over Africa and Gateway to Sonjo.
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Trustees Organize at Osceola Methodist Church
Trustees of the First United Methodist Church met Monday evening January 12 for 1970 election and organization. Otto Daum was named chairman, William Tt Norton vice-chairman, and Cate Nahrstedt secretary. The group also discussed minor repairs on the church next spring.
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Buglewicz Reelects as Douglas County Board Chairman
George J. Buglewicz was reelected chairman of the Douglas County Board. John F. Cavanaugh was named vice chairman, succeeding Daniel C. Lynen. Both Buglewicz and Cavanaugh will be up for election in the near term.
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Demonstrators confront Agnew visit in Canberra clashes
About 300 demonstrators clashed with police and U S Secret Service outside Parliament House as Vice President Spiro Agnew arrived for talks with Prime Minister John Gorton. Police removed the Secret Service detail. arrests numbered at least 10, with similar protests earlier in the week leaving five in custody.
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Sterup Again Heads Board for Church in Osceola
Irissh United Methodist Church of Queevla reelected Harry Sterup as chairman and Louis Tun as assistant chairman at the Jan 12 meeting. Mrs. Jimmy Majors was elected secretary. The group planned a soap supper for Marcel 1 and outlined Vacation Bible School for June.
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Harry Sterup
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Festival of Faith Service Planned in Osceola Churches
Joint service scheduled by St. Vincent's Catholic Church St. Paul’s Lutheran Church and First United Methodist Church takes place at 3 p.m. Sunday at the Lutheran Church with a social hour to follow.
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Most insurance at least cost despite disability
This piece surveys strategies to secure maximum life insurance at low cost even with disability. It covers options like convertible term riders, guaranteed purchase provisions, and utilizing group policies through employers. It also notes joining professional or veteran groups and policies tied to loans as alternate coverage sources.
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Gynecologist warns pills pose health hazards at hearings
Dr Hugh J Davis of Johns Hopkins testified before Senator Gaylord Nelsons committee that widespread birth control pill use risks cancer blood clots diabetes and arteriosclerosis. He urged FDA to ban sequential types and promote safer options while noting long term hazards for many years of use.
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White private schools face tax denial hurdle in segregation fight
In Jackson Mississippi UPI reports federal judges ruled private white schools lose tax deductions and donor relief while ruling on desegregation. Bill Simmons of the Citizens Council says demand remains strong despite the order. Governor Williams urges support for both systems, warning of dual education and rising private school shifts.
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