The Man who Triggered C-5A Flak Fired
A. Ernest Fitzgerald, once praised as a top efficiency expert, was ousted from his $31,000 job after he disclosed that the Lockheed built C-5A cargo planes would exceed cost estimates by about $2 billion. He alleges the Air Force restructured to bail out Lockheed, with a reverse incentive in a revised contract. He plans private consulting as a lawsuit over his dismissal proceeds.
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Mary Ellen Riddle
NEA
Washington
A. Ernest Fitegerald
Air Force
Fitegerald
Lockheed
Vitegerald
Fitgerald
Congress
Fitzgerald
Senate
Pentagon
Congressional
Sennire
Thailand
Aeulitie
Johnson
Defense Department
Col
Frank Ayers
Witzgerald
Out of Old Nebraska Anti-horse Thief Association 1858
A study of Nebraska newspapers shows lynching rarely targeted horse thieves. The Nemaha County Association for Protection of Property Against horse Thieves formed in 1854 urged vigilance, with riders to pursue stolen stock and be paid one dollar per day plus expenses, under a system of officers and rules.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
Nebraska
Brownville
Sih
Kosches Travel to California for Wedding
Kosches travel to California for wedding. Mr and Mrs Wilhelm Kosch and son Bill left for La Jolla where Bill served as best man for a Vietnam veteran friend Michael Napier. Alr and Mrs Koach enjoyed a ten day Hawaii vacation. Bill returned to Nebraska to resume studies at Wayne State College. Jarome Gabriel, Howard Whitmore, Willard Wiemer and Rex Brigham made a business trip to Atwood Kansas. En route home they visited Holand White in Aurora who is recovering from a broken shoulder from an accident near Seward.
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Shelby
Wilhelm Kosch
Bill
la Jolla
Calif
Michael Napier
Koach
California
Hawaii
Nebraska
Wayne State College
Jarome Gabriel
Howard Whitmore
Willard Wiemer
Rex Brigham
Atwood
Kan
Aurora
Holand White
Seward
Shelby Women Return From California Visit
Camille Tahmani, Millie Rosenberry return from two and a half weeks in California. Mrs. Rosenberry visited sisters in Los Angeles. Mrs. Bahn attended a granddaughter's wedding in Claremont and reception in Pomona, then saw her mother in Los Angeles. Parent Teacher Conferences set at Shelby Public School Friday. Ed Dernan hospitalized in California after a stroke. Patricia Ann Augustine born January in Milton Florida to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Augustine. grandparents Winard Augustine also traveling.
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Shelby Camille Tahmani
Millie Rosenberry
California
Richard Augustine
Florida
Patricia Ann
Arthur Augustine
Milton, Fla
Winard Augustine
OTE CARE TELEGRAM Your Freedom Newspaper notice
Telegram from Freedom Heathers Inc lists delivery and subscription rates for Columbus and surrounding counties. Includes a change of address instruction and postage details.
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Your Freedom
Freedom Heathers, Inc
Phare
Columbus
Hebrasea
Pistlé
Boone, Buller
Coyax
fAnrick
Nance
Park Counties
Mall
Shera
Columbus Telegram
Pew
Lindsay boy has surgery in Norfolk
Ron Schaecher son of Mo and Mrs Don Schngeher underwent surgery at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital in Norfolk. Me and Mrs Jim Schaecher and family of Norfolk visited Sunday at the Frank Schaecher home. Guests at the Wilbert Schumacher home included Mrs Pete Dahlhauser Fremont and others from nearby towns.
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Lindsay
Ron Schaecher
Don Schngeher
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Norfolk
Jim Schaecher
Frank Schaecher
Wilbert Schumacher
Pete Dahlhauser
Fremont
Ed Johnston
Bud Albracht
Newnan Grove
Lloyd Preuss
Walter Alpracht
Louise LaPour
Join Kors
Pat Ark
Rock Island
George VanHeck
Tom Gowler
Plainview
Ed Otto
George Rastreiter
Georgia
Humphrey
Jim Hastreiter
Mailison
Cliff Chohon
Lennon gets crew cut in Denmark with Yoko Ono
UPI reports John Lennon and his Japanese wife Yoko Ono along with her daughter Kyoko received short haircuts in a Danish barber shop on Tuesday. Aase Hankrogh, 27, the barber, says Lennon wanted the haircut to mingle without being recognized.
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Vust
Denmark
UPI
John Lennon
The
Beatles
Yoko Ono
Kyoko
Aase Hankrogh
Lennon
Miss Hankrogh
Pleiku POW camp shown as humane model for enemy troops
NEA correspondent describes Pleiku camp as one of six in South Vietnam housing about 1100 of 30000 Allied prisoners. Meals, clothing, medical checks, and structured daily routines aim to humane treatment, with recreation and work, though fear and a longing to escape linger among detainees. Camp commander Maj. Nguyen Van Phan pledges equality in treatment.
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Ay Tom Tiede
NEA Stalt
Pleiku
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Phan
International Red Cross
Carnp
Phan
Man Catches Falling Boy From Paris Seventh Floor
Paris police report a 21-year-old physical education teacher Jean-Pierre Chopin caught a five-year-old boy Rafk Mellani-Marronki who toppled from a seventh-story balcony. Chopin, standing across the street, rushed down and across to save the child, narrowly succeeding in time.
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Paris
UPL
Jean-Pierre
Chopin
Rafk Mellani-Marronki
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Bill Oberhauser
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