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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1971

Page

7

Russell vote key to Byrd victory over Kennedy

From his deathbed Senator Russell cast the proxy vote that helped West Virginia's Byrd win the Senate nomination over Edward Kennedy. Byrd said Russell died shortly after the caucus and his vote produced a 28 to 23 edge. The episode shaped the opening of Congress in a dramatic power struggle among Democrats.

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Missouri couple marks 81st wedding anniversary

Ward and Aime McDaniel of Macon celebrated their 81st anniversary quietly at home. Telegrams from Nixon, Queen Beatrix, Trudeau, and Cary Grant poured in while the couple enjoyed a simple day with Cyril noting both are aging yet fondly independent. They live alone with a block‑away grocery store for errands and share a bond where he is her ears and she is his eyes.

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Sheep Deaths Mystery Focuses on Utah-Nevada Border Range

Investigators from the Mississippi Energy Commission joined experts to determine the cause of death for more than 1,280 sheep in a desert area near the Utah Nevada border. Officials consider radiation from nearby nuclear tests but deem it remote. Reports note melted snow exposed ground as carcasses appeared, with continuing losses in the range.

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Martin introduces bills for two reclamation projects

Rep. Dave Marlin of Nebraska introduces House bills to authorize the North Loop Division irrigation of 3,000 acres across five counties and the O’Neill Unit irrigating 77,000 acres in Keya Paha Boyd and Holt counties. Interior Dept cost estimates total 63.63 million for North Loop and 98.40 million for O’Neill with benefits around 4.02 million and 7.05 million annually. First Mayflower child Peregrine White born in Cape Cod Harbor.

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Manson claims no mercy in trial press release

Charles Manson issued a self styled press release denouncing mercy and compassion as he faces a seven month trial for Tate murders. The seven defendant jury enters a second week of deliberations amid talk of a possible hung jury. Brent McCann distributed the statement to reporters asserting blame on American society.

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Chicago stockyards near end of historic operation

The Chicago stockyards, once a major national meat market, have dwindled as large packers moved operations closer to cattle sources. By the early 1960s most Chicago facilities closed their slaughter divisions and the yards are set to close within days, with officials fearing a sharp drop in cattle throughput between the region and markets.

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Fragmentary note on shipment progress in February

Incomplete OCR fragment indicates a shipment schedule by February. It mentions the final carcass has been shipped and yards will be closed or emptied after delivery, implying progress toward completion of a meat or livestock shipment sequence.

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