Vietnam War shifts focus to Saigon amid Nixon Thieu gains
Foreign commentary notes gravity returning to Saigon as President Thieu gains leverage from Nixon’s Vietnamization push. The shift follows phased U.S. troop withdrawals, draft law changes easing appeals to draft resistance, and growing confidence in Saigon. The piece argues Thieu ends 1969 stronger and Nixon edges toward 1970 with improved standing.
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Saigon
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Washington
Nixon
Thieu
Alienation suit filed in Alliance over affections
Alliance police officer Vanaki Montgomery sues Marsh County Sheriff Freddie Marsh for 100000 in a district court filing alleging eight months of affair interference. The sheriff seeks reelection for a third term as the case unfolds with lawyers John Anderson and Laurice Markheim representing Montgomery and Marsh respectively.
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Butte County
Freddie
Marsh
Alliance City
Vanaki Montgomery
Montgomery
John Anderson
Laurice Markheim
Box Bute County
Chadron
Guideline Telephone Aid Expands in Colfax County
Distressed residents in Colfax County gain access to Guideline Phone 1-6-310 through the Hasler Seal Society. The 24 hour service connects callers to outside help and over 200 agencies, aiming to coordinate volunteers and reduce service gaps for individuals facing stress from physical emotional or religious issues.
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Leigh
Colfax
Hasler Seal Society
Richad Young Hospital
Omaha
Rites held for Mrs. Leo Koziol
Funeral service for 72 year old Mrs. Leo Koziol was at St. Peter Catholic Church Fullerton with burial at Clarks Cemetery. She died January 21 in Fullerton Memorial Hospital after two months there. She is survived by her husband three sons five daughters and 31 grandchildren plus a great grandchild and a brother Jim Gembica of Chapman.
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Leo Koziol
St. Peter Catholic Church
Clarks
Richard Chester
Michael Haoberer
Darrell Rok
Frederick Koziol
David Liss
Henry Santin Jr
Edward Koziol
Donald
Cecilia) Chester
Fremont
Mauries
Christine) Haberer
Hastings
Darrel
Monica) Rock
Grand Island
Henry
Eleanor) Santin
Palmer
Raymond
Evelyn) Liss
Columbi
Jim Gembica
Chapman
Union official blasts Iowa Beef strike talks as lies
SIOUX CITY IOWA UPI an Amalgamated Meat Cutters official said Arden Walker Iowa Beef vice president industrial relations made distortions and outright lies about negotiations. Walker claimed the company offered a nine cent raise for a 30 cent per hour increase and consideration for hospitalization benefits and sick leave. The union plans to continue the strike regardless of decertification threats and said no constructive purpose in commenting on union statements.
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Sioux City, Iowa
UPI
Iowa Beef Packers, Inc
Iowa Beef
Arden Walker
Dave Hart
Amalgamated Meal Cutters and Butcher Workmer
North America
Walker
Iawa Reef
Uart
Iowa Reef
Security measures debated after jail beating incident
Douglas County officials met to discuss new jail security after deputy Harold Freese was beaten by inmate David Wade, who was jailed on robbery and firearm charges. Freese survived with injuries as deputies noted defective cell locks and reinforced padlocks during the incident.
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Omaha
UPI
Douglas County
Harold L. Freese
David Clifton Wade
No Fire Just Steam Bath In Houston Apartment Sighting
Houston police and fire units responded to a report of smoke from a roof vent in an apartment area. Firefighters knocked, and a young woman assured them she was only taking a steam bath, delaying evacuation efforts.
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Houston
UPT
Grooming code hearing in Lincoln focuses on student in Chadron case
UPL district judge Robert Van Pelt schedules a fed oral on a Chadron State College student seeking an injunction against a grooming rule. The policy requires short hair, trimmed sideburns, no mustache length beyond the lip, and drew challenge from a Nebraska Civil Liberties Union attorney, with a Des Moines ruling cited as precedent.
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Robert van Pelt
Chadron
Shire “College
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van Pelt
Froe
Ballasberg
Reichenberg
Adolf Hifley
Mark ‘Awan Ware
Des Moines
Superintendent at Leigh Resigns After Long Service
The Leigh Community School Board grants the resignation of Janes B. Garner as superintendent effective at the end of the 1963 1967 school year. Garner arrived in Leigh in 1907 after two prior years as district superintendent and holds degrees from Murray State University and Memphis State University.
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Janes B. Garner
Leigh Community School
Board of Education
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Ramemerson
IMB
Tennessee
Murray State University
Murray
James B. Garnet Jr
Memphis State University
Memphis
Tenn
Nixon Welfare Reform Gets Mixed Senate Response
Washington UPI Sen Jack Miller Iowa calls Nixon State of the Union message refreshingly realistic and challenging about the nations shortcomings. Senator Carl Curtis Nebraska says reform should substitute for costly programs and stresses training and work requirements in the plan.
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UPI
Jack Miller
Iowa
Nixon
Carl Curtis
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