Washington window on young liberals fading in campus activism
Washington correspondent John Hall reports a lull in student antiwar fervor as campuses grow quiet and many youths focus on studies and future careers. Analysts warn the movement may rebound but current trends show reduced mobilization and possible shifts in political priorities among the young.
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Eugene McCariis
D-Minn
Union Pacific Senior VP Dies in Chicago
James R. Macanally, senior vice president of Union Pacific Railroad, died Thursday of a heart attack in Chicago. He had lived in Omaha since 19, and previously worked for Union Pacific in Philadelphia and Chicago. He was hospitalized at Luke's Hospital.
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Macanally
Omaha
Xeb
Philadelphia
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Heig Sary Tleten
T and Barry
Daley unconcerned over missing list in Chicago mayoral item
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley dismissed questions about a missing list, saying the issue mattered little and that the lapse should not affect matters at hand. The exchange came as Daley faced scrutiny from reporters and rival mayors.
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Daley
Subscription rates and address changes in Freedom Newspaper
A damaged OCR item lists home delivery and mail rates for the Freedom Newspaper in various Nebraska counties. It notes a change of address process via the postmaster and references subscription prices and distribution regions, though many details are garbled.
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Your Freedom
Ty Freedara Heeescaners, Inc
Itr
Riandes Blorn Sauna
Eetore Cays Pantage
al Colusttt
Heerasina
Ty Carcier
Colaviue Geraranes
Platte
Boere
Oilar
Meerice
Manes
Nebrasca
Justice court fines list for numerous speeding cases
Justice of the Peace Clea Robak levied fines across many defendants from Columbus Creston and surrounding towns for speeding overlength no proof of ownership or plates expired licenses and other offenses with amounts ranging from 1 to 41 dollars plus costs and including items such as loaded shotgun in vehicle no reciprocity and overwidth with several individuals named and locations listed.
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Josiah Hutchison
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Creston
Lawrence Baum
Ilgin
Gary Loseke
Columbus
Henry Jenaber
Lindsay
James Traill
Holdcoge
Victor Kolchik
Omaha
Virgil Reichmuth
Harold Fuss
Herbert — Ziegenhein
Creighton
Frank McKay
Kansas
Edgar Roe
Ord
Lawrence Paprocki
Minois
Howard Stirk Sr
Norfolk
Joe Krumland
Ivan Helter
Russell Muller
Richard Louis
Walter Fowlkers Jr
Newman Grove
Donald Scnmidt
Platte Center
Robert Hupp
Larry Benge
Utah
Tuomas Chinn
Larry Steenbac
Arkansas
William Lusche
Stanley Trosendahl
Paul Tateman
Lincoln
Ralph Donee
Warieta
Deborah Kobus
Colviiius
Allan Gr
Largest hailstone recorded hits Nebraska farm in 1923
A Nebraska farm reported the largest hailstone definitively recorded weighing 13 pounds with a diameter around 4.4 inches during the summer of 1923. The vivid size marked a dramatic weather event in farm records.
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Nebraska
Making husband happy by Joan Hanaver
New York report profiles Jani Gardner, a Cincinnati mother who promotes showing love through action not words. She writes books on affectionate habits, urging wives to avoid PTA and kitchen obsessions that distract from keeping husbands content and attentive at home.
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Joan Hanaver
New York
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PTA
Jani Gardner
Cincinnati
Jani
Hughes Backs Early Payments for Feed Grain Program
UPI reports Senator Harold Hughes of Iowa co sponsored a bill with Senator Mondale and ten other Democrats to require the Secretary of Agriculture to advance at least 30 percent of feed grain payments to producers. Mondale urged early payments to help farmers in tight money times and encourage program participation.
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Des Moines
UPI
Harold EK. Hughes
Iowa
Secretary of Agriculture
Walter 5. Mondale
Minn
Agriculture Department
Senate
Mondale
Railroads fined for blocking crossings in Detroit
Detroit traffic court fined Norfolk and Western $70 for three blocking complaints. Penn Central faced $200 and $300 in separate cases. Alvin Iwrey, after filing about 25 to 30 complaints, praised the decision but vowed to keep pressing.
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UPL
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Iwrey
John Carney
Norfolk & Western Railroad
Penn Central
Smothers defends Werber in marijuana case in California
Former TV figure Tommy Smothers testified he grew to like impresario Frank Werber after Werber began using marijuana. He described religious experiences during joint use and LSD trips, and said Werber’s personality changed after 1963. Werber, former Kingston Trio manager, faces charges tied to marijuana cultivation and possession.
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UPI
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Frank Werber
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