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Newspaper
Columbus Telegram
Location
Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1975
Page
3
Senator William Proxmire calls for postponing the first joint Russian American space mission until cosmonauts return safely from the Salyut lab. CIA concerns cite Russia’s capacity to handle two crews in space and at the command center.
The Air Force will fly two Boeing 707s carrying Senator Henry Bellmon and five congressmen plus a delegate to Somalia to check claims of Russian missiles at Berbera port. Bellmon withdrew citing House and Senate schedule conflicts. cost and empty seats were noted. The delegation includes members from the Armed Services and Appropriations committees and Defense Department specialists. Ambassador Abdullahi Ahmed Addou denies a Defense expansion at Diego Garcia.
Olivia Humphrey and Lydia Hansen visited Lincoln Humphrey and Newman Grove Lindsay where they formerly resided. Esther Frey spent the weekend in Kearney for the State American Legion convention. Joe and Annie Kaus of Lafayette Colo welcomed a son June 15. The Fehringers and McPhillips traveled with Margaret Fehringer. Fred Kersch visited relatives in Madison and Norfolk after Steven Cloeter’s Albion wedding.
An alumni banquet was held Saturday in Albion gym with read by Mrs. Lynn Bauer of Iowa City. Elected officers for the coming year include Robert Harder president Ralph Schmadeke vice president Betty Rieck secretary and Joy Lou Haas treasurer.
A motorcade of eight cars departs the White House to delighted tourists, passing through sunlit Rock Creek Park and heading toward the Sheraton amid cheering crowds.
A wary crowd at a Ford appearance gives a two second standing ovation before he thanks NAACP director Roy Wilkins. Ford defends speaking specifics over rhetoric and vows federal private sector cooperation as he shakes many hands and a lone protester displays a Korea sign.
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