Rockefeller notes Ford should run independent ticket
Vice President Nelson Rockefeller says Ford should nominate himself first and choose a running mate later, denying a Ford Rockefeller split. He confirms discussions with Calloway and Ford and predicts no "dump Rockefeller" movement, stressing a united nomination and then a shared ticket.
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Washington
Nelson Rockefeller
Ford
Rockefeller
Atlanta
National Commission On Water Quality
Ronald Reagan
Howard
Bo” Calloway
United States
Calloway
Army
Nebraska airport aid faces expired law and funding gaps
Representatives from 43 communities pressed for 2.5 million in new federal airport construction funds while 2.25 million was sought for already approved projects. Lincoln and North Platte requests stalled as federal law had expired with no replacement, complicating priority determinations and raising questions about future programs.
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Bylincoln, Neb
UPI
Ufi
Nebraska Aeronautic Commission
North’ Platte
Curtis
Rudolf Peralez
Commission
Fl m
Wig
Peralez
Out-of-state guests visit Columbus family
Out-of-state guests arrive July 3 and 4 in Columbus. Concord Calif residents Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Ewert and family visit Ida Ewert and sister-in-law Milton Ewert. Westland Mich guests Mr. and Mrs. Herman Alves and sons arrive to visit their sister Mrs. Mary Murcek. A potluck dinner at Heritage House honors the visitors with other local relations in attendance.
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Mary Murcek
Mary Lynn
Murcek
Louise Schacher
Vera Mae
Armong
Heritage House
Columbus
Lars Murcek
Shirley
Baumgart
Alves
Westland, Mich
Francis Stetz
St. Edward
Mary Lynn Murcek
Wallace Campaign Rakes In 1.4 Million This Year
Alabama Governor George Wallace’s presidential bid has raised 1.4 million in 1973 before the first primary. Campaign financial director Allen Dauphin said receipts from March 1 to June 30 totaled 1.13 million with 858,892 spent, bringing total 1973 receipts to about 1.6 million and cash on hand to 726,622.
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Monntgomery
Ala
UPI
Alabama
George Wallace
Allen Dauphin
Dauphin
Wallace
Theampaign
Federal Elections Commission
General Accounting Office
Schuyler Band Accepts Disney Land Performance Invite
Schuyler Central High School Board of Education approved Band Director David Young to send the band to perform at Disneyland in Anaheim California. The trip includes Knotts Berry Farm Universal Studios and other points of interest. Details and further arrangements to be discussed at a July 15 meeting at 9 pm in the high school bandroom.
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Schuyler—Central High School Board of Education
David Young
Disney’ Land
Anaheim
Calif
Knotts” Berry Farm
Universal Matche
Platte River study hearing draws slim Columbus turnout
Carroll Hamon said the small audience at the public hearing on the Platte River study signs that the planning board did well in guiding a 17 year project toward completion. The plan includes irrigation, recreation, water regulation, and land use policy, with a $573 million outline through 2020.
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Grand Island
Neb
UPL
Carroll Hamon
Platte River Save
North Platte
Scottsbluff
Broken Bow
Norfolk
Wahoo
Humon
Planning Board
Robert Lowry Cairo
Mid-State
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
U.S. Gelogical Survey
Chris Garvey
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Omaha
Water Resources Council
Washington
Nebraska 4 H International Exchange youths head to Japan
Nearly 240 Nebraska youths join the 4 H International Exchange, with a large group on the Nebraska Japan Exchange. Delegates from Omaha Beaver City Benkelman Wayne Columbus Stromsburg Lincoln travel July 22 to August 25 to live with Japanese families as about 317 Japanese delegates arrive in Nebraska for similar host stays July 24 to August 23. Home stays span Franklin Harlan Hitchcock Cheyenne Thaver Clay Kearney Boyd Holt Brown Rock Keya Paha Sherman Antelope Madison Dizon Dodge Curing Washington Oto Cass counties. Hosts will attend two camps at Camp Hyrcet Harding near Allisville and at the Nebraska State 4 H Camp near Halsey Ang 19-21 to learn language culture art folk dancing and camp activities.
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Nebraska
Franklin
Harlan
Hitchcock
Cheyenne
Hyrcet Harding
Allisville
Halsey An Ang
Amin frees British lecturer in Uganda amid diplomatic outreach
Ugandan President Idi Amin released Dennis Hills, a 61 year old British lecturer, after talks with British Foreign Secretary James Callaghan at Kampala State House. Hills had been sentenced to death for calling Amin a village tyrant. Amin cited improving ties with Britain and said the move proves he is not mad.
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Uganda
UPI
Idi Amin
Amin
Dennis Hills
James Callaghan
Kampala
Hills
Elizabeth II
Callaghan
Britain
Galaga
Wessas Callaghan
Amit
State House
Prince Charles Drive
Aroin
Entebbe International
Bondon
Leathrow
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Omaha Tornado
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Japan
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Dawna Kay Gardner
Beaver City
Kathleen Lynn Gottschalk
Benkelman
Barbara E. Gottschalk
Carol Mae Rethwisch
Wayne
Renae M. Burke
Stromsburg
Anton D. Divis
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