Sidelined rulers face uprisings in Arab world turmoil
UPI analyst notes a recurring pattern of coups from 1932 through recent months as Khig Hassan of Morocco and leaders in Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, and Libya confront plots. In Marrakesh, leftists accused of overthrow efforts draw protests in Rabat while Libya and Saudi cases loom. Hassan blames abroad plots. swift executions trim leaders, with many detainees jailed or brig.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Khig Hassan Woof
Mardeca
Pating
Abeniil
Uvaughlore
Rabat
C Blinew
Wig
Dad Gener
Hassan
Lily
Libya
Jaits
Psychiatrists warn draft letter risks and ethics
Dr Joel Moskowitz of Columbia warns that draft board letters by psychiatrists could be forged, misread, or reveal patient secrets. He urges caution, patient discussion, and clear boundaries to prevent harm, including career impacts and public record exposure.
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Delos Smith
New York
Joel A A. Moskowitz
Psych Trist
Columbia Univ
Jetter
Maskowicz
Moskowitz
Moaskowily
Lincoln mayor judge Boyles listed as satisfactory
Lincoln news reports detail Judge Boyles, listed as satisfactory after a Tuesday medical scare following chest pains. The incident occurred near Bryan Memorial Hospital where he was admitted after an apparent heart attack, with officials noting he had been active and in his routine schedule prior to the event. The article cites county sources and city officials commenting on his condition and expected recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
UPT
Lancaster County
Judes Si Boyles
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Rivlen’ Wie
Lincln
Shegail Wa
Subscription rates and change of address notice
The fragmented notice lists subscription rates delivered by carrier in county and by rail to Nebraska and surrounding areas. It instructs subscribers to promptly notify the postmaster and the company Telegram with a new address and details for forwarding and replies.
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Sanday
Heornska
Koveybyy
Pale
Ragmh
Buller
Collar
Meericks Mave
Pork
Eha
Nebraska
Fired Omaha officer caused by park access dispute
Omaha police union president Hubert Gallagher criticized Patrolman Gary Pavel for entering the Memorial Park area during last week's disorders. Pavel, a probationary officer, was fired over alleged police actions including broken car windows. Pavel declined comment on legal action. Police Chief Richard Anderson said probationary status bars an internal appeal.
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Omaha
Hubert Gallagher
Gary Pavel
Axit
Memorial
Pavel
Gallagher
Sesson
Wiewesue
Richard Anderson
Astrological Forecast Aries to Pisces Disjointed Advice
A fragmented astrological page offers Aries through Pisces forecasts with garbled phrases. It mentions personal travel, relationships, and practical cautions, naming zodiac signs and scattered dates while urging caution, self improvement, and awareness of dynamics with partners and family members.
Genoa Residents Visit Detroit and Lee's Summit Family
Genoa residents Mr and Mrs Allen Atkins returned from an all day visit with their son Robert and family in Detroit Michigan. Mrs Arnold Meysenburg and family of Lee's Summit Missouri visited Wednesday and Thursday at the Meysenburg home en route to Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genoa
Allen Atkins
Robert
Detroit
Mich
Arnold Meysenburg
Lee's Summit
Tor Meysenburg
Minnesota
Skinner burial set in David City
Mrs. Winifred Skinner 82 of Kankakee Illinois died Wednesday. Funeral services were held in David City with burial at David City Memorial Chapel. Officiating minister Rev Richard Dinsdale. She was born August 23 1883 in Kanaper. Survived by daughter Mrs Howard Slibevk and son Harold, four grandchildren and one great grandchild, two brothers Ernest Bennizon and Warren, and one sister Mrs Maw Halfmeister. A butterfly has its taste buds in its feet.
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David City
Winifred Skinner
Kankakee
Minoix
Pan
Richard Dinsdale
David City Memorial Chapel
Skinner
Kanaper
Lewis Skinner
Iselwde Pee
Howard Slibevk
Schuyler
Harold
Sealile
Wash
Vite Gran Childeen
Ernest Bennizon
Lincoln
Warren
St. Collins
Cole
Ars. Maw Halfmeister
Imperial
Revenue sharing plan doomed
The piece discusses opposition to President Nixon's revenue sharing plan viewed as wasteful by critics. It notes lawmakers and witnesses debating pleasure versus pain of government spending, with Mills proposing a general-purpose local services program. The analysis suggests the plan is doomed due to opposition in the Ways and Means Committee and potential splits among governors and local officials.
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Giscard
Steve
Arnold B. Sawislak Waslington
UPL
Nixon
Murray Drabkin
New York
Charles F. Kurtess
Ohio Elause of Representatives
Wilbur ‘Tills
D-Ark
Dahn Fyrnes
R-Wis
Mills
Iyrnes
GOP
Ways’ and
Ach Hay
White — House
Wily Atkanson
Boy scares mother with joke leads to car crash
Stratford England report describes two year old Paul Johnson slipping behind his mother Celestia Johnson and shouting Petka Boo. The Zamally car veered at 30 mph striking a parked van causing multiple head injuries for Mrs Johnson and a black eye. baby Paul uninjured.
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Stratford
England
Paul Johnson
Celestia Johnson
Legal Notice of Estate and Property Boundaries in Platte County
Public notice from Platte County Nebraska seeks heirs and interested parties in the estate of Clarence F. Beige and Evangeline Rick and others. It details real estate in Columbus and legal heirs from multiple families, including Snyder and Johnson lines, with described parcel boundaries and conveyances in Platte County. The notice names heirs, personal representatives, and potential claimants and provides property descriptions and plats for the trust proceeding.
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Clarence
Beige
Evangeline Rick
Arthur Reick
Erma Renk
Clair Breen
Herbert Breen
HMIES
Devishes
Legatres
Anopi Reick
Ant Ata
Columbus
Platte County
Nebraska
MGA
Notices of Estate and Real Property Claims in Platte County
Multiple heirs and unknown parties are named in complex notices concerning estates and parcels in Platte County Nebraska. The filings reference real estate in sections of township 19 north range 6 west and surrounding parcels, with several widows heirs devisees and personal representatives listed. The notices urge all interested parties to appear for estate matters and potential claims.
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Herlup Johnson
Gaurtne
Sorenson
Sophie
Jomanson
Barold Johnson
Iskand
Agnes 2
Clarence
Har Hust
Johnson Ant Manine Moinson
Hes Wien
Duane Horn
Libby Horn
Anderson
OHOKA
Township
Platte County
Raska
Foreclosure Notice In Platte County Nebraska Real Estate Dispute
The case names multiple heirs and unknown claimants in Lot 12 Block W of First Addition to Vre Columbus County. It lists property boundaries involving North 203 feet east 105 feet, South 208 feet, West 105 feet to the beginning, containing about five acres, now Lot 12 Block W First Addition. The filing seeks foreclosure and distribution of proceeds with equitable relief. Plaintiff filed May 1st in Platte County District Court, answer required by August 16, 1971, filed by Deputy County Attorney Gerald E. Rouse.
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Archie DE Ryder
Happye Snyder
Roper Snyder
Myrtle Snyder
Wilered Snyder
Amelia Snyder
Wador Snyder
Bet Snyder
Bernard Snyder
Mary Snyder
Sam More
Hwece
Hiz
Alwen Morller
Gorner OI
Lot
Birogic
Laska
Columbis
Platte County
Nebraska
Shotson North
Range
Heorth Pal
Chen
Vre Columbu County
Clarence Lients
Wairs
Deveisres Atees
Tkei Anderson A
Kia and
Andersen
Section 14
Township 19
North
Rangs
Ding
Platte
Lenty
Peviseys
Heire Presen
Anders Fn Anderson
Avi
Henry OW
Reka Tansley
Section Township
Pal
District Court
Ann Equitable Relief
County Board OF Supervisors
County Board OF Public Welfare
Plaintich
Gerald E. Rouse
First Air Force Woman General Joins Pentagon Ranks
Jeanne M. Jel, once across the air service as a financially strapped recruit, received the Silver Star and now holds the rank of brigadier general in a Pentagon ceremony. The story notes her earlier life as a silversmith, service in WWII, and postwar years at Lewis and Clark College in Portland. It also mentions Hooveria, an asteroid named after President Hoover.
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Washington
UPI
Inday
Air Force
Jeanne M. Jel
Pentagon
Bil
Vail
Colo
Miss Holm
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Hase
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National
Imstivut Cout
Ofpicio VII
Boar OF Public Welfare
Piaintitl
Ays Herluf Jounson
Aten Sorenson
Sophia Johnson
Marold Johnson
1G & Nusband
Agnea Venta
Clare Lents
Stanley M. Jonnson
Manine
Johnson
Jles Wifr
Awane Horn
Wirry Horn
J Rrs
Anne
LI Berson
Anna Anderson
Townsisley
Platt County
Alfred Schram
Mayre Schram
Curtis Schram
Alte Harris
Walter Schram
Mosace
Raymond Osten
Marella Osten
Otto Jansse
MI FA Jan
Jan Jansssen
Petty Sin
Hie Wi Mpi Janssen
Flma Nsshen
Bernard R. Ganssen
Henry W. Janssen
Ant
Reka Janssen
Worth Pal
Defendents
Tee Hevishres
Perso
Maggie Reick
Deckabrd
Adolem Rieicis
Bias
Plating County
Mae Moeller
Alvin Moeller
Stormor Dry
Stormor
Marvin
Folken
Richland, Nebraska
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George
John
Oliver
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Porland
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Berlly
Hooveria
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