Omaha Livestock Markets Report Friday Quotation Summary
USDA quotations from Omaha Nebraska show hogs at about 60 to 60.50 with some 290 plus pounds steady to 50 higher, cattle and calves scant sale with steady to mixed farm calls, feeders steady, cows and canners listed, sheep offerings too few to establish a price. estimated Monday receipts include slaughter and hogs around 5,000 each. Positive price movement noted for heavy weights and mixed cattle trade.
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Nixon leaves hospital after surgery vow to stay in office
President Nixon left Bethesda Naval Medical Center addressing White House staff in the Rose Garden. He declared any talk of resignation “just plain poppycock” and vowed to work hard, saying doctors advise slowing but no one in the presidency can slow down. He urged calm and focus while promising continued effort through the term.
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Nixon urged tapes move to White House in 1973
Former attorney general Robert C. Marchal testified to the Senate Watergate committee that President Nixon personally asked him to transfer tapes of White House ordered telephone taps away from the FBI into the White House. The tapes, involving conversations with newsmen and NSC employees, had been found earlier this spring amid a probe.
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Mrs Hubenka to Auxiliary session and convention
Mrs J P Hubenka leaves Leigh to represent District 7 in the American Legion Auxiliary resolutions committee at the state convention in Lincoln July 20 22. Leigh unit delegates Lowell Feye vice commander District 7 will also attend the convention.
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Local Subscription Rates and Address Change Notice
The notice lists subscription rates by carrier and mail, with prices for various regions and a yearly rate. It instructs subscribers to report change of address promptly to the postmaster and to provide old and new addresses along with a forwarding instruction.
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Aries and others misread horoscope guides spark odd warnings
The page presents an astrology horoscope for all signs with many garbled phrases. It lists ARIES through PISCES, including suggested actions and cautions. It notes a child born today may be unusually intelligent and advises early education and cultural nourishment.
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Lincoln entries for Saturway July 2 racing card
Race card lists multiple stakes events with purses from 91500 to 2300. Entries include Valley's Girl, Gounls Duke Calderon, Arky Twist Hancock, Lucky Paradise, Misa Gelee Jaeier, Mr Meri 129, Tae War Swilzet 120 and many more in first race. Second, third, fourth and fifth races feature claiming prices, eligible horses, and numerous horse names such as Turlesas, Ditty Dot, Deana Marie Reiar, Panhandle Mics, Treacherous, and Airy bee.
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Petty grabs pole in Dixie 300 at Atlanta
Richard Petty defied odds to win the pole for Sundays Dixie 300 at Atlanta International Raceway, clocking 137.163 mph. Bobby Allison and Cale Yarborough hot on his heels with speeds around 157.46 and 156.389 mph as challengers for the front row.
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Cards of thanks for kindness after hospital stay and tragedy
Marcel and Mardall Matousek Blake and Jotun express gratitude for carts flowers prayers and food after a hospital stay and a family tragedy affecting Mick and his relatives. They acknowledge fund contributions inquiries offers of help and prayers for Mick Sharon Quentin and Quentin who was called heaven.
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Rolland Swanson of Stromsburg Killed in Irrigation Shaft Accident
Rolland Swanson a 65 year old prominent local farmer in Stromsburg Neb was killed Friday while attempting to shut off irrigation equipment the shaft entangled him his body found by a passerby authorities said the fatal accident occurred at his farm location not specified in the report
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Oasis Bar softball rolls past Teane's Diner 15-4
Mike Johannes earned the win as Oasis Bar rapped 15 safeties and played flawless defense. Deane's Diner had four hits and four errors. Gottschall took the loss. Mike Johannes and Roger Wardeman homered, with Tiger Osten adding two triples and Merle Johannes a three-base hit. Lyle Wittje and Dennis Osten doubled.
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Watergate at a glance in brief developments
AP reports on Watergate case items including Nixon tapes release, Ervin committee hoax call, Robert Marian's disclosure of withdrawal from coverup, Gordon Strachan's claim of destroying documents, and John Dean invoking the Fifth Amendment while questioned about efforts to involve the CLA in the cover-up.
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Open Public Hearings Into Wheat Sales
The Senate permanent investigations subcommittee opened public hearings into a large wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Clarence Palmby of Continental Grain Co. testified as the first witness. he helped lead U.S. negotiators who arranged the deal. Sen. Henry M. Jackson chaired the session.
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Alliance Hospital Faces Closure If Bond Fails
The St. Joseph's Hospital in Alliance would cease operation if voters approve a 1.9 million bond next month for a new community hospital. The Sisters of St. Francis council says care will continue only until successor arrangements are made, with the hospital near closure if the issue fails.
Platte College pre registration gains with 460 signed
Platte College reports strong interest in fall classes with 460 students signed up for pre registration. The college plans fair booths for the Platte County Fair offering information counseling and help with selecting classes and completing registrations. Veterans may qualify for benefits with early registration by August 4 to ensure a check, and work study grants are available for students with financial need.
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Four killed in car-truck crash near Bloomfield Iowa
Four people died in a car truck collision about 44 miles east of Bloomfield Iowa on Iowa 2. The Minvis family victims were Robert McMeeken 31 Sherard WL delver of the car his wife dackie 27 and their son Tod ney. Also killed was truck driver Mary Loual theide 86 of Bloomfield. A second McMecken san Gary 12 underwent surgery, and Althede 8 riding with her mother in the truck was hospitalized.
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Investigation cites faulty design and poor contractor communication
CAPE KENNEDY, Fla. AP An investigative board blamed poor engineering and insufficient communication between contractors and NASA for shield trouble that threatened Skylab’s first mission. The May 14 launch saw aly pressure build inside a tunnel under the shield and the paper thin laminin shields tear away from Skylab’s 80 ton station as it orbited.
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