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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1975

Page

3

Breakthrough threshing demo at University of Nebraska field day

Vacationers arrive near Tarnov as a Sperry New Holland twin rotor combine demo marks Agriculture Day at UNL. Dr. Splinter says the device boosts harvest speed while reducing crop damage, with exhibits and solar heating trial for swine housing. Demonstrations include bale handling gear and roll balers, plus 75 display booths reserved for attendees.

University of Nebraska Field Laboratory Mead Sperry-New Holland William Splinter NY Department of Agricultural Engineering James DeShazer Kenneth von Bargen Norman C. Teter

Chamber Publishes 1975 Nebraska Events Table

ALBION The Chamber of Commerce says several hundred copies of the 1975 Nebraska events table have been delivered to their office. Those interested may pick up the literature, which lists the year’s state events and details.

Albion Chamber of Commerce Nebraska

Sorensen says Kennedy not involved in assassination plots

Washington based testimony in the Senate intelligence hearings featured Theodore Sorensen stating JFK did not know authorize or condone any assassination plot against foreign leaders during his presidency. He cited the Bay of Pigs era and Cuban leader Fidel Castro as examples where no such consideration occurred.

Washington UPI John Kennedy Kennedy Theodore Sorensen Senate Select Committee On Senate Richard Bissell CLA Clandestine Services Bay of Pigs Florida George Smathers Smathers CIA Cuba New House Otis Pike Dan.y Sorensen Fidel Castro White House Cabinet Castro

K Kallenbachs Return After Wyoming Visit

Mr and Mrs Keith Kallenbach and family returned from a week long vacation in Wyoming and visiting with Mr and Mrs Wayne Kallenbach and family. Mrs Anne Michael returned home after weeks with her son and daughter in law Indaw Mr and Mrs Dick Hiller in Norfolk. Mr and Mrs Cal Sorenson came home after a month in Seattle with Dor Hiller and family. Mr and Mrs Jerome Didier spent Sunday in Elgin with the Ray Sullivan family. Mr and Mrs John West of Stockton Mo left for home after visiting Anni West the past week. Mrs Dennis Kinwann and daughters of Lincoln spent Monday with her mother Ruth Cockson.

Bellwood Keith Kallenbach Wyoming Wayne Kallenbach Anne Michael Indaw Dick Hiller Norfolk Cal Sorenson Seattle Wash Dor. Hiller Jerome Didier Elgin Ray Sullivan John West Stockton Anni West Dennis Kinwann Daughters Lincoln Ruth Cockson

Gary Maricle Among 18 to Attend Lincoln Meeting

Gary Maricle of Albion is among 18 University of Nebraska Lincoln students chosen to attend the National Block and Bridle meeting in Fort Collins, Colorado, July 27 through 30. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Maricle of Albion.

Albion Gary Maricle University of Nebraska-Lincoln Fort Calling Colo Gary Edward Maricle

Ford apologizes to Olson family over CIA LSD abuse

President Ford offered an apology to the family of Frank Olson, a scientist who died in 1953 after being given LSD by the CIA without his knowledge. He met with Mrs Olson and her three children and a White House statement urged CIA accountability and global protection from abuses of power.

Columbus, Nebraska Ford CIA Washington UPI Frank Olson Olson White House Tligence U.S Fon Nessen Olsen New York Rockefeller Commission Nessen Legal Counsel’s Office Lo Make Informa

Cyclist Escapes Serious Injury In Side Crash

A cyclist wearing a helmet escaped serious injury after his bike tipped on Howard Boulevard near 38th Avenue in Columbus, with James Ellison, 17, suffering shoulder and ankle bruises. The bike incurred $100 damage as two other accidents caused no injuries. Police noted recurring incidents including a hit and run damaging a parked car linked to Mark Wanek and Valeria Morys, with combined damage of $375. The report also references a political note on President Ford apologizing for Dr. Frank Olson’s death in 1953 and discussions with the Rockefeller commission and Justice Department on disclosure and potential suits.

Columbus Howard Boulevard 38Th Avenue James Ellison 10Th Street Mark Wanek Valeria Morys 18Th Street Carla Cook Platte Center 15Th Street 33Rd Avenue

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