Navy torpedoman’s mate serves aboard USS Richard E Byrd
Larry Anderson, son of Columbus residents, serves on the guided missile destroyer based in Norfolk. He and three shipmates will train with US and allied vessels and may visit Caribbean and Atlantic ports during extended deployment in the Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea.
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Caribbean Sea
Navy Torpedoman
Larry £. Anderson
Russell H. Anderson
Columbus
Richard E. Byrd
Norfolk
Anderson
Caribbean
Atlantic
August Community Calendar Highlights and Meetings
A period of community events and meetings runs August 1 to 12 across Frankfort and surrounding areas. Key items include the Industries Inc board, Rotary and Elks at various venues, City Council at City Offices, Sertoma at Holiday Inn, and a State Class A Jr American Region Baseball Tournament in Pawnee Park. Public service groups, chambers, and clubs host gatherings, with timelines from noon to late afternoon and multiple venues such as Downtowner Cafe, Holiday Inn, VFW Hall, Loup Mural Room, Kralik's Sewing Store, and Elks Country Club. The Platte County Historical Society Museum opens to the public.
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Industries, Inc. Board of Directors
Holiday Ian
Grand National Committee
Downtowner
Rotary
Elks Country Club
Sertoma Club
Holiday Inn
Loup
VFW
Columbus Family Planning Clinic
14Th Street
Commodores Welcome Coffee
Kralik's
Optimists Club
Chamber Board of Directors
Chamber
Pawne Park
Kiwanis Club
Filks Country Club
Farmers Market
Frankfort Square
Platte County Historical Society
13Th Street
22Nd Avenue
Hospital Report Columbus Hospital Admission Grace Griffiths Columbus
Dismissals: a list of patients from Columbus area including Mrs Kenneth Holland Jerry Svehla Mrs Ray Wiseman Mrs Mary Elsner Mrs Kenneth Stusarski and daughter Clarence Pittman Tonya Hofeldt Mrs John Uphoff Mrs Mary Savage and Mrs Bessie Hajek Lorrie Bilstein and Mrs Billie Kumpf Shelby Barb Wieser Monroe Mrs Balland Stevenson Richland.
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Columbus Hospital
Grace Griffiths
Columbus
Kenneth Holland
Jerry Svehla
Ray Wiseman
Mary Elsner
Kenneth Stusarski
Clarence Pittman
Tonya Hofeldt
John Uphoff
Mary Savage
Bessie Hajek
Lorrie Bilstein
Billie Kumpf
Shelby
Barb Wieser
Monroe
Balland Stevenson
Richland
Cat From Quiet Space to Star Cast in Hollywood
Disney announces its new live action comedy The Cat From Quiet Space with an all star lineup led by Ken Berry and Sandy Duncan. Supporting cast includes McLean Stevenson Hans Conried Harry Morgan and Alan Young returning to film after a decade away from Hollywood.
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UPL
Disney Productions
Lis
the Cat
Quiet Space
Allstar
Ken Berry
Sandy Duncan
McLean Stevenson
Hans Conried
Harry Morgan
Alan Young
Hollyworl
City Briefs Adult Swim Classes Start at Pawnee Park Pool
City brief announces adult swim classes start Monday evening at the Pawnee Park pool with sessions from 9 to 19 P.M. Registration at Red Cross office in Platte County Courthouse Monday 12:30 to 3:30 P.M. or at the pool before classes. Includes reunion, organizational meetings, and AA/KOA notices.
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Pawnee Park
Red Cross
Platte County
Common Cause survey questions on paramount issues
A voter survey from Common Cause asks respondents to choose the top area needing opposition to special interests. Options include Energy, Tax reform, Military spending, Congress reform, Lobby disclosure, Environmental protection, Social welfare reforms, Reduced corporate power, Gun control, and Executive Branch. The presented results show varying support percentages for each item.
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Common Cause
Mexican doctor offers arthritis relief with DMSO therapy
Texas rancher Fred Boerner found relief after three days with Salvador Chavarria in Piedras Negras, Mexico, using Dimethyl Sulfoxide or DMSO. Patients claim quick pain relief and booster shots, while U.S. authorities ban the drug. Chavarria markets a three day clinic stay and a four year pill supply for seven hundred dollars amid mixed medical opinion.
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Tom Trede
Piedras Negras
Mexico
Nea
Texas
Fred Boerner
Boerner
Salvador Chavarria
Chavarria
America
U.S
FDA
Food and Drug Administration
Chaverria
Frank Donaldson
Eagle Pass
Tex
Donaldson
Rio Grande
Chavertin
Anine
Luis Gonzales
University of Chicago
Soviet military strength equals United States, Japanese official says
Tokyo reports Ko Maruyama vice minister of Japan's Self Defense Agency notes a decade of growth lifts USSR to parity with the United States in military strength. White paper cites U.S. strategic shifts and stability factors as regional balance, while South Korea may feel political impact of troop withdrawal. Small scale clashes remain possible though broad hostilities unlikely.
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UPI
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United States
Fridaya Ko
Maruyama
Japan
Self Defense Agency
The
South Korea
U.S
North Korea
China
Russia
Public Libraries See High Circulation In Major Cities
The World Almanac shows libraries in New York Los Angeles Chicago Buffalo Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Dayton San Diego and Sacramento leading in annual book circulations. Surprising population rankings reveal Buffalo among the top circulation cities despite its 1970 census rank.
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New York Cay
Los Angeles
Chicago
Buffalo
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houslary
Dayton
San Diego
Sacramento
Detroit
City
Filibuster battle over public financing in Senate vote
In Washington the Senate rejected a move to end the filibuster on public financing of campaigns. A 49 to 45 vote fell short of 60, with key Republicans and southern Democrats sticking to the minority stance. Democratic leaders plan further votes as debate continues on 1978 financing ceilings and matching grants.
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UPI
Senate
Carter
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Baker
White House
Sen
Rickert Schweiker, Jra
James Pearson
Kansas
Charles Mathias
Maryland
Robert Byrd
Suhr
Dep South
Asimov on Writing and Memory A Long Career
Isaac Asimov explains that writing is thinking through his fingers and that most facts are stored in his head. In four decades he has produced 188 books and numerous articles while giving speeches and introductions.
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Isaac Asimov
Asimov
Indicators Slip for Second Consecutive Month in June
Washington based report shows the leading indicators index dropped 0.6 percent in June marking the second straight monthly decline. The jobless rate rose to 7.1 percent in June from 7.0 percent, with six of twelve indicators deteriorating led by layoff rate money supply and new factory orders in the government measure of future economic activity.
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UPI
Commerce Department
Carter Adinistration
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