Three U.S. newsmen expelled from South Vietnam
The Provisional Revolutionary Government ordered three American correspondents to leave within 48 hours. UPI's Paul Vogle and Chad Huntley and AP bureau chief George Esper were told to depart by chartered plane to Vientiane for allegedly undermining the Communist revolution.
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Paiwan
UPI
Revolutionary Government
South Vietnam
Paul Vogle
Chad Huntley
United Press International
Associated Press
George Esper
PRG
Vientiane
Vietnam
Saigon
Vogle
Matt Franjola
Huntley
Esper
Alan Dawson
Frances Starner
The
Dan Rodill
Columbia Broadcasting System
Long Island
Newsday
Nebraska Weather Forecast Leads with Showers and Warm Temps
United Press International reports Nebraska sees clear or partly cloudy skies with lingering light showers in the panhandle after night thunderstorms. Rain amounts ranged from .82 to .06 inches near Omaha. a cold front moved through the state. Winds NW at 10 to 15 mph. midday temps in the 70s to 80s. Highs Tuesday 81 to 93, Beatrice 65 to Alliance 49, eastern areas partly cloudy with a slight storm risk.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Panhandle
Ralston
Omaha
Towa
Beatrice
Alliance
North Omaha
Grand Island
Valentine
Humphrey man held on rape charge with bond set
Roger Widhalm, 18, is held in Platte County Jail on rape charges with bond set at 50 000 and 10 percent allowed. He faces a June 10 preliminary hearing after being arrested in Lincoln and returned to Columbus for prosecution. He is on probation from district court for accessory after the fact of burglary.
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Humphrey
Roger Widhalm
Platte County
Lincoln
Columbus
Girls Speaking winner named in state Timely Topics contest
DeeAnn Divis won the girls division of the Timely Topics Speaking Contest held during the 59th State 4H Club Week at the University of Nebraska East Campus. She earned a $150 scholarship from KFAB after presenting her speech Juvenile Justice.
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Uversity of
Nebraska
DeeAnn
Omaha
KFAB
Crop prospects brighter as 1975 livestock feed crops advance
Agriculture Department reports week of progress in planting corn soybeans and spring wheat across major states. By June 1 corn planting stood higher than last year with near complete progress in Midwest and Southeast. Winter wheat benefited from rains in Kansas, while Texas and Oklahoma faced delayed harvests.
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Agriculture Department
Midwest
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Architect Reports to Board on County Projects
The board held a short session Tuesday per County Clerk Milton Langan. Architect Bill Hoffman reported progress on the Hall of Justice annex while the Platte County Insurance Board updated coverage. Nebraskaland Allied Agency bid and wrote a new policy. The veteran's office received approval for grave emblems requested by Keith Bryan.
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Kate Loun
Milton Langan
Bill Hoffman
Hall of Justice Annex
Platte County Insurance Board
Nebraskaland Allied Agency
Veteran's Office
Veteran's
Keith Bryan
First year teachers pay up 11 per cent in Nebraska
In Nebraska the starting teacher salary next year ranges from 6900 at Arthur to 8500 in Omaha with an average 11 percent rise from last year. Contracts under a cost of living based spending lid vary 10.3 to 12.5 percent while about 9 percent of districts use the index system.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Arthur
Omaha
Richard Halama
Nebraska State Education Association
Halama
National Education Association
Comstock Rejects Sunday Alcohol Sale Measure
In Comstock NE STOUK voters rejected a Sunday alcohol sale proposal 57 to 39 in a special election. City Clerk Orlie Watts reported the unofficial count after the petition placed measure on the ballot.
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Stouk
Neb
UPI
Orlie Watts
Platte College Honors 70 Students on Spring Honor Rolls
More than seventy students at Platte College earned place on spring semester honor lists. Twenty-one made the President's Honor Roll with grades A and above, twelve earned Dean's Honor Roll GPA 3.80 or higher, thirty-seven were on the Honor Roll with averages from 3.50 to 3.79, all requiring at least 12 semester credit hours. Named on the President's List include Susan Columbus Ritter James Brewster Patricia Donoghue Cheryl Eisele George Evans Kathy Kopetzky Kay Lohr LuAnn Meissner Michael Robak Jean Torczon Colleen Wibbers Barbara Wilkins Jolene Zimmerer. Dean's List names include Edward Columbus Collins Patricia Mohrman Jane Roubal Kathryn Bevan Teresa Donovan Cynthia Grause Tom Greisen Sheryl Jenny Kevin Kudera Norma Nelson Rosemary Shemek. Honor Roll names feature Terry Clausen Deborah Davidson Brian Dobbs Deborah Drew Kathryn Engel Richard Farnham Barbara German Wesley Johnson Mary Koziol Kevin Krumland Janet Loeffler Susan Niedfeldt Kurt Stradley David Swanson James Swenson Deborah Torczon Theresa Wielgus Evan Wilke William Zimmerer Ronald Ziola. The list also notes students from David City Wayne Allen Nadine Donoghue Schuyler Kurt Blazek Sharon Klee Lind say George Dohmen Robert Zimmerer Platte Center Charles Hassebrook Humphrey Christine Keller Gene Schumacher Dwight Dorothy Matulka North Bend Beverly Mitties Shelby Ricky Nekl Genoa Donald Nelson Leigh Ronald Rickert Osceola Murray Schmoker Omaha Ross Schmid t
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Platte College
Columbus
Susan Ritter James Brewster
Patricia Donoghue
Cheryl Eisele
George Evans
Kathy Kopetzky
Kay Lohr
LuAnn Meissner
Michael Robak
Jean Torczon
Colleen Wibbers
Barbara Wilkins
Jolene Zimmerer
Duncan
RoseAnn Dush
Walthill
Donna Nelson
Grand Island
Charles Plebanek
St. Edward
Mary Jo Reardon
Humphrey
Alice Schumacher
Butte
Susan Warnke
Edward Collins
Marc
Patricia Mohrman
Jane Roubal
Howells
Kathryn Bevan
Greeley
Teresa Donovan
Clarks
Cynthia Grause
Tom Greisen
Monroe
Sheryl Jenny
Clarkson
Kevin Kudera
Ord
Norma Nelson
Fullerton
Rosemary Shemek
Terry Clausen
Deborah Davidson
Brian Dobbs
Deborah Drew
Kathryn Engel
Richard Farnham
Barbara German
Wesley Johnson
Mary Koziol
Kevin Krumland
Janet Loeffler
Susan Niedfeldt
Kurt Stradley
David Swanson
James Swenson
Deborah Torczon
Theresa Wielgus
Evan Wilke
William Zimmerer
Ronald Ziola
David City
Wayne Allen
Ricky Davis
Nadine Donoghue
Schuyler
Kurt Blazek
Sharon Klee
Lindsay
George Dohmen
Robert Zimmerer
Platte Center
Charles Hassebrook
Christine Keller
Gene Schumacher
Dwight
Dorothy Matulka
North Bend
Beverly Mitties
Shelby
Ricky Nekl
Genoa
Donald Nelson
Leigh
Ronald Rickert
Osceola
Murray Schmoker
Omaha
Ross Schmidt
Israel completes Sinai withdrawal ahead of schedule
Israel ends its thinning out of the Sinai thrust, pulling 3,500 troops 15 tanks and 36 cannons by 1 a.m. EDT, a day early. Rabin announces the move as Suez Canal reopens, with Sadat promising cargo transit if Israel eases tensions. Kissinger signals possible progress but cautions no guarantee during talks with Rabin and Sadat.
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United Press
Mernational
Israel Today
Sinai Desert
Defense
Shimon Peres
Middle East
Egypt
Henry Kissinger
Ford
Europe
Washington
Kissinger Party
Salzburg
Austria
Anwar Sadat
Mideast
Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
United States
Japan
Sinai
Rabin
Suez Canal
Sadat
Peres
Israel
Iraq
Syria
Lebanon
Beirut
Ford boosts defense and energy program at West Point
President Ford told the 849 cadets at the U S Military Academy that the United States must lead with a defense posture second to none and push a fully independent energy program. He urged Congress to reject defense cutbacks, citing NATO allies' need for U S leadership and stable energy supplies.
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West Point
N.Y
UPI
Ford
NATO
Europe
United States
U.S. Military Academy
Anwar Sadat
White House
Michie Stadium
Washington
Brussels
Baldwin to Head American Legion 1975 76 Year
World War II veteran Darrel L. Baldwin was chosen as commander for the 1975 76 term at the American Legion post installation in July. He served in multiple leadership roles, led a membership surge to 800, and has been a longtime community volunteer in Kearney Nebraska.
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Harman Rostox
American Legion
Darrel L. Baldwin
Jim Peters
Baldwin
Custer County
Kearney High
13Th Air Force
South Pacific
Lohr Petroleum
Baldwins
Immanuel Lutheran Church
PTO Persident
Order of the Arrow
Eleanor
Columbus airport chairman counters Proxmire on FAA funds
Norman Person of the Columbus Airport authority responds to Sen. William Proxmire amid charges of FAA fund waste tied to a crosswind grass runway project. He says the funds are not for Frontier Airlines and argues the upgrade is vital for Columbus businesses and economy regardless of Frontier’s status.
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Norman Person
Columbus Airport Authority
William Proxmire
Federal Aviation Administration
Columbus Municipal
Frontier Airlines
Columbus
Nebraska
Midwest
Proxmire
House panel backs debt ceiling rise to 616.1 billion
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to approve a debt limit increase to 616.1 billion dollars through June 30 1976. Treasury Secretary Simon had suggested a ceiling between 613 and 617.6 billion. The measure faces House floor action and then the Senate before the deadline of June 30 to replace the expiring 531 billion cap.
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Tunuiun
UPI
House
Ways and Means
Treasury
William Simon
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
Travel fares to go higher
Interstate bus and train fares rise with Amtrak announcing July 1 fare increases. The ICC approved a 10 percent across the board bus fare hike citing fuel labor and materials costs as catalysts. An ICC spokesman noted the raise was allowed pending a seven month investigation.
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Washington
UPI
Amtrak
Interstate Commerce Commission
ICC
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Dick Ternus
Cathy Sueper
Gwen Ternus
Mary Pfeifer
Becky Weinhoff
DeeAnn Divis
Rick Hellbusch
Mark Luchsinger
Dave Divis
Warnngton
Comstock
Platte
John
Seattie
Wash
Gene
Anne) Burton
Valley
Kenneth
Connie
Jim
Betty
Gil Cave
Ron Graus
Ray Fuehrer
Dick Walters
Robert Peterson
Dennis Matson
Oscar Ewert
David Oppliger
Art Jaworksi
Ell Baldwin
Sen. Proxmire
James Ballew
Guish
28Th Avenue
Terry Anderson
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