Omaha Livestock Market Report Summary
Hogs 6 000 head with barrows and gilts steady to strong none more than 25 higher. Prices range 46.50 to 48.00 per cwt for various weight classes. Cattle and calves 4 000 head with steers steady to weak for lighter weights, higher on some over 1150 lb. Heifers steady with some lower on choice prime. Cows mixed with utility and commercial at 15 to 24. Sheep 200 head with slaughter lambs steady and good ewes 8 to 10. Telegram from Columbus Neb notes Thursday estimates and subscription details.
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Omaha
UPI
Bruhns Celebrate 40th Anniversary
Leigh Mrs. and Mr. Bill Young and family hosted a dinner at Tri County Club House to honor Mrs. Youngs parents Mr. and Mrs. George Bruhn on their 40th wedding anniversary. Guests included Dora Schlueter Oliver Barten Bruch Mike Wardeman and Elmer Wardeman Gustave Span hake and Ellen Anderson. George Bruhn Sr. and Mrs Bruhn were married in Newman Grove on June 4 1935 and lived in Leigh most of their married life. They have one daughter and three grandchildren.
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Leigh
Bill Young
Gina
Traci
Bradley
Augusta
Kan
Tri County Club House
Airs
Oliver Bara
Andre Mike Wardeman
Columbus
Elmer Wardeman
Gustave Spanhake
Art Auction at Warehouse Gallery Grand Island
Art will be auctioned Sunday June 15 at the Warehouse Gallery art fair in Grand Island with Vnk Révsanel of Kearney State College as auctioneer. Sixty plus works by Nebraska artists start at 1 p.m. Outdoor Art Spectacular draws 45 to 50 artists and craftsmen with several Columbus area participants such as Connie Hauk Dora Hagge Phyllis Blaser Winfred Pearson Eula Pearson and Quient Schaffer from Richland.
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Vnk Révsanel
Kearney State College
Warehouse
Grand Island
Nebraska
Columbus Area
Connie Hauk
Dora Hagge
Phyllis Blaser
Duncan
Winfred and
Eula Pearson
Genoa
Quient Schaffer
Richland
Eight Americans Held in Detention Camp in Pleiku Province
Reports from Saigon say eight Americans and four other foreigners captured during the March Viet Cong attack remain alive and well in Thanh An district Pleiku Province. They include five missionaries, a student, a diplomat, a missionary couple’s six year old daughter, and three other foreigners. The group is reportedly fed well and allowed to write from their camp, with one American still unaccounted for in Phan Rang.
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Saigon
UPI
Central Highlands
United States Agency For International Development
Mitted
Thanh An
Pleiku
Ban Me Thuot
Jay Scarborough
U.S
Paul Struharik
Richard
Lillian Phillips
Betty Mitchell
John
Carolyn Miller
Luanne
Norman and
Joan Johnson
Peter Whitlock
Enrique Tolentino
South Vietnam
James Lewis
Nha Trang
Phan Rang
Speed up withdrawal of Americans in Laos
U.S sources say officials plan a rapid cut from about 170 to no more than 50 by month end to reduce potential hostages in Laos. Assistant Secretary Habib directed the move after talks in Vientiane as demonstrations and Communist police intensified. The last dependents depart for Bangkok amid ongoing evacuations of agency and embassy staff.
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Vientiane
Laos
UPL
Philip C. Habib
U.S
Washington
Cambodia
South Vietnam
Christian Chapman
Bangkok
Pioneer Farm Family deadline nears for 100 year land holders
Only a few days remain to contact Ray Conrad secretary of the Polk County Fair Board or the Osceola Record for registration blanks for Nebraska Pioneer Farm Family status. Qualifiers receive the Nebraska Pioneer Farm Award at the Polk County Fair. The program honors landowners who have owned the same land for 100 years or more, a joint venture of Ak Sar Ben Omaha and the Nebraska Association of Fair Managers. To date 1083 farm families have been honored over 19 years.
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Ray Conrad
Polk County Fair Board
Osceola
Nebraska
Auxiliary officers re elected June 2
American Legion Auxiliary in the Legion Hall re elected officers for June 2 with Mrs. Jerry Sedlacek as president and Mrs. Ladean Korte as vice president. Korte won a page slot at the Sth Annual Department Convention in Kearney June 27 29. A Red Cross donation was given for Omaha tornado victims. Memorial Day remarks thanked participants. Hostesses Sedlacek and Hunt served lunch for members and two guests. Prizes were won for Hail Columbia by Mrs. Henry Schneider and Mrs. Urban P. Imholte. door prize went to Mrs. Elmer Hake. July hosts will be Flossie Held and Jerald Held.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Jerry Sedlacek
Ladean Korte
Jerald Held
Laurence Malina
James Hanel Jr
Elmer Hake
Sargeant At Arms
Earl Wendt
Korte
Sth
Kearney
Red Cross
Omaha
Harry Hunt
Merle Brown
Randy Molacek
Columbia
Henry Schneider
Urban P. Imholte
Flossie Held
Wilsons hold Family reunion at Legion Hall
BELLWOOD The Wilson family reunion was held Sunday at the Legion Hall. Attending relatives include Dan Wilson and family of Salinas California Herb Hastings of Lakewood California John Kirchner of North Platte Sharon Hough and the Tom Hiller family of Lincoln Dennis Kirby and family Joe Wilson of David City Harry Wilson Sr Harry Lee Wilson and family Robert Wilson and family Ray Hough and Dan and Bill Mr and Mrs Jim Hough and Jesse Ed Kamenske Mrs Charlotte Hiller.
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Bellwood
Wilson
Legion Hall
Messrs
Mmes
Dan Wilson
Salinas
Calif
Herb Hastings
Lakewood
John Kirchner
North Platte
Sharon Hough
Tom Hiller
Lincoln
Dennis Kirby
Joe Wilson
David City
Harry Wilson Sr
Harry Lee Wilson
Robert Wilson
Ray Hough
Dan
Bill
Jim Hough
Jesse
Ed Kamenske
Charlotte Hiller
Belgium to decide this week on arms deal winner
Belgium will decide whether the United States built F16 or France Mirage F1 wins a 348 aircraft package for Belgium Denmark Norway and the Netherlands. The cabinet will vote Saturday and inform Parliament Tuesday.
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Brussels
UPI
United Rance
Leo Tindemans
America
General Dynamics
Tindemans
Mirage
FIG
Belgium
Holland
Norway
Denmark
Legion Meeting Set at Petersburg High Gym
The Boone County American Legion and Auxiliary will hold an 8 p.m. meeting on June 8 at the Petersburg High School Gym. John Fangman of Norfolk District 2, Commander, will be guest speaker.
Betty Ford Enjoys European Visit Amid Busy Schedule
Betty Ford told reporters in Rome she is "having a ball" on her six day European tour with President Ford. She averaged three to five hours sleep daily but kept a full agenda including meetings with Italy's president prime minister and Pope Paul VI. She noted a breast cancer surgery last fall and looked forward to rest and a family reunion after Susan Ford's high school graduation with brothers Steve Jack and Michael present.
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Rome
Betty Ford
Sheila Rabb Weidenfeld
Brussels
Madrid
Salzburg
Italy
Paul VI
Ford
Villa Madama
Presidential Quirinale Palace
Washington
White House
Ford Sons
Steve
Jack
Michael
Susan Ford
Daughter Born to Tony Stuhrs Family in Bellwood
A daughter named Anne Marie was born at David City on May 30 to Mr and Mrs Tony Stuhr of Bellwood. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Ernest Shonka of Surprise and Mrs Marie Stuhr of Elgin. Mr and Mrs Fred Reinhardt and their daughter of Burwell visited Mrs Aine Perry over the weekend.
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Peuimany
Tony Stuhr
Bellwood
Anne Marie
David City
Ernest Shonka
Surprise
Marie Stuhr
Elgin
Fred Reinhardt
Burwell
Aine Perry
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