Window On the World Protests and Global Shifts
UPI Foreign News Analyst Phil Newsom reports student protests in Okinawa as U S forces may stay after a future return. Japan mulls June treaty while leftists push for immediate Okinawa withdrawal. Japan Chinese ties move unfolds with a large friendship fair planned for Oct 26 to influence UN seating. France mulls Eurodollar controls as capital flows pressure Western monetary cooperation. China reopens Tunis embassy and Tunisian ties warm. Madagascar faces political tension after Vice-President Resamba’s arrest amid unrest in the south.
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Okinawa
Japan
Chine
China
Yair
United Nations
Red China
U.N
Tunisia
Peking
Chou En-lai
Habib Bourguiba
Columbus Telegram Subscription Rates Change
The Columbus Telegram lists postage changes and new delivery rates.
Fulton attends Guard conference in Lincoln Nebraska
Ninety seven officers and enlisted men in the Nebraska State Guard attended an Annual Spirit of 76 Armory in Lincoln Saturday. From Columbus William S Fulton commanded Company C of the 1st Security Battalion. The program featured Brig. Gen. J G Penterman Deputy State Adjutant General Col Henry Jacoby Troop Commander Col Edward Binder Military Support Plans Officer Lt Col Burt Johnson Deputy State Civil Defence Director. Conference topics covered the State Guard as a reserve force in federalization of the National Guard and its support role to civilian agencies. The State Guard is created by the Nebraska State Legislature and is composed of a cadre of service veterans.
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Nebraska State Guard
Spirit of 76
Lincoln
Saturda
Columbus
William S Fulton
Co. C
J. G. Pentermanin
Henry Jacoby
Edward, Binder
Nebraska Armyishal Guard
Burt Johnson
State Guard
National Guard
Nebraska
United States Leads World in Agricultural Exports
The United States remains the top exporter of agricultural products, supplying a diverse range of goods to markets worldwide. Strong harvests and broad crop production support continued leadership in global trade, with steady shipments across continents and pricing influenced by demand and policy factors.
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United States
Wall Street Charter Foresees Mixed Market Through Summer
Wall Street analysts from Edward A. Viner & Co and others express caution about a market that has out-distanced fundamentals. They warn of a correction and rising long term profit taking, while noting strength and indicators that suggest an intermediate rally through July. Dow testing the 880 range again, with potential to reach 1080 later.
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New York
UPI
Edward A. Viner & Co
TPO
Dow Jones
Reynolds & Co
Reynolds
Ladies Aid Plans Family Picnic At St Pauls Lutheran
Pastor Ronald Nelsoy led devotions at the Ladies Aid meeting in the church basement. He spoke on whether it is ever right to break a law. The group noted the basement painting by members and set the annual family picnic for June 2 at Tri County Recreation Area. Mrs. Ethel Lake hosted and served lunch.
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Leigh
Ronald Nelsoy
Ladies Aid of
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Basane
Ladies of Mie
Tri County Recreation Area
Mvs
Ethel Lake
Washington window on 1972 race hints at unseen factors
Political trend watchers see fewer firm predictions for the 1972 presidential race. Past shifts such as McCarthy's antiwar surge, Johnson’s withdrawal, Kennedy’s late bid, and Wallace's third party potential complicate forecasts. Primaries may prune weak candidates. Nixon and Agnew loom, with Agnew’s renomination uncertain and tensions within the GOP.
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UPI
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Vietnam
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Fubie
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
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Hubert Wi. Flamyphrey
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Ron
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McGovern
South Dakota
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Muskie
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Massachusetts
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Indiana
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Town
Henry M. Jackson
Washington
Nisa
Paul N. Metloskey
California
Spira T. Agnew
Agnew
Emil G. Pabian of Schuyler dies at 64
Emil G. Pabian of Schuyler, 64, died June 6 at Schuyler Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Christ United Methodist Church with Rev. Ronald Boswell officiating. Burial in Schuyler Cemetery. He was born February 6, 1907, in Prague and lived in Schuyler since 1942. He married Irma Wufman August 4, 1929, in Columbus and was a retired businessman. Survived by wife Irma, two daughters Caroll Foust of Lincoln and Marlene Pelasler of Schuyler, six grandchildren, four brothers Ernest of Bruno, George of Omaha, Leonard of Schuyler, Victor of Wahoo, three sisters Libbie Racek, Agnes Hines, Leona Nampl, and Morse Bhiff.
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Emil G. Pabian
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Ronald Boswell
Christ United Methodist Church
Schuyler Cemetery
Svoboda Funeral Home
Joseph
Lena Wagner Pabian
Prague
Irma Wufman
Columbus
Caroll
Boris) Foust
Lincoln
Marlene Pélaslerer
Scheyler
Ernest
Bruno
George
Omaha
Leonard
Victor
Wahoo
Libbie Racek
Edward
Agnes) Hines
Charles
Leona) Nampl
Morse Bhiff
Ring this one to a pastry operation
London report tells how Marlin, wife of a pub owner, dropped her wedding ring into a cake. The cake was x rayed by Tony Egan in his lab and the ring found one and a half inches down among fruits and nuts. Mrs. Martin then performed an operation to remove the ring and iced the cake again.
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London
Tsher Marlin
Tony Egan
Lynda George Moves Into Mission Impossible Role
Hollywood report notes Lynda Day George, third beauty to join the Mission Impossible cast, will play a cosmetics expert handling disguises. The Texas native, wife of Chris George, emphasizes acting merit and beauty as assets in a high profile action series.
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Vernon Scot
UPL
Hollywood
Lynda Day George
Barbara Bain
Leslie Warren
Lynda
Lynde
Ehic
Paramount Studios
Peter Graves
Greg Morris
Peter Lupos
Chris George
Texas
San Marcos
Tye
Christy
Peter Lupus
Local Scout Units Join Nation-wide Keep America Beautiful Day
Four county Petah La Sharro District units conducted a nation-wide Keep America Beautiful Day Saturday. Cub Scout packs and Boy Scout troops planned environment projects in a large anti-litter effort led by Dr. Bruce Cowgill district chairman for Project SOAR Save Our American Resources. Columbus Troops coordinated by Charles Demetot Assistant District Commissioner. The Boy Scouts of America have led conservation work for 61 years per Dr. Cowgill, with Nixon era emphasis boosting the 1971 Conservation Good Turn and special recognition for units meeting requirements.
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Petah la’ Sharro
Bruce Cowgill
Soar Save Our
Platte Center Alumni Banquet Set for June 12
Platte Center Alumni Association announces its annual banquet on Saturday June 12 with the theme Bannerama. Alumni and guests should reserve now. President Roy Bower will lead the business meeting including the election of three new officers. Poet name Folios? (unclear).
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Platte Center Alumni Association
Roy Bower
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