Mao Tse-tung described as deteriorating health in China
Reports from diplomats in Peking and visitors to China say Mao Tse-tung now shows a deteriorating physical condition. Although sometimes alert, he requires medical aides, assistance to raise his hand, and help to stand or walk, prompting concern among Chinese leaders and analysts.
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Hong Kong
UPI
Peking
China
Communist Party
Mao Tse-tung
Mao
Fat Mao
Fullerton Council Approves City Appointments and Raises
Fullerton Mayor Donn Simonson announced appointments for city posts at a recent meeting with council approval. Salaries mostly unchanged except Acting Police Chief Dennis Wagner who received a raise to 600 dollars monthly after completing the state police school.
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Fullerton
Donn Simonson
City of Fullerton
Dennis Wagner
Marvin McAfee
Donald R. Treadway
J.C. Mary
Ernest L. Yeter
Ron Sims
Carl Peterson
Patricia Zaruba
William Arends
Orin Cantryman & Associates
Grand Island
Riegle attacks State Dept witness in Mayaguez probe
Representative Donald W. Riegle charges the State Department with sending a witness not involved in Mayaguez policy as Congress seeks answers. He cites shifting casualty tolls and alleges concealment while questioning deputy assistant secretary Robert H. Miller. The May 12 Khmer Rouge seizure led to a rescue by U S Marines with about 41 casualties.
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Washington
UPI
Donald W. Riegle
Dmich
State Department
Mayaguez
Riegle
House
Robert H. Miller
Ser Cetary
Miller
Henry Kissinger
Joseph Sisco
U.S
Ford approves fund raising for his campaign
President Ford formally created the President Ford Committee and authorized it to solicit contributions and incur expenses for his 1976 presidential bid. The group filed with the Federal Election Commission with Dean Burch as temporary chairman and David Packard as treasurer, located near the White House.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Federal Election Commission
White House
Dean Burch
PFC
President
United States
Ford Committee
Republican National Committee
GOP
Registration Farm
Burch
David Packard
Defense
18Th St
N.W
Dworak Speaks at Probation Officers Luncheon
State Senator Donald N. Dworak of Columbus addressed the Nebraska Unicameral luncheon at the Holiday Inn, outlining the perks of a one house legislature and reviewing bills from the last session on the Department of Correctional Services and the State Parole Board funding and procedures.
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Donald N. Dworak
Columbus
Holiday Inn
Dworak
Nebraska
Department of Correctional Services
State Parole Board
State Board of Tech Community Colleges Ends In Lincoln
The State Board of Technical Community Colleges held its final meeting at 2 30 p m as chairman Arlo Wirth reflected on the end of the board. A 12 member coordinating commission will replace it with limited authority and a broader higher education scope. End-of-year staff reassignments and past legal decisions were noted, including court rulings on local funding. The board approved a $284 209 expenditure for Omaha Metropolitan Technical Community College and adjourned, with records to be archived for five years.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Board of Technical Community Colleges
Arlo Wirth
Harlington
Technical Community Colleges
J. J. Exar
Technical Community College Board
State Board
Robert Sehleiger
Wayne Ziebarth
Wilcox
Hhe
Wirth
Sehleiger
Nebraska
Supreme Court
High Court
Omaha Metropolitan Technical Community College
South Omaha
State Records Management Office
Outdoor Worship at Pawnee Park Held by Three Churches
First United Methodist Church of Columbus will host Fairview and Silver Creek United Methodist Churches for an outdoor service Sunday June 22 at 11 a.m. in the east shelter of Pawnee Park led by Rev. Edwin Morrison. A 9 a.m. service and 9:40 church school precede. A potluck follows with welcome for new pastor Rev. John Mikkelsen and associate Rev. Edwin Morrison. Afternoon games and recreation conclude event. all parishioners invited.
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First United Methodist Church of Columbus
Fairview
Silver Creek
United Methodist
Pawnee Park
Edwin Morrison
Three Church
John Mikkelsen
Stormy weather floods western and central Nebraska second night
Severe thunderstorms and tornadoes rumbled through western and central Nebraska for a second day. Tornado watches covered central Nebraska until 10 p.m. Reports of tornadoes emerged near Oconto Merna in Custer County Kearney Buffalo County Ashton Sherman County and Bartley Red Willow County. No injuries or major damage were confirmed though lines were down and trees uprooted west of Ravenna. A fatal twister elsewhere near Arnold killed one and injured two.
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United Press International
Nebraska
Tornady
National Weather Service
Oconty
Merna
Custer County
Kearney
Buffalo County
Ashton
Sherman County
Bartley
Red Willow
Oconto
Sherman
Aston
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Ferdinand Marcos
Wang Hai-jung
Tang Weng-sheng
Dante B. Fascell
Dfla
Loup Power District
Northcentral
Loup
Maple Park
33Rd Avenue
Los Creek School
Melvin Sanders
Jim Ridder
Gordon Buchholz
Acca
Platte Center
Henry Johannes Atties
Leigh
Terry D. Davis
State Board of Tech Community Colleges
Nationa
Bart Becker
Schuyler, Hebr
James Suva
Tarhov
Hebr
Phon
State
Arnold
Killen
Thelmy G’schwind
Jural Callaway
William G'Schwind
Patricia
G’schwind
Callaway Hospital
G'Schwind
Kearney Hospital
Callaway
Custer
Logan County
Laverne Barnes
Charles Tullis
Thomas Watson
Gothenburg
Scheel Citizen of
New York
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Abraham Beane
Pace University
Scheel
Kathy Bokelman
Redken
Oriental Beauty Salon
14Th Street
Columbus Planing Mill
1Th St
28Th Avenue
Columbus, Nebr
Elec
Fay & Egan
Mator
Northfield Chain Mortiser
Heston & Anderson
Dolve
Manuel
Burroughs
Studebaker
Bob Lund
Conyers Auction Co., Auct
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