Park Sees North Korea Backing Invasion if US Wavers
Park Chung-hee warns North Korea may invade South Korea around the next US presidential election. He argues US defense commitments remain solid, Japan and neighbors recognize South Korea's role in Asian peace, and 40,000 US troops help balance power. He cites tunnels and bases as signs of Pyongyang's prep, and stresses resolve to defend the homeland.
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Prostitution as Entertainment in Nevada Ranch Biz
UPI reports from Hollywood highlight that some entertainers view prostitution as a form of entertainment. Joe Conforte, Mustang Ranch owner near Reno, explains tax status, operations, and how prostitutes are self employed, with hours, pay, and age rules, arguing legalization and taxation.
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Beatrice man crafts gavel for President Ford
Beatrice Nebraska craftsman Ernest Sonderegger, aged 90, made a black walnut gavel from Homestead National Monument wood. Senator Carl Curtis presented the gift to President Ford, noting Sonderegger’s past gavels for Nixon Agnew and others. Rockefeller is to receive one later.
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Microfiche to Become Common Home Appliance Says Industry
Industry spokespeople from Eastman Kodak and GAF Corp forecast microfiche readers as the next home appliance. They claim microfiche could replace paper in books and many periodicals, with rapid line photo printing and cost savings, while noting psychological hurdles and continued demand for printed editions. Portable readers and compact cartridges are priced around $130 to $165, and scale could lower costs further.
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Snake turns hostile during Miami Beach act
Miami Beach UPI reports stage fright and a hostile audience as 16 foot python entangles Joe Savage during his Nature Play nightclub act. Stagehands freed the snake and Savage was treated and released. He said the animal just freaked out but will continue using the snake.
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Carey calls report a lie over oil price claim
ALBANY New York Gov Hugh Carey denounces a Cox Newspapers report as a lie alleging he used influence to aid brother Edward and Alabama oilman Barrett Chamberlain in profiting from embargo era price controls. The article links licenses that allegedly bypassed federal limits and claims profits of about 8.4 million for Chamberlain and 3.4 million for Edward Carey.
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Retirement Banquet For Col. Harry A. Dahlgren
A retirement banquet will be held at the Lincoln Elks Club Friday night for Col. Harry A. Dahlgren after 45 years of military service as the United States property and fiscal officer for the Nebraska National Guard in Lincoln.
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