Ford to veto 1.35 billion housing measure
President Ford plans a veto of the 1.35 billion housing bill. White House and House leaders expect no override, with Nessen and Hills detailing Ford's reasons and a potential alternative program to boost housing finance.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
House
Carl Albert
Congress
Ron Nessen
Carla A. Hills
Albert
John Rhodes
Ariz
Rhodes
National Mortgage Association
Break-in at Columbus Motors Reported Early Monday
Columbus Motors owned by Dan Cerny was broken into early Monday. Police say the building was entered from the rear through a pried back window. The discovery was made shortly after 3 a.m. No merchandise was found missing but cash amount is listed as unknown.
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Columbus Motors
Dan Cerny
Columbus Police Department
Bulding
Viet doctors meeting to discuss funding in Grand Island
Representatives from 17 communities sponsoring 28 Vietnamese doctors will meet Tuesday with state health officials and legislators in Grand Island. They will discuss ways to raise funds and obtain state or federal money until the doctors are licensed to practice.
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Grand Island, Neb
UPI
Grand Island
Mary K. Evans
Albion
Four Columbus Scouts Win Ad Altare Dei Emblems
Four Columbus Boy Scouts receive the Ad Altare Dei religious emblem awards. Dennis Coday and Bob Weiler of Troop 155 join Chuck Kinzer and Mike Rambour of Troop 113 in receiving the honor during a ceremony led by Archbishop Daniel E. Sheehan at Mary Our Queen Church in Omaha.
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Columbus
Dennis Coday
Bob Weiler
Chuck Kinzer
Mike Rambour
Daniel E. Sheehan
Mary Our Queen Church
Omaha
Dennis
Michael Coday
St. Bonaventure Church
Bob
Robert Weiler
Charles Kinzer
Chuck
St. Isidore Church
Oil reserves dwindle as calls for offshore leasing rise
Jacksonville report quotes Frank Tkard of the American Petroleum Institute warning that U S oil reserves decline by about 500 000 barrels daily and that dependence on Arab imports grows He urges Congress to authorize Outer Continental Shelf leasing to speed resource development and avert an economic setback tied to future embargoes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
UPI
American Petroleum Institute
Frank Ticard
America
Tkard
Congress
Atlantic
United States
Sheriffs to Convene in Columbus Nebraska
The Southeast Nebraska Sheriffs Association meets Thursday at the Holiday Inn Columbus. State Sen Loren Schmit of Bellwood will speak after a 6 30 dinner and meeting. Attendees include sheriff s officers state patrol officers investigators and other law enforcement personnel from southern and eastern Nebraska to Buffalo County Platte County on the northern edge. Platte County Sheriff Don Franzen says the meetings help by sharing information and sometimes leading to solved crimes.
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Southeast
Nebraska Seriffs Association
Holiday Inn
Columbus
Loren ‘Schmit
Bellwood
Nebraska
Buffalo County
Platte County
Don Franzen
Hunt settles for 300000 in wife death suit
E Howard Hunt, convicted Watergate figure, agrees to a 300000 settlement in the death of his wife Dorothy from the United Airlines crash near Midway Airport on December 8 1972. Attorney cites Watergate fallout and aims to protect his children. Hunt remains imprisoned for the burglary case. A separate note from Lincoln Neb reports a July 15 public meeting of the Nebraska Historical Planning Committee.
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Chicago
UPI
E. Howard Hunt
Dorothy
United Air Lines
Midway Airport
Hunt
John D. Hayes
Hayes
David
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Historical Planning Committee
Weather toll climbs as Nebraska sees more storms
Early morning thunderstorms drenched eastern Nebraska with hot humid air following by noon. The National Weather Service warned of possible more isolated severe storms and livestock safety index reaching danger level this afternoon and Wednesday with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Overnight lows ranged from 49 to 69 and scattered thundershowers were reported across the eastern third.
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United Press International
Nebraska
National Weather Service
The
Weather Service
Livestock Safety Index
Grand Island
Nothwest
Burwell
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Beatrice
Economists and Meany disagree on end of recession
UPI reports economists mostly see the recession ending while AFL CIO President George Meany says it won’t be over until people go back to work. Unemployment remains high with a peak above 9 percent, despite growth in hiring and output.
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Richard Hughes
UPI
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Ford and Connally Hold Private Oval Office Meeting
President Ford and former Treasury Secretary John B. Connally Jr. met for 33 minutes in the Oval Office to discuss a range of subjects after Connally was acquitted in Watergate related matters. White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen disclosed the details and said arrangements took about 12 hours.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Treasury
John B. Connally Jr
White House
Ron Nessen
Nessen
Connally
Oval Office
Hollowell trial delayed in two murders at Des Moines Holiday Inn
Terrance Hollowell, 26, charged with the August 22 downtown Holiday Inn slayings, had his trial postponed to July 14 after the Polk County Attorney requested more depositions. Night clerk Louis Trujillo Jr. was killed during the hotel robbery.
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Des Moines
UPI
Terrance Hollowell
Holiday Inn
Polk County
Ray Fenton
Hollowell
Anthony Critelli
Louis Trujillo Jr
Keith County
Louis Trijillo
Ogallala, Neb
High Cambodian civilian death toll reported by Kissinger
Secretary of State Kissinger said reports indicate a very high civilian death toll in Cambodia after the Communist takeover. He noted clashes along the Cambodia Vietnam border and on offshore islands, including near the Mayaguez incident site, as evacuations caused widespread casualties. He also spoke of explaining foreign policy during his visit to the U.S. heartland.
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Atlanta
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
A News
Mayaguez
Israel
Egypt
Middle East
Turkey
Ford
George Wallace
America
Elephant on the loose at Shelley ends chase
A nine foot elephant named Susie slips from a circus in Shelley Idaho and looks through a bedroom window. Police attempt to corral her with a logging chain but she drags officers across fields. Trainer Al Clark arrives and subdues the animal with a blow and by grabbing her ear. Damages are limited to flowers and a lawn.
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Shelley
Idaho
UPI
Sharon Jones
Susie
Mrs. Jones
Shelley Police
Reed Hayes
al Clark
Clark
Chief Hayes
Roselli Quizzed On CIA Castro Plot At Senate Hearing
John Roselli testified for nearly three hours to the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence about an alleged CIA plan to kill Fidel Castro in the early 1960s. Chairman Frank Church said the testimony added detail but aligned with published accounts. Church noted Roselli had a CIA connection. Roselli reportedly aided in Miami in 1961 to oversee a plot to poison Castro Raul Castro and Che Guevara. Giancana’s recent murder prompted Roselli’s protection offer, which he declined. The White House says secret NSC minutes remain unavailable to the committee.
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Washington
UPI
John Roselli
Chicago
al Capone
Senate
CIA
Fidel Castro
Sen
Frank Church
Didaho
Senate Select Committee On Intelligence
Central Intelligence Agency
Roseli
Committee
Ife
Roselli
Sam Giancana
Miami
Castro
Raul
Che Guevara
Giancana
Church
White House
National Security Council
Ron Nelsen
Church Committee
Nessen
Congress Abolishes Federal Mine Safety Board of Review
The Senate approved deauthorization of the Federal Metal and Non-Metallic Mine Safety Board of Review. It began in 1971 and had not processed any appeals. its executive secretary Jubal Hale's $19,693 salary drew attention as the body was slated for transfer to the Interior Department. The move mirrors a House action last week and awaits President Ford's signature.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Federal Metal and Non-Metallic Mine Safety Board of Review
Charles H. Percy
Interior Department
Jubal Hale
Congress
House
Percy
Ford
Sen
Robert Griffin
R-Mich
CIA spy ship to return July 4 for subs recovery
The Glomar Explorer, long linked to a CIA submarine recovery effort, will sail again on July 4 to recover the remainder of a sunken Soviet submarine off Hawaii. Officials from Long Beach Harbor report outfitting for an extensive voyage aboard Pier E Berth 122 as rehearsals continue.
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Calif
UPI
Los Angeles
CNS
Long Beach Harbor
Pier E
Howard Hughes
CIA
Hawaii
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