Korea invasion recalled by PHIL NEWSOM UPS Foreign News Analyst
On the 25th anniversary of the Korean War, Gen Douglas MacArthur restored Seoul as South Korea's capital after north Korean forces seized it. The piece notes casualties, rebuilt Seoul with a population of 6.5 million, U S nuclear deterrence, UN command tensions, and Kissinger reaffirming defense commitments to South Korea and Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Newsom
Douglas MacArthur
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
Seoul
United States
United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Japan
North Korea
Kim Sung
China
Korea
United Nations Command
South
Wyoming railroads clash with proposed 1048 mile coal pipeline
Rancher Rhea Tillard favors a three foot underground coal pipeline from Gillette Wyoming to White Bluff Arkansas over rail transport. The $750 million line would haul 25 million tons annually for about 30 years starting 1980, using water slurry from northwestern Wyoming wells. Railroads oppose, citing loss of large customers and workforce impact while ETSI pursues rights of way and potential Coal Pipeline Act revival. Environmentalists and water concerns loom amid state and regional political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Wyo
UPI
Rhea Tillard
Wyoming
Tillard
Gillette
White Bluff
Ark
Arizona
Nevada
Union Pacific
Energy ‘Transportation Systems, Inc
HSI
Congress
Teno Roncalio
Dwyo
South
Stan Hathaway
Interior
Hathaway
Arkansas
Nebraska
Kansas
ETSI
Odasz
Church Women Observe Birthday at Genoa Meeting
Creston The Lutheran Church Women of St. Peter Church in Creston met at Genoa Lutheran Church on Friday to observe the birthday of Stella Roses of Genoa Haven. Devotions and a playlet were presented with roles by Stanley Lachman, Agnes Walter, and Hulda Boning. Archie Hake named delegate to the Unit convention at Midland Lutheran College in Fremont July 2840. fourteen members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Lutheran Church
Women of
Higher education groups push rules banning sex bias on campus
Four major higher ed groups representing hundreds of colleges urged a House subcommittee to back federal orders banning sex discrimination. They argued the rules, praised by women's advocates, will not derail athletics though coaches warn otherwise. The rules take effect July 21 unless Congress disapproves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
House
Congress
Nellie M. Warner
University of Michigan
Dr. Warner
National Association of State Universities and Land- Grant Colleges
American Council On Education
The
Association of American Universities
Association of American Colleges
National Organization For Women
Obstetrics Move From St Mary to Behlen Hospital Announced
Leo Duch of Behlen Community Hospital Inc announces the relocation of St Mary Hospital obstetrics to Behlen Memorial Hospital to meet HEW fire and Life Safety Code standards. St Mary will keep offices on the ground and first floors, while obstetrics expands in the Behlen building with redecorated rooms and a matching bed count.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Hefti, Lpn
Leo Duch
Behlen Community Hospital, Inc
St. Mary Hospital
Behlen Memorial Hospital
Rehela
Dowd
Behlen Community Hospital
Edmurd Lively
Northeast
Clarence Cory
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
St. Mary’s Hospital
National Fire Prevention Association
R. C. Anderson
Behlen
Television In Review TV great language teacher
San Francisco critic Rick Du Brow argues TV serves as a powerful tool for learning Spanish. He details his immersion in Mexico and Guadalajara, noting how watching Spanish programs and live broadcasts aided comprehension and rhythm, and urges learners to use television as a practical component of language study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Television IN Review
TV Great
Rick DU Brow
San Francisco
UPJ
United States
Mexico
U.S
Cuernavaca
Centro de Artes Y Lenguas
Alejandro
Guadalajara
Wni
Gene Barry
Still fighting the B1 bomber by UPI and sources
A Quaker lobbyist leads a yearlong campaign against the costly B1 bomber despite Senate approval of 726.2 million for continued R&D. Opponents warn the project harms the environment and ozone, argue high fuel use, and challenge the Air Force's emissions and mission figures as the final production decision nears in June 1976.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David E. Anderson
Washington
UPI
America
Senate
Terry Provance
American Friends Service Committee
Quaker Peace and Relief Organization
AFSC
Environmental Action Foundation
George McGovern
Oregon
James Conroy
Paul d'Fustachio
Friends and the
Conroy
d'Eustachio
Air Force
Churchmen elect new chairmen at Sacred Heart
At a Sacred Heart Catholic Church officers meeting the new fiscal year chairmen and co chairmen were chosen. Circle I selections include Mrs. Jerry Bonsack and Mrs. Roger Gabel. Circle II picks Mrs. David Krumbach and Mrs. Van Grossnicklaus. Circle I I brackets list more names and pairs among circles V and VI.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby
Cochairmen
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Cochairman
Circle I
Jerry Bonsack
Roger Gabel
Circle IL
David Krumbach
van Grossnicklaus
William Peters
Darrell Gabel
Joseph G. Topil, Jr
Harold Kosch
Donald Bock
Wallace McKeag
Kenneth Kubicek
Marion Vanis
Land Auction Notice for Genoa Area Sale
Friday June 27 from 4 00 p m bidding will be held at FMA with Labenz as auctioneer. Location specified as suaralan 1s mi east, price guide set at 42 dollars. Genoa event details indicate a neighborhood land sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.d. Labenz
Suaralan
East
Marth
Genoa
Antique and household auctions listed for June and July
Sale calendar shows multiple auctions across Columbus and Duncan Nebraska areas with owners Walter and Christian Doehing, Lola L McKee, Bob Alshouse, Ted Robak, Frank Paprocki, Rose Engel Estate and others. Events feature household goods, paintings, personal property, land parcels, insurance listings, and farm equipment at various dates from June 19 to July 19. Conyers Auction Company and Town & Country Realty of Columbus, Inc. manage the listings along with local auctioneers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Walter & Christias Doehling
Antique Auction Armory
Columbus
Mth Ave
Wyss & Runge
Ramen & Johnsahayels
Ted Kuls
Bob Alshouse
Cabin
Pers
Duncan Lakes
Duncan, Ne
Gondringer
Frenzen & Sabata
Town & Country of
Ins
Ted Robak
Howe & Personal Property
Duncan Nebraska Conyers
Frank Paprocki
Duncan Gontringer
Fronsem Savato
Town & Country Realty of Columbus, Inc
Cards of Thanks Expressing Sincere Gratitude to Many
A series of thank you notes from Louis Scow Mary Jarecki and Charles Sack with families express appreciation to relatives friends Father Charles doctors and nursing staff for flowers visits prayers and expressions of sympathy following illness hospitalization and death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Scow
Charles
Rehlen Hospital
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Ladies’ Aid
St. Peter
Almet
May Wurdeman
Ray Ternus
George Ternus
Omaha
Klao Loseke
Sioux City
David Nelson
Chicago
Erna Engelbart
Rikus Rosendahl
Leigh
John Johannes
Mary Anson
Carroll Dahlberg
Lincoln
Missouri
Clarence Knight
Pau
Gorman
P. Jansen
Bellwood
Jerry McDonald
LeRoy McDonald
Chris Brandenburgh
Jerry McDonald Jr
Terry Fiala
al Hanus
Ray Kouma
Lumir Oborny
Chris Brandenburg
St. Mary
Behlen Hospital
North Park
Safeway
Cook
el Fran Cale
Wat
Louie
Rauich
Farrow
Gould
Harold
Greiner's Furniture & Carpeting
11Th Street
West Point Implement
West Point
Adamy
Platte Technical Community College Admissions and Records Office
Norris Augustine
Midwest Sheet Metal CO
Grand Island
Spencer Foods Inc
Schuyler
Don Berger
Gary _Knopik
Koopman
Schuyler Hospital
Cornhusker
25Th Avenue
Bill Floyd
Your
Columbus Connection
Fast Food Service
Kodak
Dai
Eveready GE Polaroid
Davis
Firestone
Firetlete
Br St
Ohio
Walter & Christian Doehing
Gurad Armory
Columnus Mt
Buss & Ronge
Rathigno Johnson
Aud
Lola L. McKee
Conyers Auction Company
Rose Engel
W. Ban
Richland Weary Buss
Mary Jarecki
Charles Sack
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