China tests hydrogen bomb to defend itself and break nuclear monopoly
China says it conducted a hydrogen bomb test in its western region to bolster defense and to break the nuclear monopoly of the superpowers. The rupture comes days after the U S Soviet summit and amid France preparing a Pacific test, with Japan promising protests and fallout expected.
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Bubka Cited for Five Years on Platte County Selective Service Board
Leonard W. Bubka of Columbus received a certificate from State Director Lee G. Liggett, signed by President Nixon and Governor Exon, honoring five years on the Platte County Selective Service board. Marie Vasina urged 18-year-olds to register within 90 days before or 20 days after their 18th birthday.
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Columbus
Platte County
Selective Service Board
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Exon
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Platte
Susann aims for film hits with new novel Once Is Not Enough
Hollywood notes Susann, Paige Mitchell, and Bliss Hoitetell view film potential in three upcoming works. Susann insists on writing the screenplay, a director shortlist, and a share of gross profits, while Mitchell’s The Covenant attracts producer Stanley Jaffe. Southern writers argue setting and conflict fuel vivid screen adaptations.
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New Orleans
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This Day In History June 28 1973 Highlight Review
Highlights for June 28 include events such as Archduke Francis Ferdinand's assassination in 1914 sparking World War I, the 1620 Huguenot peace pact, the 1778 Monmouth Battle with Molly Pitcher, and the Versailles treaty signing in 1919. Also noted are 1944 GOP convention Dewey nomination, 1950 Seoul capture, Khrushchev in East Berlin, Johnson tax bill, and Nixon draft policy. Birthdays include Mehara Rodgers aged 77. Thought by Aristotle.
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France
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Molly Pitcher
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Thomas F. Dewey
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Nikita Khrushchev
East Berlin
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John F. Kennery
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nixon
Vietnam
Mehara Rodgers
Simmer Reading Club surpasses two thousand books read
Columbus Library notes half the Simmer Reading Club completed with 207 readers checking out books and aiming for 2,670 total titles. New additions include Consumer Complaint Guide 7 by Joseph Tiosenbloom, American Mountain People by National Geographic Society, With Intent to Kill by Dell Shannon, and Michener miscellany covering 1940 to 1970 essays.
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Ralls Pleads Innocent in Inmate Stabbing Case
Lincoln Neb AP Thomas Ralls a 20 year old Nebraska Penal Complex inmate pleads innocent to first degree murder in the April 20 stabbing of Irvin Leon Cooper 37 of Omaha while in a breakfast line at the complex. He is bond over for trial with a jury term set for September 24 Cooper had been an inmate serving a robbery sentence.
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What I’ll do when I retire Hal Boyle column
New York column notes retirement plans as a veteran writer ponders what not to do after quitting work. He lists ideas such as quitting routines, pursuing hobbies, travel, learning languages, and oddball aims while warning against dullness in later life.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Americas
Baptismal Dinner at Shanle Home in Lindsay
The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Norman Shanle of Lindsay was baptized Sunday at Holy Family Church by Rev. Thomas Sebentin. She was named Tammy Kay with sponsors Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Arandt of Humphrey. Dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Joe Jasper of Platte, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Brandt and family, Rev. Thomas Sellentin, Rev. Nelson Newnan, Mrs. Mirzabeth Shane and Gene Sueper.
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Norman Shanle
Thomas Sebentin
Tammy Kay
Glenn Arandt
Humphrey
Shanle
Ars
Joe Jasper
Platte Dealer
Glen Brandt
Thomas Sellentin
Nelson Newnan
Mirzabeth Shane
Gene Sueper
Whales Harbor Lice on Mysterious Head Protrusions
The National Geographic Society reports communities of whale lice on right whales. These creatures, about a half inch long, cling to calluslike bumps on the whales' heads, forming a notable parasitic relationship.
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National Geographic Society
Kelley to lead FBI amid political shadow casting doubts
Washington reports M. Kelley, confirmed 90 to 0 as FBI director, pledges to erase political influence. He vows loyalty to the bureau, not a party, and says he would resign to protest political pressure. Kelley cites J. Edgar Hoover as a model and promises to uphold traditions of fidelity and bravery.
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