Opening the Door to Guaranteed Private Investment Abroad
UPI Foreign News Analyst notes Nixon asks Congress to authorize guarantees for private investment in Romania and Yugoslavia, likely prompting bids for similar treaties across East Europe. The piece surveys reactions to trade favoritism claims and the new investment gimmick amid Cold War tensions.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
Nixon
Congress
Romania
Yugoslavia
Eastern
Europe
Washington
Bolara
Real Estate Transfers in Platte County Ledger
Real estate transfers recorded at the Platte County Register of Deeds list multiple grantees including Mildred Zingler and Columbus Credit Bureau. Notable transfers involve Sand Plats, Terry's Add, Belmont Add, Gerrard Add, Becker's Add, and Cal Way Meadows with buyers such as Charles Kehner Andrew Jensen Jensen families, Oliveri, Siefken, Clausen, Voichosk, Molken, and Molken families.
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Platte County Register of Deeds Office
Columbus Credit Bureau
Mildred Zingler
Robert
Nancy Ziegler
Elk
Terry's
Monroe Loyd G. Lone
Sloné's Inc
Nebra Corp
Eve
Charles L. Kirchner
Charles L
Susan Kehner
Cheryl
Riley
Evanlawn
Columbus
Charles H. Siefken
Josephine H. Siefken
Andrew M
Senga C. Jensen
Bk. D . Becker
Paul H. Siefken
Fleischer Associates, Inc
Nemsem
Anna Hansen
Lo Anna M. Hansen
Chester Hansen
Belmont
Clarence I. Browder
Ida May
Neater
Gerrard
Eugene
Olivier
First National Bank & Trust Co
Robert J
Constance Clausen
Backer
E - Becker
John A. Gerber
Andrew
Loretta A. Voichosk
William E. Callinan
Harold
Marjorie Molken
Harold Folken
O Richard
Verna M. Pate
Harold L. Wilson
Alfo Randall J
Marlene E. Aldrich Li
G+ Jones
Weather record reports extreme cold and heat
The National Weather Service logged Detrait Lakes Minnesota as 1 degree below zero the coldest among mainland locations while Orlando Florida reached a Sunday high of 88 degrees showing wide temperature variation across the region.
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New York
UPN
National Weather Service
Alaska
Hawaii
Detrait Lakes
Minn
Orlando
Fla
Governors Press for Voice in Democratic Party Growth
Washington report notes Democratic governors seek greater influence within the party. Thirteen new Democratic governors will attend a $500 dinner on April 24, with seven invited to join the Democratic Policy Council by March 24. The Democratic Governors Conference plans to reactivate with National party chairman Lawrence O'Brien. The piece traces shifts in governorships and White House control, citing past elections and Southern political trends.
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UPI
Derveralle
New Democratic
Nors
Democratic Policy Council
Lix
Lawrence F. O'Brien
White House
GOP
D. Lisantiower
John Kennedy
Nixon
South
Hubert J. Humphrey
Dixie States
Texas
George C. Wallace
Wallace
New Oscar nominations signal shift in film power
Hollywood reports mark a break from star names with nominations favoring notable films and performers beyond the usual leading names. "The movie's the thing" and producers shift focus to scripts, production values, and directors as films like Airport and Love Story push industry profits and quality amid television trouble.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood
Jane Alexander
Glendackson
Ali MacGraw
Sarah Miles
Carrie Snaudgress
Miss MacGraw
Universal Pictures
Paramount
20Th Century- Fox
Patton
Studio
Columbia
Helen Hayes
John Mills
Gene Hackman
Ryan
Ari
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Vaylor
Burtons
Chastity Belt Declared Not a Safety Device by UK Officials
London report says British customs officials reject claims that chastity belts are safety devices. Craftsmen who produce wrought-iron belts for export to the United States and Sweden sought tax exemptions arguing safety usage, but the government ruled against the exemption.
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London
UPS
United States
Sweden
Roosters at Night Trigger Forty Arrests in Ohio
In Brown County Ohio sheriff William Utter and deputy Bud Ternst arrested about 40 people on illegal cockfighting charges after a nighttime stakeout. Disguised in civilian clothing they waited for a fight in a secluded area and ordered surrender once the pit fight began.
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Sardinia
Ohio
Brown County
William Utter
Bud Ternst
Utter
Ris
Careful transcription of a newspaper notice item
The readable fragments reference a late evening notice from a care related service with subscription rates and delivery options. Names such as Platte, Beane, Butler, Cota, Mere appear, with cities including Columbus and Nebraska, plus mentions of Lakes and states. The text is garbled but indicates a change or service details and delivery routes.
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Columbus
Hetraska
Match Platte
Beane, Butler, Cota
Era l Ater
Nebrasea
Otter
Siso
Bronx VA hospital struggles with spinal injury care issues
A prolonged critique of the Bronx Veterans Administration hospital notes improvement efforts yet ongoing problems in the spinal cord injury unit. It cites cramped halls, staff shortages, and tight budgets while defending most patients’ care relative to other public hospitals. The facility undergoes $650,000 in spinal section renovations and links improvements to a new Long Beach training program.
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Bronx VA
Bronx
Ramos Martine
Yea Soebody
Abraham Kleiman
United States
Peter Jofstra
Long Beach
Calif
Congress
Plans to complete Washington Cathedral by 1986
Plans outlined to finish the Cathedral Church of St. Peter and St. Paul in Washington D C by 1986. The cathedral's construction began with its doors opening in 1912.
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St. Peter and St. Paul
Ashington Cathedral
Washington, D.C
Irrigation Well Registrations In Polk County
Osceola records show SCS irrigation well registrations filed at the SCS office in Osceola. Residents can inspect soil bearing logs and registrations with section township and range details to assess irrigation potential, soil depth, strata, and water bearing layers. The SCS reminds plans for windbreaks and tree orders continue.
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Osceola
State of Nebraska I
Polk County
Polk County Soil & Water Conservation District
SCS
Patent Power Held by Congress, States Barred
The constitution reserves all patent power to Congress with no room for states to enact separate patent laws. This central authority ensures uniform protection across the union and prevents state level inconsistencies from arising in patent policy.
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U.S
Congress
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