All forgiven by Pompidou in New York visit
President Nixon apologized after a confrontation with protesters in Chicago during Georges Pompidou’s visit to the United States. The French leader, angered by the incident, considered cutting short his trip but was calmed by Nixon’s gesture and a farewell banquet in New York.
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Nixon
Georges Pompidou
Charles de Gaulle
Pompidou
France
Mideast
Libya
Ysrael
Claude
Chicago
Ace
America
White Plains
N.Y
U.S
Hmil
Mosbacher
Pompidous
Ious
Mosbacheur
Washington
Pomnotton
Private schools face rising tuition pricing middle class out
Education today reports tuition at better private secondary schools climbs into the 4000 range, pricing many middle and upper middle class families out. Mount Herman and Northfield schools propose loans repaid after college, with low interest during study, to assist nonwealthy families.
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Laws
Castle Range
Mount Henian
Northfield
East Northfield
Mass
Monard Lb
Jones
Nuethfeld
Mount Herman
Lincoln Woman Seeks GOP Committeewoman Post
Mrs Richard W. Smith of Lincoln said she would seek the Nebraska Republican national committeewoman post. The State GOP Central Committee planned a March 21 meeting to select a successor to Clifton Ratehelder with the term expiring in 1972. Eva Jean Belner of Bayard said she would not run.
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Lincoln
CPI
Richard W. Smith
Nebraska
GOP Central Committee
Clifton Ratehelder
Smith
Carl Curtis
H-Neb
Ratehelders
Eva Jean Belner
Bayard
State Federation of Republican Women
Freedom Newspaper Subscription Rates and Address
The Columbus Telegram lists subscription rates delivered and by mail in Nebraska and nearby states. Changes of address should be sent to the postmaster and the telegram with the old and new addresses.
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Your Freedom
Frettom
Avenue
Columbus
Rebracka
Mall
Platte
Boor
Wee
Colfax
Medtick
Maree
Poleccosntas
Ld Kebraska
Liperstars
Ketal
Columbus Tepram
Explosion devastates Kearney home injuring two women
An explosion at Miss Bonnie Applegate's residence in Kearney demolished the building near one of Buffalo County's clerks. Two women were hurt, one seriously, with vibrations felt miles away. The State Fire Marshal began an investigation as witnesses described extensive damage.
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Kearney
UPI
Bonnie Applegate
Buffalo
Wild and cold weather hits Midwest and Plains
United Press reports a late-season storm system spreading across the Central Plains with heavy snow warnings from Colorado to North Dakota and Minnesota. Tornadoes touched down in Kansas, hail the size of golf balls reported near Huron, Nebraska and Montana saw arctic temperatures, with flights delayed in Chicago and record lows in Montana and Texas.
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International
Central Plains
Weather Bureau
Colorado
New Mexico
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowi
Marion
Kan
Huron
D.C
Iowa
West Virginia
Chicago Seven violence rises after campus dispute
Chicago violence flared after university trustees blocked attorney Kunstler from speaking at Champaign Urbana. The U S appeals court freed seven defendants on bail amid contempt rulings. Chicago offices of the conspirators shuttered as violence damaged campus buildings and stores with thousands protesting. Black Panther Bobby Seale’s case linked to related contempt.
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Chicago
UPL
University of Illinois
Hicopo
Wilhia M. Kunstler
Champaign-Urbany
Uiem
Kunsl
U Champaign
Urbana
Mielt
Appeals Court
Jude
Sun Rily
United States District Court
Seven
Black Panther
Bobby G. Seale
U.S. District Court
Dallas J. Haféman
Chicago Seven
New York
Panther 13
Black Panther Party
Uuildings
New York City
Know Your Public Library and New Book News
An Urgent call for a Friends of Libraries group in Columbus to boost library service. New titles include Take What You Want by Faith Baldwin, No Nudes Is Good Nudes by P G Wodehouse, The Gang That Couldn't Shoot Straight by Jimmy Breslin, Crooked Adam by Dr Alevenson, and The Flowers of Adonis by Rosemary Sutcliff. notes on authors and publishing details.
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Friends of Libraries
Columbus
Vaith Baldwin
Faith Baldwin
P.G. Wodehouse
Romoney
Landings Castle
Wodehouse
Crooked Adam
Alevenson
United States
Previus
Crook Asamis
Stevenson Tans
Berlin chessboard of diplomacy prompts all German summit talks
Foreign news analyst Phil Newsom assesses Europe as Berlin becomes the focal point for a possible first all German summit since World War II. West Berlin seeks free access while Soviet pressure for a European security conference could shape talks on SALT and broader East West diplomacy amid wary optimism.
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Phil Newsom
Chess Board of
Europe
Germany
West Berlin
Ehookmake
Vwa Jenparlant
Bn Communist Mast Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
France
Britain
Berlin
Allied Control Council
East Germany
Protests flare as busing plan faces hurdles across states
Parents protest desegregation busing at Lamar High School amid a federal plan to transfer white pupils to a previously black school. Courts delayed and ordered continued use of busing in Rapides Parish Louisiana while Orange County California pursued integration. North Carolina seeks delay as 12575 students face new busing rules. Georgia reports all 81 districts compliant, Florida mulls accreditation for private schools amid desegregation fallout.
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United Press International
South Carolina
Lamar High School
US Sth Circuit Court
New Orleans
Rapides Parish
Hial
Orange County
Phi
Rapides
North Carolina
Charolled
Lecklenbere
U.S. Wth Girewlt Court of Appails
Georgia Education Department
Maret 2
Site Board
Florida
Floyd Christian
Vlorita Senate
Here
Missing Lincoln house found after February disappearance
Lincoln officials recovered a prefab two bedroom house on city property in the path of a new expressway. Attorney Norma Krivasha said the shell was hauled away after a series of removals and that a full report will be issued within a week. The case now hinges on potential prosecution.
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Lincoln
UPT
Atorney
Norma Kvivasha
Krivasha
Man killed near Winside in two car crash
In a headon collision 3 12 miles south of Winside Floyd Jones 68 of Hoskins died. His wife Tema 65 and a young man Harry T. Fudge 10 were critically injured and taken to a Wayne hospital. State Patrol said a northbound vehicle tried to pass another car when the crash occurred.
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Winside
Onesan
Here
Floyd Jones
Hoskins
Tema
Wayne
Harry T. Fudge
Newman Graves
Army hands phase of probe to Justice Department
The Army turned over one phase of its investigation into alleged fund misuses in enlisted men's clubs to the Justice Department. The phase centered on a corporation, Maredem Inc, and stockholders including Sgt. Major Williams Wooldridge and William Higdon, now out of active duty. The decision on whether to present the case to a grand jury rests with the DOJ. Congressional hearings last year highlighted profits, takeoffs, and price gouging in club operations. The Army continues reviewing other aspects of the case.
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Justice Department
Army
Fastteeth Denture Adhesive Ad Claims Comfort
Advert shows FASTEETH denture adhesive promises firmer longer hold with no gummy taste. Claims dentures fit better and feel natural, available at local drug counters.
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