Chambers attacks antiwar group at Nebraska hearing
UPI reports Sen Ernest Chambers criticizes Nebraskans for Peace speakers at a state capitol hearing on a Vietnam peace resolution. He calls protests annual, says real change requires continuous effort beyond annual meetings. The hearing drew about 100 people. supporters aim to push a similar resolution in the Legislature.
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Proposal to state aid to schools emerges on floor
Lincoln Nebraska lawmakers debated alternative funding for state aid to local schools. Senator Herb Puis proposed fully funding operating costs with state money, while Duis sought to reserve local property taxes for capital projects only. The two plans remained under consideration with a consensus to revisit LB1377 and LB1159 later.
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Mis Glebe Contends 1943 Draft Evasion Record
Lincoln police tie Mis Glebe to a 1943 draft evasion plea citing fingerprint comparisons. Secretary of State Beermann to hear his eligibility for the U.S. Senate while others question civil rights restoration. Glebe, also charged with disturbing the peace, faces a 1 p.m. hearing with witnesses including Lancaster County officials.
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Computers reshape election campaigning with targeted mail
UPI reports computer generated campaign letters may exceed 100 million this year. Datatab Inc. CEO Gerald Yass notes letters cost 5 to 15 cents each plus postage but offer high attention value by targeting voters by sex, area, party, and issue interest.
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Clarifying muckraking term by Dick West
Washington columnist Dick West humorously defines muckraking and muckmaking, mocks critics of Jack Anderson, and jokes about a muckrake license. He parodies Senate hearings and notes the risks of untrained muckraking while praising its role as a defense against buckpassing.
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winter term at DePauw sparks student enthusiasm
At DePauw University 2300 undergraduates look forward to a four week winter term with varied offerings including trips to New York Mexico Washington Ethiopia and Japan. Participation is required with no credits or tuition but travel paid by students and projects sponsored by faculty undergo review for educational growth.
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Santa Ana men set world seesawing record at park
In Santa Ana California two youths ignored flight sickness to claim a world seesawing record of 144 hours. Crowds gathered at Santa Anita Park Playground Wednesday evening to cheer Richard Crysel 66 and Lawson Downing 17 as donors raised about 500 dollars for the March of Dimes.
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Smelly awards honor Olympic silver medalist Danielle Dehernard
The peak club awards 17 year old Danielle Dehernard the region’s best cheese prize for winning silver in the slalom at the Sapporo Winter Games. She will receive 130 pounds of Beaufort cheese as the prize.
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Mariner 9 Dust Pollution Warns of Cooling Earth
The Mariner 9 mission reports that atmospheric dust can cool planetary surfaces by absorbing and reflecting sunlight. Rasool and Schneider warn rising dust could trigger a potential ice age, while past Martian dust storms illustrate dust’s strong climate effect.
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