Committee hearings scheduled Tuesday in Nebraska Legislature
Lincoln reports list hearings across committees including Banking, Education, Musiciary, Public Health and Welfare, Revenue, and Appropriations. Items cover bond interest, revolving balances, state aid limits, care for handicapped children, adopting fees, personal property security, inheritance tax, marijuana penalties, camp licenses, physician training programs, property value in tax forms, vehicle fuel tax timing, and funding reallocations. Names include Richard L. Tullefson, Lee Wells, Winfield Saults, and Jack Obbink.
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College of Medicine
L.bee
Humphrey group elects leaders at Christian Mothers event
Elmer Zach was elected president of the Christian Mothers Society replacing Mrs Onie Wessel who served 15 months. New officers include Mrs Dave Bender as vice president, Mrs Dick Ternus as secretary and Mrs Ann Frauendorfer as treasurer. Guests Web Kathweil, Waller Gehrs, and Elizabeth Widhal helped present slides from a Europe tour. Very Rev Fergus Stevenson will celebrate his Silver Jubilee on June 13.
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Elmer Zach
Christian Mothers Society
Onie Wessel
Dave Bender
Dick ‘Ternus
Ann Frauendorfer
Web Kathweil
Europe
Waller Gehrs
Elizabeth Widhali
Fergus Stevenson
Lincoln attorney dies after long service at firm
JANCOLN LPI reports funeral arrangements for Lincoln attorney John R. Dudgeon who died Saturday. A native of Lincoln he attended the University of Nebraska Law College and was a member of the Chambers Holland Dudgeen and Beam firm. Survived by his wife Julia J. and Dr Edward, a sister Mrs Betty Me Twigan of Lincoln.
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Riper Sans Mortuary
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University Nebraska Law College
Chambers
Holland, Dudgeen and Beam Law Firm
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Edward
Betty Me. Twigan
Val
Lincoln
Jarrell to retire as Washington chief at Omaha World-Herald
The Omaha World-Herald reports chief Washington correspondent Jack Jarrell will retire after a long tenure. He will be succeeded by assistant Daria Olofson, with details noted in the Sunday edition and standard newsroom transitions.
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Henke Machine earns Midlands ad award for small ads
Henke Machine Inc of Columbus wins Midlands Chapter award for small-space black and white advertising in agriculture. Entries, including a Henke Roller Mills campaign, highlighted in leading Midwest trade publications with bold headlines and short copy. The winning work was prepared by Bazell & Jacobs, Inc., of Omaha.
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National Agricultural Advertising and Marketing Association
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Almanac for March 22 highlights in history
Almanac notes today March 22 with planetary positions and Aries births. Historic events include 1794 slave trade ban, 1874 YMHA founding in New York, 1944 Grand Coulee Dam power start, and 1968 Westmoreland recall with Abrams succeeding in Vietnam era. Thought cites Cleghorn Gaskell quote on meddling.
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Columbia River
Pacific Northwest
Lyndon Johinson
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William Westmoreland
Vietnam
Ion
Creighton Abrams
Thone vows youth oriented campaign at convention
Rep. Charles Thone told the State Young Republicans convention Saturday that his next campaign will target youth more than his prior effort. He cited programs for youth and adults including policing and draft reform, noting Nixon administration backing and urging party members to offer strong support.
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Democrats Face Potential Convention Controversies Over Delegates
Washington dispatch reports Democrats prepare for extended convention with disputes over National Committee restructuring. Proposals seek equal appeal to all states, but critics fear shifting delegates toward large states, while a litigation effort aims to base allocation on Democratic presidential votes. The issue hangs until the convention's second session.
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McCloskey The Maverick Eyes 1972 Presidential Bid
Rep. Paul McCloskey warned he would enter the 1972 GOP primaries if no liberal rival emerged to challenge Nixon over Indochina and war policy. He named Percy Hatfield Lindsay as likely contenders and urged faster troop withdrawals while accusing the administration of dishonesty and racial politics. He spoke to about 400 Wisconsin students and a censure resolution from the California Republican Assembly flared during the event.
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Charles Percy
Illinois
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
John Lindsay
New York
May Fellowship Day Announced in Albion Area
May 7 was announced for May Fellowship Day by Churen Women United. Activities start at 2 p.m. at SS Michael Church with CWU displays. Offerings support Wolfe Memorial Home improvements and CWU charity projects include shirts for the elderly UNICEF programs and posture stamps. About 165 people attended World Day of Prayer activities.
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Churen Women United
SS Michael Catholic Church
CWU
Wolfe Memorial Hone
Unicef
Minister discusses college topic at Zion Lutheran meeting
The Sewing Circle of Zion Lutheran Church heard Rev. Cal Efraimson speak on “Who Should Go to College?” The group planned altar cloths and Easter flowers with Ladies Aid, prepared springtime tray favors for Cohuhas Manor, and staged St Patrick’s Day table decor. Mrs. Henry Werkmeister led activities. the St Patrick’s Day theme extended to the tables served by Mrs RW Korte, Mrs Donald Kudena, and Mrs Arthur Walehorn.
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Donald Kudena
Arthur Walehorn
Azaleas in April and care tips from an old note
The fragment offers advice on azalea beauty and care, noting buds and blossoms forming at tips and suggesting bright east facing light. It warns against drying soil under azaleas and recommends gentle watering, post bloom feeding with mild houseplant fertilizer, and later outdoor planting when weather warms.
Terry Carpenter to speak on education problems at University of Nebraska
Terry Carpenter of Scotishhelf will discuss problems facing education in a lecture at the University of Nebraska in Omaha. This marks his third in a series of talks on education issues scheduled for Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the campus.
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University of Nebyaskia
Omaha
Wintry Weather Persists Across Central Region
United Press International reports wintry cold dominates the central area with scattered snow and light showers across the South. The East sees snow in the Great Lakes and Rockies east slope, while Montana drops near zero and Lewistown hits four below. New England faces a weekend snow buildup, Vermont records 32.2 inches, and up to 18 inches fell over the weekend.
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Rockies
Central Plains
Mercury
Montana
Earra
Lewistown
Mont
New England
Vermont
Nalinnal Weather Service
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