Rejected Peace Gesture in Vietnam War Talks
Paris reports South Vietnam proposed a day to repatriate 343 sick and wounded North Vietnamese prisoners as a humanitarian gesture but the Communists ignored it. They accused the United States of trying to incite Asians to massacre Asians and demanded unconditional U. S. troop withdrawal before elections. Habib called the South Vietnam offer unconditional with no strings attached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Uph
South Vietnam
United States
Ludovicina
Nguyen Alan Phong
Philip C2labib
Igon
Tranal
U.S
Saigon
Habib
Bank rate cuts fuel stock market surge to two year high
UPI reports major banks cut prime rate from 8 to 8 percent, sparking the largest stock market rise in almost two years. The day saw continued gains despite a later dip to 8 percent in the time rate. White House welcomed the rate decline as aiding housing, credit access and small business. Dow closes up after a day of gains, the best since April 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hoyday
Fidelity Bank
Philadelphia
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Wall Street
Gore Telegram subscription notice and rates
A damaged OCR shows subscription options for Gore Telegram listing delivery areas and prices. It mentions Columbus Nebraska, mailed delivery to Platte Boone Butler and others, with yearly rates and a note on change of address and mailing details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Nebraska
Eardler
Mall
Platte
Boone
Buber
Derrick
Pole Counies
Hetraska
Civer
Shanki
Vietnam veteran back from Army
Vietnam veteran Danny Stenger son of Mr and Mrs William Stenger Windsay received his release from active duty at Fort Ord California after two years service He had two months basic training at Fort Lewis Washington two months advanced training in Virginia spent one and a half months in Germany and nine months in Vietnam Sunday evening dinner guests at the Charles Sand home were many local families from Windsay Lincoln and Bruno with additional visits to Gerald Schumacher and Mrs Joe Behrens homes across the weekend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindsay
Spi
Danny Stenger
William Stenger
Windsay
Fort Ord
Oakland
Calif
Fort Lewis
Wash
Virginia
Germany
Vung ‘Fun
Vietnam
Charles Sand
Dick Nathan
Gordon Russell
Omaha
Chuck Sand
Mike
Lincoln
Ernest Yindrick
Gary
Fred Kadavey
Susan
Debbie
Bruno
Ed Klamling
Beaver Crossing
Ben Freister
Earl Wegener
Humphrey
Allen Brandt
Earl
Platte Center
Art Preister
Famly
Vic Preister
Gerald Schumacher
Francis Hennesey
Jim Gronenthal
John Klassen
Joe Behrens
Ed Hegemann
Newman Grove
del Melcher
Carnlea
William Oberhauser
Ray Overhauser
Doe Buckes
Air
Waller Alracht
Vinlie Beller
Tony Nienader
Norbert Zolicha
Wahoo
Mary Ann Nienadver
John. Kennedy College
Catherine Fleifer
West Point
Tony Nienaber
U S jets cross into Cambodia to bomb Reds
U S Command said jets crossed into Cambodia to strike North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops who fired on South Vietnamese forces. The raids 69 miles west-northwest of Saigon followed heavy cross border fire as South Vietnamese battled guerrillas near the Cambodian border in Kieng Tuong Province. Casualties were tallied with American deaths and higher totals for South Vietnamese and enemy forces.
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Saigon
UPS
U.S
Cambodia
Kieng Tuong
Vietnam
A Shau
Seven Sisters Mountains
Foltzes honored at housewarming in Platte Center
Eighteen couples from the Silver Spur Saddle Club hosted a housewarming for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Foltz at their new home. The group presented a yard beautification gift certificate and a luncheon followed. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Liss of Waverly welcomed a son, Eric Matthew, with Mrs. Liss formerly Kathy Sokol, daughter of Ed and Mary Sokol of Platte Center. Keith Liss stayed with the Sokols and returned home Sunday. Mary Sokol joined the Liss family in Waverly and then came back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Liss
Waverly
Eric Matthew
Terrorists threaten lives of U. S. businessmen in Argentina
In Buenos Aires terrorists threatened to kill top American business executives unless Argentina frees two students held in a diplomat kidnap case. The government refused to release Baldu and Dellanave, saying Baldu was a fugitive and Dellanave a common criminal, with a deadline passed uneventfully for Dellanave.
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U. S
Argentina
Buenos Aires
UPI
Mejandro Baldo
Carlos Dellanave
Ballu
Dellanave
Minist
Baldu
Waldemar Sanches
Dellanart
Batdu
Federal
Patize
Dellawave
Thor
Argent
the Sun
Raul Dellaware
South America
U.S
John Davis Lodge
Juan B. Martin
Sanchez
Luzaingo
Easter dinner host list shows wide local visits
Mrs Claussen hosted a pre Easter dinner with many relatives and friends visiting from Grand Island Leigh Columbus and Omaha. Other gatherings included visits by Gayle Johnston Wahoo Leonard Krings families and a class play appearance by Ann Ritzen in Fremont. Beth Kralochvil joined the Presbyterian Cintech church and attendees at Makisman Schmidt home included Clifford Makisman Vanda Kratochvil and several families from Milbank Leigh and Norfolk.
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Creston
Als
William Claussen
Willard Claussen
Grand Island
Irene Severin
John Severin
Leigh
Air
Harvey Bohlen
Willard Bohlen
Columbus
Gayle Johnston
Wahoo
Leonard Krings
Ehner Hoesly
P. M. Hoes
Madison
Beth Kralochvil
Presbyterian Cintech
Clifford Makisman
Vanda Kratochvil
da Settje
Kenneth Schule
Madisop
Virgil Settje
Milbank, & D. Me
Herman Sellie Jr
Mira
Wilbur Seilie
Gene Sellie
Fy Lubbens
Norfolk
Gene Ree
Ballle Creek
Centipede legs vary widely from fifteen to one hundred seventy pairs
A centipede does not always have one hundred legs. Individual specimens can possess between fifteen and one hundred seventy pairs of legs, reflecting great diversity in the species.
Shelby Masons Dedicate Temple With Public Ceremony
The Shelby Masons dedicated a temple in a public ceremony attended by eight grand officers led by the Grand Master and Mrs High Eisenhart of Cambridge. Visitors from David City Osceola Columbus and other towns joined in the dinner after the ritual with Judge Jack Hendricks of Culbertson delivering the oration.
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Shelby Masonic
High Eisenhart
Cambridge
David City
Husing
Osceola
Columbus
Jack Hendricks
Culbertson
Order of the Eastern Star
Shelby Chapter
Dean White
Whitmore
Shelby
Elge
Phillips dismissed from Schuyler Memorial Hospital
Leigh Merlin C Phillips was discharged Sunday after a week as a patient at Schuyler Memorial Hospital. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. R M Hillis at the Phillips home and at the Nelsons where a cooperative supper was hosted by Mrs M C Phillips and Mrs Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh
Merlin C. Phillips
Schuyler Memorial Hospital
R. M. Hillis
Phillips
F. O. Nelson
M. C. Phillips
Nelson
Baby shower honors Mrs Tick Stevenson at Hoyt Wilson home
Alison Hoyt Wilson hosted a baby shower Saturday afternoon for Mrs Tick Stevenson. Guests played games and Stevenson opened several gifts in a festive gathering.
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Alison
Hoyt Wilson
Tick Stevenson
Iowa company seeks nuclear plant license in Cedar Rapids
A two day public hearing on a proposed 150 million nuclear plant near Palo along the Cedar River concluded with criticism that Town Light and Power Co has been slow to recruit experienced managers. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board heard charges from Examiner Densh that the company lacks project leadership and questioned safety precautions while officials testified radiation emissions would stay within federal safety zones. The joint venture includes Central Iowa Power Cooperative and Garis West Power Cooperative and would be To wa's first nuclear plant if approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids. Iowa
UPI
Towa Elvekiie Hight and Power Co
Towa Light and Power Co
Central Lowa Payer Cooperative
Garis West Power Cooperative
Towa
Puglenr
Palo
Cedar River
Dengeh
Charles W. Sanford
Lowe Bleetric
Arker
Donal J. Knuth
ABC
Federal Radiation Council
Duesday
Seversons
George
University of Tawa
Belly Wurtz
Jars Moines
Women
International League of Peace and Freedom
West Park PTA elects new officers for April install
West Park PTA named officers at its meeting with Howard Hughes presiding. New officers include Mrs. Darwin Rakowsky as president, Mrs. Lloyd Milstrom as vice president, Melvin Tehning as treasurer, and Mrs. John Owens as secretary. The group thanked coupon donors for a silver coffee server and announced upcoming Black Mothers program and window sign distribution. Don Wowler, Columbus public schools media specialist, presented The Television in Our Benools.
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West Park Pta
Darwin Rakowsky
Lloyd Milstrom
Melvin Tehning
John Owens
Howard Hughes
Melvin Dehning
Don Wowler
Columbus Public Schools
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Giske
Parchatar
Cheri
Lavery
der Lowe
Ener Founeters
Hassebrook Farm Service
Foltzes
Mrs. Claussen
Renill Tame
Shelby Masons
Iowa
Samuel
Densch
Chide
U.S. Atomienergy Commission
AEC
AEG Atomic Safety and Licens+ing Board
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