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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1971

Page

3

Back to Cubasi Alpha 66 holds out for invasion

Andres Nazario Sargen leads Alpha 66 a militant Cuban exile group in Miami vowing to seize control of Cuba. The article notes scattered raiding attempts, internal aims, and FBI scrutiny as supporters promise inside agitation to topple Castro despite long delays and fading public backing.

Tom Tiede Miami Libertad Cube Nazario Dirs SGU Andi Nazmo Sargen Guibsro Alpha Gomg FBI Alpha 16 Ceid Alpha 66 Rickey Cuba Sidat United States Petheloallis Nazario Castro Everglades Cuba Bay of Pigs Vuiba Cne J. E. de la Torriente Hing Andres Nazario Sargon Habana Lori Rip

Columbus Savings Triple Stumps Promotion Sparks Quick Response

The Columbus Savings color ads kicked off in Monday and follow-up ads in Thursday papers. Readers were told the offer ended at 5 PM Monday March 22. Mr. Ferguson said the response was immediate, a blizzard hit Thursday, but Friday and Saturday sales rose with 32,000 stamps sold by Saturday.

Wie Suesday W. M. Ferguson Columbus Savings S&h Columbus Telegram

Wounds fatal to Lincoln soldier

Lincoln man John D. Heinz died from wounds suffered in a Viet Nam combat operation on March 23. A 1900 Southeast High School graduate, he served with the 101st Airborne Division in Vienna. Survived by his parents Dietrich and Debra Heinz, and a sister.

Lincoln UPD U. 5 Army Spee John D Heinz Vietnam Heing Southeast High School 10St Airborne Division Viena Panera Dietrich O. Heinz Debra

Jury to decide fate of Manson and seven codefendants

In the Tate LaBianca case the Los Angeles jury weighs whether Charles Manson and three young women face life imprisonment or death in the gas chamber. If no verdict on penalty is reached, Judge Otter must impose life imprisonment, with a retrial possible on penalty. Jurors began deliberations wearing casual clothes and separated from the public, with potential deliberations extending beyond the weekend as Deputy District Attorney Bugliosi suggests days more may pass.

Los Angeles Severman Tate-LaBianca Tial Charles Manson Charles H. Otter Fac Avey Alexantria Allarney Vincent Bugliosi

Man who loves buses drives bride to reception in old bus

Bournemouth England UPI reports Ian Bullam 22 and bride Linda 22 rode their wedding reception in an old yellow bus after he, a bus enthusiast, turned down college to become a conductor. He recalls a past encounter with a bus conductor named Jan.

Bournemouth England UPI Ian Bullam Linda Jan

Mother of Unicameral starts work on history

Iluga Srb, longtime unicameral clerk, begins gathering material for a history of Nebraska's single chamber legislature. He plans a four session-by-session chronology using journals, press coverage, and laws since 1925 to compare unicameral efficiency and accountability. Srb argues the one-house system offers clearer responsibility and better governor-legislature relations.

Lincoln UPI Iluga Srb Srb Tne Lrb Dwolerm Senate

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