Two Nebraska towns rebuild after loss of military jobs
James Pruss reports two Nebraska towns facing a downturn after Army and Navy depots shut or scale back. Hastings converts part of the Naval base into industry, while Sidney reshapes a vast depot complex into an industrial and education hub, restoring jobs and hope.
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James Pruss
United Press International
Nebraska
Hastings
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Sterling
Cole
Hadco
Naval
Viadgo, Inc
Hastings Chamber of Commerce
Hadco, Inc
Department of Agricufture
U.S. Forestry Service
U.S. Wildlife Service
National Guard
Philly A. Berkehile
Berkebile
Cale
Larre
Annie
Temaining
Nebraska Vocational Techical School
Swiss Corporation
Cheyenne County Chamber of Commerce
University of Nebraska
Cols
Joe Doe
Cereal Civilizations Across Historic Worlds
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes that major civilizations arose from cereal production. Egyptian, Greco Roman, Middle Eastern with wheat. Far Eastern with rice. plus the Americas including Inca, Aztec, Maya with corn.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Subscription rates and address notice for Columbus Telegram
Delivered by carrier in Columbus 200 per month by mail in Platte Polk counties 00 per year. By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states 00 per year. Subscribers should promptly notify the postmaster and the Columbus Telegram office of any address change.
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Webenska
Colmbus
Platte
Goore
Buller
Collar
Merrick
Nance
Polk Counties
Menraska
Columboe Tetesram
Tribal forces recapture Laotian supply base
Sam Thong area forces aided by U S air power recaptured the Laotian supply base as Communist troops withdrew toward higher ground. Vang Pao’s units advanced from Long Cheng with four companies reinforcing, while allied sources reported continued clashes and limited resistance near Sam Thong and Hourees.
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Vang Pac
Whe San Thong
Vientiane
Sam Thong
U.S
Vang Pao
Long Cheng
Sam
Thong
Yang Pao
Sioux Falls to Host International Data Center for EROS Program
The federal earth resources program selects Sioux Falls South Dakota as the site for an international data reception center to receive signals from a satellite. Approval followed a White House directive after a Nixon appeal. Lincoln Nebraska was also considered. The project aims to start with about 300000 dollars in initial funding pending budget releases.
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Washington
UPI
Earth Resources
Sioux Falls
5.D
Karl Mundl
South Dakota
Robert McCaughey
White House
Nixon
Mundt
Lincoln
Neb
EROS
Earth Resources Observational
Bureau of the Budget
Missile sites bombed as Israel seeks to destroy Egyptian air defenses
United Press International reports Israel said warplanes struck surface to air missile sites in the Nile Delta and hit targets along the Suez Canal as it presseds to dismantle Egypt's air defense system. An Israeli officer vowed to destroy the Soviet SA3 missiles entering Egypt.
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Syria
Beausoleil Faces Death Penalty in Manson Case
LA US agency reports the Beausoleil murder trial opens with prosecutors seeking the death penalty. The case stems from the Hinman killing and links to Charles Manson’s group, amid the Tate and LaBianca slayings. Beausoleil, 21, was at the heart of the Manson circle and faces retrial after a hung jury.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Robert Beausoleil
Gary Hinman
Charles Manson
Ifinnvan
Beausoleil
Manson
Hinman
Sharon Tate
Leon LaBianca
Tate-LaBlanca
Mansion
Beausoteil
Burglary watchdog dreams a two faced canine illusion
A New York report surveys dog trainers and rejects a four tailed alarm dog. It discusses the dream of a dog that bites intruders yet remains gentle with children, and offers practical guidance on choosing a watchdog. It advises selecting a dog to fit real needs and recommends reputable sources for purchase or training.
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New York
UPL
Dr. dekyll-Mr. Hyde
Canineland
Pet Food Institute
Institute
Belfer
Furan
Couple wed in vestry after village church burned
Fay Robinson and Gerald Mallender chose to marry in the small church vestry after their church burned nine hours before their wedding. The bride said nothing should spoil her special day as the church went up in flames.
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Byhill
England
UPI
Fay Robinson
Gerald Mallender
Hruska says Democrats out of touch with youth in Vietnam era
Sen. Toman L. Hruska of Nebraska told Lincoln County Republicans that Democrats misread youth and bungled Vietnam. He cited Lyndon Johnson era guilt and praised Nixon for de escalation and troop withdrawals while urging careful defense spending and national priorities.
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North Platte
UPI
Toman L. Hruska
Jolingon
Vietnam
Lincoln County
Hruska
Lyndon Johinson
United Nations
Arthur Goldberg
Nixon
Viet-nam
Nebraska
Senate Democrats use private war chest in 1966 primaries
Senate Democrats tap private campaign war chest to aid incumbents in primary races this year. Eleven Democratic senators including Thomas J. Dodd receive contributions from the Senate Democratic Campaign Committee triggering protests nationwide. Critics say the fund protects Democratic majorities while fund managers insist funds benefit incumbents. Connecticut opponents protest Dodd, Texas challengers cite Yarborough receiving at least $500. The committee gathers money from individuals, organizations, and fundraising events.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Thomas J. Dodd
R-Conn
Senate Democratic
Connecticut
Dodd
Texas
Ralph W. Yarborough
D-Tex
Major Andre Hanged At Tappan New York
British spy Major Andre was executed by hanging in Tappan New York during the Revolutionary era, marking a pivotal moment in the war and the fate of key intelligence figures.
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Major Andre
Tappan, N.Y
Brenner's Juvenile Furnishings Promises Big Baby Savings
An ad style catalog highlights Susie and Mommy shopping at Brenner's for infant furniture and gear. Pedigreed brands like Petterson Lullabye Cosco appear with prices from 9.98 to 49.93. Items include strollers, cribs with drop sides, folding chairs, rocking seats, and a dresser table, all marketed as safe and economical for growing babies.
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