Hung releases Nixon letters on wartime pledges to South Vietnam
South Vietnamese official Nguyen Tien Hung says Nixon privately promised swift, severe retaliation if Hanoi violated the Paris accord. Ford aides confirm the letters show commitments aligned with public statements. Congress later blocked U S combat action in Indochina, raising questions about the pledges' force.
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Washington
UPI
Nguyen Tien Hung
Nixon
United States
North Vietnam
White House
Congress
U.S
Indochina
Hung
Nguyen van Thieu
Saigon
Ford
Ron Nessen
Hanoi
Nessen
Thieu
South Vietnam
Henry M. Jackson
Dwash
Board offers teacher contracts in Fullerton schools
The City Schools Board of Education completed negotiations and offers contracts to staff. May 8 is final return date. Beginning teachers gain 7.8 percent and base salary rise from 7050 to 7600 dollars. Superintendent Glen L. Larsen rehired at 20500 plus 696 health premium and dues.
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Fullerton
Board of Education
Glen L. Larsen
American Superintendent's Association
Larsen
Professional Association
Lyle Casper
Max Irvin
Irvin
Dan Hutchison
Gary Hall
Post Auxiliary attend meeting in Clarks
The VFW Post 736 and Auxiliary attended the spring conference in Clarks Sunday. Present were Victor Borer Don Matousek Bob Streeter Don Homolka Charles Tiede Clinton Mack Leon Nelson Mines Alta Schafer Delores Rutten Phyllis Michel Hannie Wolf. Outgoing District 15 Auxiliary officers were Ann Borer president Alta Schafer secretary and Eileen Tiede treasurer. Mrs. Mary Nelson was elected the new junior vice president of District 15 Auxiliary.
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Albion
VFW
Clarks
Victor Borer
Don Matousek
Bob Streeter
Don Homolka
Charles Tiede
Clinton Mack
Leon Nelson
Mines
Alta Schafer
Delores Rutten
Phyllis Michel
Hannie Wolf
District 15
Mmes Ann Borer
Eileen Tiede
Mary Nelson
Senior Citizens Choir at Heritage House Practices Weekly
A group of six women meets every Monday in the Heritage House recreation room to practice old time and hymn songs. They sing at rest homes during holidays and at Heritage House events with Margaret Weaver as accompanist. Alice Pittman started the group but now attends to cheer them.
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Heritage House
Margaret Weaver
Mrs. Weaver
Alice Pittman
Pill highly effective but not for all women
Rockefeller Foundation review finds oral contraceptives highly effective and generally safe for most women with small overall death risk. It notes potential nonreversibility and safety concerns, urges ongoing monitoring, and highlights risks including thromboembolism, venous thrombosis, cerebral thrombosis, and gallbladder disease.
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Columbus, Nebraska
Columbus Telegram
Patricia McCormack
UPI Family Health
New York
UPI
Rockefeller Foundation
Elizabeth Connell
Family Planning Perspectives
the Planned Parenthood Federation of America
United States
Connell
Health Sciences
National Medical Committee of
Planned Parenthood
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Schuyler Student of the Week
Schuyler Rotary met at noon on Wednesday. Student of the Week was Randy Bohaty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bohaty, a active FFA member and officer in the organization, presented by Vong Instructor Tom Mason.
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Schuyler
Rotary
Vong
Tom Mason
Randy Bohaty
Richard Bohaty
Randy
FFA
Gathering honors nonagenarian Ritters in Creston
Fifteen friends and relatives visited Columbus Manor in Creston to honor Otto Ritters on his 92nd birthday. Ellen Hulsebus baked the cake. Attendees included Emma Husmann, John Luckey, John Gerken, Herbert Husmann, Joe Hanak, and many others from the area.
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Creston
Otto Ritters
Columbus Manor
Ellen Hulsebus
Emma Husmann
Columbus
John Luckey
John Gerken
Manor
Herbert Husmann
Joe Hanak
Paul Gorman
Orton Hulsebus
Arlo Harper
Milton Scheffler
Ameiia Scheffler
Kenneth Paul
Rodney Paul
Amory
Lowman Reitz
Osmond
Smoking his downfall on a Chicago CTA train
William Riley 43 of Chicago smoked on a CTA train violating no smoking rules. A decoy officer confronted him after the incident, and a search found a carton of steaks worth about $600 taken from Riley’s restaurant. He pleaded guilty to theft and smoking on a CTA train and received one year of court supervision.
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Chicago
UPI
William Riley
Chicago Transit Authority
CTA
Virginia Cronk
Riley
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