Nation pays tribute to Hoover as FBI chief dies
Capitol officials gather for a public viewing and memorial service for Edgar Hoover, longtime FBI director who served eight presidents. President Nixon plans a funeral service and a potential successor is discussed amid tribute from lawmakers, judges, and Cabinet members.
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24 Miners Die in Kellogg Idaho Silver Mine Fire
In Kellogg Idaho a mine fire killed 24 miners and left 7 unaccounted for as rescue teams moved through shafts more than half a mile underground. About 180 rescuers from US Bureau of Mines and other operations aided efforts while families waited at a nearby warehouse.
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Sons of Italy endorces candidates in Nebraska primary
Antony Salerno of Omaha, president of the State Grand Lodge of the Sons of Italy of America, announced the organization endorses Carl T. Curtis for U S Senate John Y. McCollister for U S House William Skarda Wick L Pillege George Syas for the Nebraska Legislature Lehard Nana Douglas County Galetk Pa Morgan and Pat BD Spencer for Douglas County commissioners and Charles J Anzalone for Douglas County register of deeds in the May 9 Nebraska primary.
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Palmer woman to be 102 on May 29
Palmer Nebraska AP reports Mrs Nell McKenney of Palmer will celebrate her birthday on May 29. She lives with daughter Ruth and sister Mrs Josephine Best, who is 95. Mrs McKenney remains active and has been nursing recently.
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Informant claims Colombo gang killed Gallo on April 7
Joseph Luparelli, held in protective custody, says he and four other men carried out the killing of New York mobster Joe Gallo on April 7 after entering an East Side restaurant to shoot him. Luparelli allegedly described the plan, escape to Manhattan, and later fear of being killed or poisoned. The Times cited him, while FBI, police, and U.S. attorneys offered no comment.
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Blue Angels to perform at Offutt Air Base
The Blue Angels US Navy precision demonstration team will perform over Offutt Air Force Base at 3 30 p m Sunday May 21 to honor Armed Forces Day The Offutt AFB gates open at 10 a m for an open house Hydrogen is the most common element in the universe
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Nixon aide says wage-price controls unlikely to end this year
Herbert Stein, chair of the Council of Economic Advisers, told reporters that wage and price controls are unlikely to be removed this year. He noted a strong international outlook and defended exempting about five million small businesses from the Price Commission’s reach.
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Grant funds new summer music festival at Wesleyan
The Woods Charitable Fund and Lincoln partners provide 15000 dollars to Nebraska Wesleyan University to launch a Brownville festival with Wesleyan faculty concerts and a two week youth music program. The effort is in cooperation with the Brownville Fun Arts Association.
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Youngest voter claim in Howard County Neb reaches election age
Juanita Duaring, a high school senior in Howard County Nebraska, will be 18 days before the primary and is named the county’s youngest voter. Secretary of State Allen Beermann ruled she could register due to an age prior to the election. Duaring, a Union Pacific scholarship winner, plans to enter the University of Nebraska College of Agriculture home economics department and registered as a Republican.
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