No link found between murder and UMW election
Labor Secretary George P. Shultz testified before a Senate panel that investigators have found no evidence tying Joseph Yablonski’s murder to the United Mine Workers election held December 9. He noted the case casts a pall over the vote while denying pre‑election government interference in union affairs.
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Warrant Issued for Arrest of Rap Brown in Md Riot Case
Judge James MacGill revoked Brown's $10,000 bond after he failed to appear for the riot and arson trial opening in Ellicott City Md The bailiff read the arrest request aloud around the courtroom and building with no sign of Brown The FBI may assist in locating the missing defendant who has been absent since March 7
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James MacGil
N. Rap Brown
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FBI
New York
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Nebraske Evening Exce Subscription Rates Notice
Published notice lists subscription rates delivered by carrier to Columbus three forty eight dollars per month and by mail across Platte Sears Bile Celfax Merrick Nance Pol counties eleven dollars per year in Nabratke and data fifteen oh nine per year. Change of address instructions direct subscribers to update Columbus Telegram offices.
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Sight Saver Shelf gains support for large print books
The AE library announces a Sight Saver Shelf of large print books aided by the Noon Lions $30 gift. Community clubs or individuals are urged to help make reading accessible to those with limited sight as new titles arrive this week including Children in Trouble and First on the Moon.
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AE Library
Noon Lions
Mose
Texas Panhandle
Alexander Kent
Richard Balitha
C.5. Marester
Kent
Neil Armstrong
Liberia’s President Eerwin Barclay visits United States
The first black head of state to visit the United States, Liberia’s President Eerwin Barclay, spoke before the U.S. Senate on May 27 1943 the day after his arrival during Franklin D. Roosevelt’s administration.
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Eerwin Barclay
Liberia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Barclay
U.S. Senate
Teamsters vote to end wildcat strikes in Cleveland
UPI report says Cleveland Local 407 voted 951 to 378 to return to work, while St Louis Local 600 and Milwaukee Local 20 considered continuing or rejecting the national contract. The nationwide wildcat strike has halted trucking, with 600,000 out of work as Detroit auto layoffs total 90,000.
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Teamsters Union
Cleveland
St. Louis
Milwaukee
Wis
Teamsters
San Francisco International Airport
Detroit
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Chicago
National Union
Local 20
Gary
Ind
Teamsters Local
Glaucoma Clinic At Columbus Senior High Draws 800+
More than 800 persons visited the Glaucoma Clinic at Columbus Senior High School on Sunday. The event was co sponsored by the Columbus Evening Lions Club Platte County Nurses Association Platte County Medical Association and the University of Nebraska Medical College. Four glaucoma cases were checked and 14 suspected cases referred for further examination. The Evening Lions Club extended thanks to all who made the clinic a success.
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Columbus Senior High School
Columbus Evening Lions Club
Platte County Nurses Association
Platte Countty Medical Association
University of Nebraska Medical College
Lions Club
Record Heat Sets May High in Los Angeles
Los Angeles weather officials reported a new May high at the Civic Center with a temperature reaching 92 degrees, surpassing the 1887 record. The UPI dispatch notes the historic heat endangering plans for outdoor activities and prompting warnings.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Denney fights hospital funding cuts in Nebraska
Rep. Robert Denney R Nebraska announces testimony to oppose reductions in federal support for Nebraska hospitals. He notes hospitals began construction with promised aid and must be completed, even if it requires costly financing. He cites a needed 14.5 million and 162000 more for Lincoln St Elizabeths and Madonina Nursing Home. Aides propose adding the sum to the FY 1971 supplemental or the 1972 Ed and Welfare appropriation. The Titanic disaster reference is unrelated.
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Washington
UPI
Nebraska
Robert Denney
Neb
Denney
Ing
Lincoln's St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Madonina
Hani
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Preparation H Relief Claims Highlighted by Doctors
A New York report notes doctors found medication Provides hours of relief from pain and burning itch of hemorrhoids. Hundreds of patients showed reduced swelling in inflamed areas using Preparation H without prescription or applicators.
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New York
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