FBI adds Rap Brown to ten most wanted list
Washington reports the FBI intensified its ten most wanted fugitives list by adding Rap Brown, national SNCC figure and former Bel Air trial defendant, who failed to appear at a Maryland court. Brown, born Robert Gerald Brown, 26, of Baton Rouge, is described as armed and dangerous with brown eyes, black hair, 6 foot 0, about 180 pounds, last seen leaving New York City for Bel Air, Maryland. Two friends died in an auto explosion near the trial date.
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Bel Air
Nixon may resume sale of Phantom jets to Israel
Washington sources report President Nixon may decide to resume selling Phantom jets to Israel. Private talks among the four powers and U.S. diplomacy aim to clarify Soviet intentions amid reports of pilots flying Egyptian MiGs. Congressional sources expect a decision soon if concessions are offered by all sides.
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France
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Sovie
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Kasygin
Middle East
Nixon Hau Ried
Europe
Southeast Asia
United States
State Department
Subscription Rates and Mail Delivery Details
Tin GeereLeGnan partnership advertises subscription and mail rates for Columbus Nebraska with per month and yearly pricing. It lists service areas including Merrick, Colfax, Platte, and Hamilton counties and instructs on change of address procedures via the local post office and Columbus Telegram.
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Nebraske
Merriceke Celurnéut
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Opensutter
Colfax
Merrick
Naner
Pole Stimfed
Hebratka
Oltes
Telegram Misalig Between Six And Half Past Six
The note indicates a misalignment for telegram timing, stating Saturdays extend to 5 30 pi with general times between 6 and 6 30 pn. Read as a clerical schedule update affecting Saturday operations and standard post hours. The fragment suggests a revised window for telegram service and related half hour adjustments.
Bull fails to replace bear market at New York Stock Exchange
A 1,700 pound bull named ITT was paraded before the Exchange by a whisky firm to lift trading morale, but the market fell further with the Dow dropping 1.52 percent as crowd entertainment played on.
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Hastings College students reject NSGA statement
Hastings College students reject a prior statement by Phil Gaffney of Kearney State College and NSGA president. Hastings NSGA members say the earlier message did not solicit member college opinions and does not represent Hastings students. The NSGA also deplores campus violence and rejects University of Nebraska student actions.
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UPI
Hie Hastings
College Student Association
Phil Gaffney
Kearney State College
Nebraska Student Government Association
Rom Hastings
NSGA
Hastings College
University of Nebraska
Old Nebraska Racing Appeals Case Details and Fines
The Nebraska State Historical Society holds an 1896 American Trotting Association meeting report from Chicago covering appeals over horse racing fines and entries. It details Case 1403 involving John J. Lamborn and others, a $50 fine for tampering with Bonnie, and a complex dispute over entry transfers and prize funds at St. Joseph Missouri. The report notes transfer questions, alleged substitutions, and that the St Joseph member was ordered to place prize money in the association trust fund. The final outcome of some appeals remains unknown.
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Chicago
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Saline County Agricultural Society
Wilder
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Lamborn
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Guy Li
Daisy Connors
Atchison, Kan
Guy 1
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John J. Lambo
Walnut Stock Farm
SL. Joseph
R. G. Rawings
Venture Stock Farm
St. Josaph
Vandalism at U S Embassy and Firms Sparks Protest
In London a Molotov fire bomb shattered windows at the U S Embassy as vandals daubed swastikas and dollar signs on nearby U S firms including Chase Manhattan Bank Reader’s Digest and American Express. An anonymous caller to The Times said the act was in solidarity with the Black Panthers Kent State students and oppressed people worldwide. Fire crews put out the blaze quickly.
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UPI
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Times of London
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Cambodia
Vienna
Chase Manhattan
Denmark Freed from Nazi Rule 25 Years After Liberation
United Press International reports Denmark was liberated from Nazi occupation on May 5, 1945, marking 25 years since the end of the occupation. Celebrations and remembrances highlighted the historic milestone across cities.
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United Press
International
Denmark
Testimony at ICC hearing on Zephyr drop and West Coast service
Five witnesses testified before the Interstate Commerce Commission as the State Railway Commission pursues blocking through service cuts to the California Zephyr. Burlington officials argued to keep through service, noting added cars and a tri weekly schedule on trains 11 and 12 to San Francisco. Lincoln’s Harald Simpson cited poor food and dirty cars as reasons riders avoid the current service and urged preserving the route via Denver Rio Grande.
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