Humphrey Favored In West Virginia Primary Race
The Associated Press reports Senator Hubert Humphrey, who lost a 1960 bid, is heavily favored to win the West Virginia presidential primary facing Governor George C. Wallace and a second challenger. In Nebraska, Humphrey meets Senator George McGovern as Wallace scores a decisive victory in North Carolina.
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Indiana
Silver mine toll climbs as missing reach sixty three
KELLOGG Idaho AP officials at Sunshine Mining Co say 63 miners are now listed as missing after a fire deep in the diamond drill shaft. Seventeen added since Tuesday bringing the total missing to 63 while 33 are confirmed dead. A power failure and gas buildup hampered rescue efforts as families keep vigil on the sixth day. Union officials urge federal inquiry into the disaster.
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Tractor safety course for youths announced
A three day tractor safety course for 13 to 15 year olds starts May 31 at Agricultural Park Administration Building. Platte County Extension Agent Robert Voboril notes youths under 16 working on a farm must have a permit to handle tractors. The course runs May 31 June 1 and 2 from 8 am to 5 pm daily with a $4 fee. For more information contact the Extensions office.
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Cooper takes second wife in Miami Beach ceremony
Former Mercury astronaut Gordon Cooper wed Susan Taylor of Los Angeles on a friend's houseboat in Miami Beach, following his divorce. The couple plans a Haiti honeymoon, Cooper said after the ceremony Saturday.
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Proxmire rips Burns for packing Fed board with amateurs
Senator William Proxmire charged Chairman Arthur Burns with filling the Federal Reserve Board with inexperienced amateurs. He criticized the Nixon administration for nominating Jeffrey M. Bucher, saying despite recognizing Bucher as a capable lawyer and banker, many economists are better suited for the board and warned of possible political payoff.
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Molaceks honored on 25th wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Randolph Molacek were honored with a reception at the Colfax County Fair Grounds 4H Hall for their silver wedding anniversary. Hosts were their children Robert Hierman Jolene Molacek and other relatives. A family dinner preceded the event and a three piece band provided music. They have two children, Botmie and Jolene, and one grandson Brian. They farm near Leigh and are active in local churches and veterans groups.
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Colfax County
Robert Hierman
Columbus
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North Bend
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Cindy
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Mothers Day Theme At Guild Meeting
Ladies' Guild of the First United Church of Christ held a Mothers Day themed gathering. Hosts Leigh and Mrs Charles Malena presided with Mrs F O Nelson assisting. Devotional on Mother delivered by Mrs Fd Collins. mission offering requested in honor of mothers. Retreat read items noted. Women’s Assembly at Creighton Sept 12. book of devotionals purchased for guild use. Guests included Mrs Lillian Summers Creston and Mrs Wayne Moran along with Mrs Oswald Meiselbach.
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Guild
Lillian Summers
Creston
First paper mill in North America built in 1690
The earliest paper mill in North America was established in 1690 at Roxborough, a section now part of Germantown, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Memorial church aims to honor elder members
Three oldest members of the church Roland Heroundinner and others were to participate in a memorial event. Public notices said invitations were handed out and distribution for the area congregations would occur. Names Roger Blatter Tony Suchanek and John Papez appear among the honored attendees.
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Heart Surgery Scheduling and Waiting Times Discussed
In Omaha a surgeon explains that major heart surgeries require long days and coordinated teams across multiple operating rooms. He notes non emergency patients may wait two to three months for major procedures while OR schedules and surgical teams are arranged in advance. A distant zoological aside mentions a nine‑handed armadillo with unusual scars and features.
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