Connally Rules Out 1976 GOP Nomination
Former Texas Democrat John Connally, 56, says he does not plan to seek the Republican presidential nomination in 1976. He switched parties earlier and stresses personal conviction, while declining to discuss a cabinet post or the Florida conference with President Nixon. Connally says he might serve if asked and notes Agnew’s opportunistic take on his switch.
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Kansas City
John B. Connally
Texas
Democratic
GOP
Pate
Bim
Florida
White House
Yarehan
Republican Party
Connally
Nixon
America Feel
Sissoci
Ation
Glan GW
Edick
Associatiot
Conally
Len
Spiro Rh. Agnew
Baltimore
Jack
John Lindsay
New York
Lixtsay
Agnew
Don Tallys
Teller urges safe nuclear power as energy fix
Lincoln AP report quotes Dr. Edward Teller arguing nuclear reactors offer the best solution to energy problems but must be made safe. He says every line must be explored to prevent accidents, notes Nebraska as a nuclear power leader, and mentions geothermal options and limiting reliance on fossil fuels.
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Lincoln
Neb
Edward Teller
Tuncheon
Teller
University of California
Gov. J. J. Exon
Hie
Nebraska
James Havelka to graduate from Kearney State College
James Havelka of Schuyler will graduate summa cum laude with a Bachelor of Arts in Holdenlion Friday at Kearney State College. He was employed by The Telegram news department while attending Platte College in Columbus. Commencement is at 10 am in Cushing Coliseum with other area graduates named for various degrees across Nebraska towns.
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Janes Havelka
Schuyler
Holdenlion
Kearney State College
Havelka
the Telegram
Edward
Dale Donelson
Stromsburg
Duane Donaldson
Albion
Daniél Vodvarka
Howells
Paul Paylor
Richard Cerilb
Columbus
Phamas Tomek
David Cry
Marietta Matulka
Dwight
Douglas Jones
Osceola
Thomas Arends
Petersburg
Harry Schmidt
Platte Center
Lawrence Schumacher
St. Edward
Confirmation at Bellwood church
Confirmation exercises were held Sunday evening at United Methodist Church in Bellwood. Confirmands were Landy Kallenbach Sally Harris Debbie Cressar and Tryka Navrkal. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the social hall. Hostesses were WACS members.
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Bellwood
United Methodist Church
Landy Kallenbach
Sally Harris
Debbie Cressar
Tryka Navrkal
WACS
Randy Kallenbach
Paul Bykerk
Maude Kallenbach
Sfother
Orsie Adams
Crowell
Blair
Clara Enyeart
Pete Wieser
Bloom
Cub Scouts
Satuday
Liquor measures advance in Nebraska legislature
In Lincoln AP report lawmakers give first round approval to two liquor bills. One would bar price cutting below wholesale cost plus 18 percent, aligning with a 15 percent overhead estimate. The other bill tightens licensing for bartenders and liquor staff, changes bottle club rules, and raises liquor commissioner salaries.
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Lincoln
Neb
J. James Waldrow
Callaway
UBL
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
LBUUL
Carpenter
State Liquor Control Commission
Selm
Miscellaneous Subjects Committee
Shipley Honored as Admiral and Toastmasters Leaders Elected
Gary Shipley named an Honorary Admiral in the Nebraska Navy by Gov. J. Exon in Lincoln during the district convention of Toartmagtars International. Jim Sullivan elected district lieutenant governor and Shipley district educational lieutenant governor as eight speeches were presented. Columbus Evening Toastmasters attendees included Shipley and Sullivan families and others. Gene Bo judged best speaker for Making Right What May Be a Wrong. Sidney Middle won table topics. Middle, Shipley and Sullivan shared best evaluator honors. Police report: one person injured in a Monday 16th Street collision at 16th and Elk, Leonard Coch of Howells and Robert Coatsworth of Arlington. Coch’s car $190 damage, Coatsworth truck $150 damage.
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Gary Shipley
Nebraska Navy
Sullivan
Emmett Sims
Russ Aerni
Columbus Eivening
Royal Restaurant
Gene Bo
Sidney Middle
Middle
Slipley
Small Business Week Focuses On Growth And Paperwork
AP reports from New York that Small Business Week highlights the backbone role of small firms in America. leaders push for reduced taxes and paperwork while seeking stronger representation in federal decision making and procurement opportunities.
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Sin
Wit
Mantittcs Givers Council
Pittsburgh
Gilpasi
New York
SBANE
Sen.doh ‘Tower
R-Tex
Sirelaine
Washington
Leigh High School Baccalaureate and Graduation Schedule
Leigh High School will hold baccalaureate services Sunday in the school auditorium with a contemporary class performance. Dr. Jerry Lee of Platte College will deliver the commencement address at 8 p.m. Tuesday, followed by student speeches and the diploma presentation by Supt. Wilson Streightiff to Allen Schroeder, with class sponsors Artie Nelson and Melvin Howell.
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Leigh
Leith High School
Jerry Lee
Platte College
Columbus
Judy Sander
Gloris Hake
Ellen Hulsebus
Jennifer
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Ty Yarge
Toler
James Havelka
Kearney
Ae C
Russell Stover
Humane Society
Tors
John W
Shipley
Marlin Krand
16Th
Elk Streets
Leonard Coch
Robert Coatsworth
Arlington
Coch
Coatsworth
Small Business
John Cunniff
Enous
America
Ing
General Motors
Mieger
Lews A. Swalluck
Talay
Shattuck
Smaller Business Association of New England
Independent Business Association of Wiscon
Loren Pollard
Bohlen
Chevrolet
Hobart
Convers Auction Company, Auctioneers
Cleo Robak
Tooleys
RADIO
True High Fidelity
A&m
Scott-Bourigan Company
P.O. Box
York
Starcraftsmanship
Starcraft
Venient
Columbus TraIler Sales, Inc
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