Congress Invited Ping Pong Team To White House
President Nixon invited a congressional ping pong team to visit the White House next week in a hoped for open policy gesture. Leaders cautioned against over interpreting the move while Agnew and Martha Mitchell criticized closer liaison with Congress amid ongoing partisan obstruction.
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Mansfield plan sparks rift over Europe troop cuts
UPI report notes Senate Democrat Mike Mansfield pushes for an 80 percent reduction in U.S. forces in Europe, drawing fire from many Democrats and warnings from Truman and Johnson. Brezhnev hints at talks on mutual force reductions, while Nixon seeks to frame the split as a test of Atlantic alliance unity and NATO cohesion ahead of Lisbon talks.
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Astrological Forecast Mixed With Nonsensical Phrases
An astrology style forecast provides Taurus through Pisces with general guidance on behavior, relationships, finances, and caution. It mixes actionable advice with unclear phrases and inconsistencies, mentioning cycles, money, decisions, and a note about birthday luck later in October.
Pardons board to consider Wesday requests and clemency
Lincoln based Wesley Johnson and five others seek sentence reductions or full pardons. James McGinley and Clarence Kidd face separate pardon requests while Harry Tatreau and Jose Torres seek commutations for kidnapping and incest respectively. The board will meet Friday to review the cases.
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Judge Takes Motion Under Advisement In School Row
Federal Judge Robert Van Pelt heard a motion by Lincoln grade school teacher Rubert Johnson seeking an injunction to halt a dismissal hearing for Thursday. He awaits further evidence from both sides and said a decision would come by Thursday morning.
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Civilian brother clears to leave Vietnam in disguise
Wes Storer, 22, of Maine, was sent to replace his draftee brother Glenn in the Americal Division in Chu Lai. Wes flew in with Glenn’s papers and lived as a soldier for days until a fellow soldier reported him. Glenn is expected back in the United States and may face no charges.
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Old Glory Named by Salem Captain in 1831 Voyage
Captain William Driver of Salem gave the flag its inspiring name Old Glory in 1831 as a salute to a beautiful new flag aboard his ship on the start of a world voyage.
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Second degree murder conviction upheld by court
LINCOLN UP I The State Justice Department asked the Nebraska Supreme Court Tuesday to uphold the Custer County District Court s second degree murder conviction of Veddon Klatt After the inner court j landed down its verdict Klatt s attorneys appealed contending He was not legally sane at the time he committed the crime The department in its brief filed with the high court Tuesday said the trial was long complex and only after Klatt was examined by psychiatrists The weight of their testimony and that of other nonexperts did not outweigh the judge s conclusions The department contended the lower court in reaching its decision gave Klatt every consideration and upheld the verdict
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The Copa Telegram Subscription Details
Subscriptions are mailed weekly except Sundays. Rates listed include 12.03 per year by carrier in Columbia and 220 per year by rail. Change of address notices must reach the local postmaster of the Courier promptly.
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