Lindbergh Flight Anniversary Sparks Memorial Hope
Fifty years after Lindbergh’s solo New York to Paris flight, Roosevet Field's muddy runway and the Spirit of St Louis marked aviation history. Anne Lindbergh, 70, spoke in New York at events to fund a Lindbergh Memorial Scholarship, joined by Neil Armstrong and Sen. Barry Goldwater as campaigns aimed to raise about 5 million dollars.
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Grand Island hardware store manager shot dead
The bullet riddled body of Donald N. Beery Jr. a Grand Island hardware store manager, with 17 wounds, was found in a sand pit northwest of the city five days after his 28th birthday. Investigators found his truck with a door open and cash receipts missing. no suspects named. An autopsy was planned and law enforcement from the sheriff, police, and state patrol investigated.
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Morfelds celebrate 20th wedding anniversary at Stanton
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Morfeld of Leigh marked their 20th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at the VFW Club in Stanton. Hosts included their children Mike and Theresa and other relatives from Lincoln Norfolk and Arizona. Mrs Morfelds parents and Mr Morfelds mother attended from the Stanton Nursing Home. Mr Mike Morfeld visited as a house guest from Friday to Wednesday.
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FDAA Rejects Aid Requests for Blizzard Damage
The Federal Disaster Assistance Administration refused Nebraska Kansas and Colorado requests for aid to cover costs from the March 11 blizzard. Nebraska sought over 5 million dollars to assist power districts and rural electric associations hit by ice snow and wind. Senator Edward Zorinsky of Nebraska commented from Washington.
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Coral dentures touted as future teeth material
Tokyo dentist Dr. Ichiro Yamashita announced at the Japan Oral Surgery Society in Osaka that coral could outlast gold silver and ceramic teeth. He has tested deep water coral from the East China Sea for four years, claiming coral is harder than other denture substances resistant to acids and gum inflammation.
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Nixon claims president can break the law in wartime
President Carter calls Nixon claim that the president may use unlawful means to crush dissent a tragic error. Nixon defended actions by the White House plumbers, saying in wartime extraordinary powers could render unlawful acts lawful, while Carter insisted no president should break the law. The third Nixon-Frost interview focused on Vietnam, dissent, and the atmosphere at the White House during the war.
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