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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1973

Page

5

Second Heath cabinet member resigns amid sex scandal

London reports say Lord Lambton, a Tory minister, quits his post after admitting ties with call girls and drugs. The resignation follows earlier disclosures about consorting with prostitutes, triggering calls for a judicial inquiry while Heath weighs security implications and public response.

London Deb Ilene Hanes House of Lords Dellivud Edsward Heat Lord Garrilon Tuassay Iin Loree Lambton Ecllelsn Jellcoe Flonth House of Commons Bri John Profinnagole Christine Keuler Heath Lord Lamblan Remul

Greek junta foils coup by retired admirals officers

Athens reports the Greek army junta blocked a planned coup by two retired admirals and officers from three navy ships. The plan, to unfold Wednesday morning, was foiled when authorities arrested the two admirals at their homes. Gen Odysseas Anghelis led the takeover to prevent the plot.

Athens Greece Tap Constantine Engolopoulos Navy Engolopoulos Constantine Rome Sell-Esile Alexandros Paneacoulis George Papadopoulos Panagoulis Papadopontos Odysseas Anghelis Armed Forces

Amnesty hearings extend to families of Vietnam war resisters

In Washington a panel chaired by Rep Bella Abzug will hear testimony from families of men who fled the draft or resisted during service. Notables include George Carano, described as the first war resister to flee to Sweden, and relatives of deserters. The event unfolds amid President Nixon's opposition to amnesty and amid talk of conditional amnesty tied to public service jobs, with resisters' willingness to seek forgiveness uncertain.

Washington George Carano Sweden Canada Bella Abzug N.V Juke Conyers Michigan Ronald Dellums Phil Burton George Brown California Parren Mitchell Maryland Benjamin Beosenthal New York Nixon White House

Presbyterians oppose bombing policy at general assembly

The 185th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U.S. 4 adopted a policy statement condemning U S bombing in Cambodia and Laos as inhumane and unconstitutional. The assembly called for end of military intervention, aid to rebuild Indochina, and adherence to peace terms and prisoner accountability. Debates over the National Committee on the Self Development of People included Rosca grants to Colombia, with a $75,000 initial grant debated and later approved for Roses, deemed within church guidelines.

Omaha Neb 185Th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church U.S.4 U.S Cant Hbodia Laos Indochina International Commission of Control and Supervision National Committee On the Self Development of Rosca Presbyterian Church of Colombia Roses Colombia

Confirmation at Trinity Lutheran Church on Sunday service

Forty youths completed three years of Lutheran catechetics and were confirmed at Trinity Lutheran Church during the 10:30 service. The rite followed instruction led by Pastor M Rathkampe and parish worker Mrs. Arthur Gersig. Names of confirmands include Jan Ahlstrom Donna Warcel Timothy Channer Brian Christensen Julie Christensen and others.

Trinity Lutheran Church Lutheran Church of America Arthur Gersig M. Rathkampe Jan Ahlstrom Donna Warcel Timothy Channer Brian Christensen Julie Christensen Denice Durkop Mitchell Ehmke James Ellison Frederick Vricke

Final centennial caravan scheduled

The Final centennial caravan departs from headquarters at 6 30 pm Thursday toward Schuyler Columbus and Hellwood bound. Ticketed by the Keystone Reps for Friday's Kangaroo Kouri are Russ Slaakmayer Max McGee and Minies Gob Hilger Louis Martin Berck Grubaugh Lynn Forest Martin Mazourek and Herman Hansen Mildred Honkstra will reside at the court. A centennial promenade leads to the court action at 4 20 pm. A street dance ends the events with Math Sladky and his orchestra providing music.

Math Sladky

Democrats Raise $1 Million at Washington Banquet

Democrats raised one million dollars for 174 congressional races at a Wednesday banquet in Washington. The event marked the first time the party outraised Republicans at such a fundraiser, aided by Watergate references and a Nixon impersonation by comedian David Frye. Guests included over 2,000 attendees, with proceeds reported above the one million mark, amid calls for Democratic vigilance and self-government.

Washington Avanhom Nixll David Frye Nixon Eugene Wyman Rpublican Hach Guest

McCollister backs override of Nixon veto on budget aides

John McCollister of Nebraska was among 18 House Republicans who voted to override President Nixon's veto on a bill requiring Senate approval of the two top budget aides. The override failed. McCollister argued the OMB wields vast power and deserves congressional checks.

McCollister Nixon Washington John McCollister R-Neb House Senate Office of Management and Budget OMB

3 Alarm Fire At Omaha Peak Court Apartments

A three alarm blaze at the Peak Court apartment complex near downtown Omaha Neb was brought under control by firefighters early Thursday. At least nine people were injured none seriously hospitalized residents and two firefighters among the injured. arson suspected as gasoline odor noted in the basement.

Omaua Peake Court Omaha Cote Trol Pour Realment Rogald Wayper

Eaton Corp. Board to Convene First Meeting in Kearney

The Eaton Corp. board of directors will hold its first meeting at the Kearney plant. Norman Otto, administrative assistant to General J. J. Exon, is among speakers on the program.

Kearney Neb Eaton Corp. Board of Directors Thursdn Norman Otto Gen. J. J. Exon

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