Jensen Spends Nine Months on Greenland Assignment
Jensen son of Mr and Mrs Nobert L Jensen spent nine months in Greenland working for the Satellite Ground Instrumentation Section of New Mexico State University. Through NMSU Las Cruces the effort supports PSL tracking networks, geoid studies, and precise satellite orbit calculations. He trained at PSL and NMSU, rotating to worldwide tracking sites for two semesters per cycle.
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Physical Science Laboratory
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SGI
PSL
New Mexico State University
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New Mexico State U
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NMSU
Af College
Des Moines Crop Report Details Corn Near Complete
The weekly weather and crop report notes corn planting nearly finished in two fields with over 95 percent of corn acreage in the ground. Soybean planting at 55 percent, close to last year's pace, as rains improve crop, pasture, and soil conditions across Iowa. Topsoil moisture shows 0 percent short, 73 percent adequate, 12 percent surplus.
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Des Moines
UPI
Atonday
Hawkeye
Telegram missing calls for change of address and delivery details
Telegram partnership column lists subscription rates and change of address procedures in Columbus Nebraska. It notes delivery by carriers in Goltembus district at two dollars per week, yearly mail options, and a missing Telegram contact number to call for issues.
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Sadat Sets Stage for Sweeping Egyptian Purge
Egyptian President Anwar Sadat moves to dismantle Nasser era power structures, purging administration police and security chiefs while sparing the army. Analysts say the move signals a new domestic policy era with potential shifts in regional alignments and future leadership changes.
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UPI
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Russia
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Cairo
United States
Gout Study Spreads Through English Village Regions
In Hourton-on-the-Water area of the Cotswolds a visiting doctor from a hospital observes a high gout incidence among residents. A Yale led study by the Arthrit is and Rheumatism Council mobilizes testing across the population in Bountoi-on-the-Water and Stow-on-the-Wold to uncover why uric acid levels rise and who is affected.
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New Scientist
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Sea hot pools in Red Sea hit extreme heat
National Geographic reports pockets of hot water in the Red Sea reaching as high as 133 degrees. Anchored to the ocean floor by extreme salinity, these sunken pools may concentrate heavy metals like gold silver and iron at levels far beyond typical seawater.
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National Geographic
Missionary Anne Hansen to Speak at First Baptist Church
Miss Anne J. Hansen a missionary to South India will speak at 7 p.m. today at First Baptist Church. The public is invited. Hansen has taught audio visual courses and workshops in Christian teaching and authored plays for radio. She has served on church and missionary boards and worked in Narasaravapet Kavali and other Telugu communities.
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South India
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American Baptist Foreign Missing Society
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Baptist Missionary Training School of Chicago
Sioux City Man Killed in Helicopter Crash in Vietnam
A Sioux City man, Army warrant officer Gregory Smith, 23, was killed in a helicopter crash near Pleiku last Thursday. The Smiths were notified by the military department.
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UPI
Sioux City
Southeast Asia
Def Desi Artmentt
Miz
Robert Smith
Gregory Smith
Pleiku
Corn crop planting slow in Nebraska after heavy rains
Nebraska crop observers report corn planting about 70 percent complete, well below the 87 percent norm, with progress strongest in the northeast where rainfall was lightest. Sorghum and soybean plantings lag behind, at 25 percent and 15 percent respectively, while wheat is rated good to excellent and heading in southern areas.
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Lincoln
UPI
Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Bible Shaped Middle Age Maps Reflect Four Corner Theory
European readers produced square maps in the Middle Ages as biblical geography described the earth with four corners. Clergy and scholars interpreted the Bible to frame world maps with right angles and symmetry, shaping cartography and teaching.
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Europe
Tax evader found guilty in Omaha case
Federal jurors convict Edward E. Milder of income tax evasion on 93 000 from Milder Git Co Omaha 1963 85. Prosecutor Robert Becker Gecker says 150 000 kept in a green box formed part of 240 000 stolen over years. Defense argues funds not income as they were unused in a box. Judge Robinson defers sentencing until next month.
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Omaha
UPI
Edward E. Milder
Milder Git Co
Robert Becker
Gecker
Milder
Martin Cannon
Richard Robinson
Flag's First Flying Over Ranger at Portsmouth N H
The Stars and Stripes was raised over the ship Ranger in Portsmouth New Hampshire. The vessel was commanded by John Paul Jones, marking a historic moment in American naval history.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Ranger
John Paul Jones
Last Nebraska Unicameral faces 0 day limit in 1949 session
Lincoln dispatch notes the 1949 unicameral is constitutionally limited to 0 days unless 40 of 49 vote for an extension. It compares with the 1945 Legislature, which finished in 89 days after reviewing 395 bills. As of now, about 1,076 bills introduced, 55 more possible in the final two days. Senator Sam Slayer, longtime presiding figure since 1939, remains.
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Lincoln
UPI
Yein
Westminster Churches and the Westmn Assembly Origin
Presbyterian churches are named Westminster Churchs after the Westminster Assembly held in the Abbey during the 1500s, a foundational meeting where Calvinist doctrinal standards were drafted, shaping English speaking Presbyterian practice and naming conventions.
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Woalminster Church
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