Kissinger orders checks on Castro troop withdrawal claim
Secretary of State Kissinger said he is ordering intelligence checks on Fidel Castro's claim of pulling Cuban troops from Angola. He noted a complete pullout is a precondition for improving U S Cuban relations and said results should be known in about four weeks. He spoke after visits to Luxembourg and Stockholm and talks with Prime Minister Thorn.
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Weather forecast for Nebraska shows mixed skies and warm spell
United Press International reports a high pressure ridge bringing sunny skies to eastern Nebraska while western areas see partly cloudy conditions. Light drizzle occurred in north central Nebraska with midday readings in the 60s to 70s and highs Monday between 49 and 71 depending on location.
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Platte County May 11 primary voter counts and close races
In Platte County 7 844 voters cast ballots in the May 11 primary with 3 963 Democrats 3 749 Republicans and 132 Independents. Tom Kumpf edged Harold Langland for 4th Ward councilman by 18 votes. Carroll Dedrickson won the Lakeview 2R School Board seat by two votes over Milan Siefken. A recount is not automatic but may be requested.
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Bicentennial Fourth of July Plans in Columbus
A tentative Columbus Fourth of July lineup includes Legion baseball games at Pawnee Park at 2, 5 30 and 8 p m, an afternoon Frankfort Square program with a melodrama by Community Playhouse and Platte College singing, a Bicentennial band, time capsule and bandstand dedications, and 10 p m fireworks at Ag Park possibly preceded by a parachute jump. Jerry Engdahl of the Bicentennial committee invites groups to join and to contact him by June 1.
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Bomb blasts rock arrival hall at Tel Aviv airport
Two explosions struck Tel Aviv Ben Gurion airport arrival hall at 2 45 p.m. officials reported at least two dead and nine injured as a second bomb exploded later. Passengers fled and救 injured were rushed to Tel Hashomer and Assaf Harare hospitals after security teams disabled additional devices.
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VA education benefit deadline set for May 31
Platte County Veterans Officer Keith Bryan states May 31 is the last day upon which payments can be made for veterans in school who were separated before June 1966. The ruling affects those with delimiting dates and notes possible but limited extensions under postwarGI provisions.
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Lebanon Faces Prolonged Stalemate Amid Leyas Clash Toll
In Beirut Sidon and Zahle clashes have killed at least 74 and wounded 140 in the last 24 hours as Elias Sarkis, President-elect, seeks a political settlement to avert outside intervention amid a fragile truce.
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Primary clashes in six states test Ford Reagan bid
Voters in Oregon Tennessee Kentucky Nevada Idaho Arkansas cast ballots in heavy primary battles as Ford and Reagan vie for delegates. Carter leads Democrats with eyes on Oregon where he faced write in Edmund Brown Jr while Church and Brown erode his momentum in the West.
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Raric Dies in Accident Near Bellwood Nebraska
David Raric age 23 of Bellwood died when his motorcycle hit a bull on Nebraska 64 west of Bellwood. The bull stood on the highway and threw Raric from the bike as Rolland Sherman followed in a car and escaped injury after colliding with the animal. Raric was returning home from work at Soil Mover Corp in Columbus.
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Free day opens Pawnee Park pool season
The Pawnee Park pool starts the 1976 season with a free day at 1 30 p m on Friday May 28. Official opening for the season is Saturday May 29 at 1 30 p m. Summer hours run daily 1 30 to 9 p m with Bob Hopp as manager and a roster of assistants. Season and daily pricing set with family and adult rates and children under 16.
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