Genoa youth Wruble chosen for COSTEP Public Health program
Wayne Wruble of Genoa has been assigned to the COSTEP program in the U.S. Public Health Service. The civil engineering student from the University of Nebraska will train as a reserve officer with the Bureau of Radiological Health at the National Radiological Health Laboratory in Rockville Maryland this summer. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ted Wruble of Gesion.
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Birth at David City for Mr and Mrs Reha
Mr and Mrs Gary Reha welcome a son born May 25 in David City Trospites weighing seven pounds seven and a half ounces.
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Telegram newspaper notice outlines subscriptions and address change
The notice lists subscription rates for Columbus Telegram by carrier and mail, noting monthly and yearly prices. It directs subscribers to notify the local postmaster and the newspaper of any address changes and mentions Nebraska territories and nearby locations.
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Herman Karlin honored at annual state NALC convention
At the 7st annual convention of the Nebraska State Association, National Association of Letter Carriers, Herman Karlin received a gold life membership card from George A. Dang of Washington DC for 60 years of NALC and Branch 1013 service. Art Feye was elected vice president of the state association. Columbus attendees included John A. Murphy Jack Fickel and several Auxiliary members.
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Ak-Sar-Ben scholarships go to Columbus area residents
Three Columbus area residents are among Ak-Sar-Ben vocational agriculture day recipients. Eveh will get 159 dollars to pursue further education this year. Area winners include Ray Uucker of St. Edward Thomas Dyudik of North Bend and James Stock of David City.
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NASA Aids 1970 Census With Aerial Photo Missions
NASA said it will assist the 1970 census by conducting 10-nile high altitude aircraft photographic missions over 26 cities. The aim is to gather urban land usage data to compare with census statistics for correlation studies.
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Eisenhayer and Nixtin: Only GOP duo elected twice
The historical note asserts that only one Republican presidential and vice presidential team, Eisenhayer and Nixtin, achieved two terms. It emphasizes their unique distinction in U.S. political history and implies a record of consecutive victories for the pair.
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Apollo 12 Moon Stone Dates Solar System Formation
A lemon sized Moon rock from Apollo 12, dated at 4.6 billion years, is declared the oldest lunar rock yet found. Houston Space Center officials noted its unique chemistry and radioactivity, with plans to slice and study the sample by a joint U.S.-England team.
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Kelly Promoted to USAF Sergeant at Kirtland AFB
Kent B. Kelly son of Mr and Mrs Hadley Kelly has been promoted to sergeant in the U S Air Force He serves as a jet aircraft frame maintenance mechanic exclusively on USAF Ba2 s in the 4925 Organization O Maintenance Squadron Air Force Systems Command at Kirtland AFB New Mexico The sergeant is a 1967 graduate of Columbus Senior High School.
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Kiewit Firm Wins Missouri River Bank Stabilization Contract
Washington sources report Sen Romain G Mruska announcing the Peter Kiewit Sons Co of Omaha has been awarded a contract by the Corps of Engineers for 517273 dollars to stabilize banks along 190 miles of the Missouri River.
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South Vietnam and Cambodia Restore Diplomatic Ties
South Vietnam and Cambodia announce reestablished diplomatic relations after a five year break. The ministers Tran Van Lam and Yer Sambaur said relations would be built at embassy level with no ambassador timetable. U.S. troops' withdrawal remains pledged by June, while Cambodia seeks continued support against Communist forces and repatriation efforts for Vietnamese refugees continue.
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Saigon
David City CDA Plans Fall Leadership Course for Women
The Catholic Daughters of America in David City announce an eight session leadership program for area women in fall 1970. Sessions cover public speaking, visual aids, persuasion, planning, creative problem solving, creativity and change, group dynamics, and motivating others. Enrollment requires a minimum of eight or twenty participants and a fee is charged. Contact Mies Virgil Vebka or John Rehner within two weeks.
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Wattsville Residents Attend Nearby Graduation Events
Wattsville hosts visiting Schmidts and relatives from North Parle and Monroe. Clarence Schmid and family attend 8 Mary Academy Norfolk graduation with nieces Pegey and Mary Unger among the graduates. A post ceremony gathering at the Eden home follows the Holy Family High School graduation in Jandsiy.
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North Parle
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Thunderstorms sweep nation with hail and flooding hits Texas
A storm system swept from the Rockies to the Gulf Coast bringing heavy rain and hail with scattered damage in Texas and Georgia. In Laredo strong winds caused minor property damage while a construction site building near Maen, Georgia, was toppled and a storage tank was tossed onto cars. Roofing was ripped from a plant in Houston County, Georgia, and several trees and cars were damaged near Hawkinsville. No injuries were reported as cooler air moved in, with severe weather in parts of the South and northeast coastal fog slowing travel in New York.
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