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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1975

Page

3

Birth rates hit record lows in 1974 Census finds

Census Bureau estimates show American women had fewer births in 1974 with a birth rate of 14.9 per 1000, tying the all time low though total population will rise as women reach child bearing age. A Harris poll shows majority support for legalized abortion up to three months. Billy Graham's wife faces assault charges in Charlotte amid Ford bicentennial events.

Washington UPI Census Bureau New York Louis Harris and Associates

California Poll Shows Low Support for U.S. Troop Deployments

The California Poll finds 24 percent support using American troops to defend South Korea if invaded, while 13 percent back sending troops to Thailand. About half oppose U.S. intervention in a Middle East war even if Israel could not survive without help.

San Francisco UPI California U.S South Korea North Korea Thailand Washington Senate Mike Mansfield United States Mansfield Georgetown University Law School Public Service

Boone County Historical Society Extends Museum Hours

The Boone County Historical Society will keep the Albion museum open Saturdays Sundays holidays and during the Boone County Fair in August from 2 to 5 p.m. An open house is set for May 25 from 1 to 5 p.m. The museum sits near the Boone County fairgrounds entrance.

Albion The Boone County Historical Society Boone County Fairgrounds

Sign Dispute Over Presidential Speech Sparks Anger

Mrs. Graham refused the man who held up a sign during the President's remarks calling it disre spectful and stupid. The sign read Eat the rich and Don't tread on me.

Four Die In Nebraska Weekend Traffic Toll

United Press International reports four people died in Nebraska over Memorial Day weekend. Cedar Bluffs youth Robert Croghan, 14, died in a one car crash near Wahoo after the vehicle rolled three times. Christina Hike, 8, of Bellevue, was struck while crossing U S 20 near Inman. Carol Jean Jones, 25, of Lincoln, died in a two car crash north of Hickman after being ejected. Donna Derr, 35, of Lyons Colorado, perished in a camper van train crash north of Hastings.

United Press International Nebraska Cedar Bluffs Robert Croghan Richard Croghan Saunders County Wahoo Curtis Bromm Croghan Glenn E. Simmons Colon Bromm Peggy Mathis Simmons Christine Hike Bellevue O'Neill U.S Inman Holt County Glen H. Sholes Hike Warner Hike Carol Jean Jones Lincoln Hickman Neb Donna Derr Lyons Colo Union Pacific Hastings

Atlantic quake rocks Atlantic Ocean floor near Azores

A massive earthquake struck the ocean floor between the Azores and Iberian Peninsula just before dawn. It was felt strongest in Madeira and the Canary Islands with no casualties reported. Seismologist Markus Baath put the magnitude at 7.9 on the Richter scale and warned of a possible tsunami, later saying the danger had passed.

Palmer, Alaska Upi Gulf of Alaska National Weather Service Palmer Observatory Madrid API Atlantic Ocean Azores Iberian Peninsula Madeira Islands Lisbon Canaries Africa Markus Baath Seismological Institute Uppsala Sweden Baath

U.S. Laos Endgame Agreement Reached in Laos

In Vientiane an eight point accord set to end the American presence in Laos. Student leaders threaten violence if the pact is broken as demonstrations erupt and U.S. personnel withdraw amid harassment. Christian Chapman and Seth Petrasy led talks witnessed by workers and students.

Vientiane Laos UPI U.S Indochina Christian Chapman Pathet Lao Seth Petrasy

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