Schlesinger outlines using tactical nuclear weapons
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger presented a three point rationale to Congress for NATO use of tactical nuclear weapons to blunt a Warsaw Pact attack. He warned first use carries grave escalation risks and should follow a conventional defeat of NATO, with options depending on territory and forces at stake. The report, The Theater Nuclear Force Posture in Europe, outlines aims to deter, blunt, and threaten escalation while seeking to limit broader nuclear war.
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Washington
Art
James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Western
Europe
Schlesinger
NATO
Senate
House Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Warsaw Pact
Tooker tours London Paris on college study trip
Jerry Tooker joined a Kearney State College group on a three week study tour to London England and Paris France focusing on industry and manufacturing. Weekend guests at Richard Kula home included David Govern and Debbie Hess of Kansas. A surprise birthday party for Don Klassen featured Mr and Mrs Bruce Frizzell and other Klassen and Condon families.
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Silver Creek
Jerry Tooker
Kearney State College
London
England
Paris
France
Richard Kula
David Govern
Debbie Hess
Kansas
Don Klassen
Bruce Frizzell
Richard Klassen
Earl Klassen
Vance Condon
Townships Can Be Recalled to Remove Officers
Lincoln Nebraska UpI reports Nebraska Attorney General C C Sheldon holds township officers may be removed by recall. The opinion says statutes reference counties but treat townships as integral to county government, so recall applies. Rita Hruska of Ulysses faces ongoing budget and open meetings law issues as a state audit begins. Two resigning board members cited personal reasons, offering little detail.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
C. C. Sheldon
John G. Tomek
Butler County
Tomek
Attorney General's Office
Encoerard County
Rita Hruska
Ulysses
Leander Stara
Ken White
Sheldon
Nebraska
Hurska
Funeral Guests Gather in Silver Creek for Thelma House
Wednesday visitors at the Sutko home joined kin from Kansas City Tempe Kearney Omaha and Phoenix for Thelma House funeral in Silver Creek. Family members extended travels from Idaho and Arizona as stories of weddings and reunions surfaced, with varied departures noted.
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Silver Creek
Louis Stuko
Richard House
Kansas City
Doris Dewey
Tempe
Ariz
Gale Bertrand
Larry Tromke
Kearney
Gil Rude
Omaha
Thelma
Fred Grosch
Rupert
Ida
Don Thalton
Stevie
Ketchum
Fred Meyer Ome
Kenny Reed
Linda Gress
Palmer
Bob House
Phoenix
Brownsville
House
Thelma House
Town votes itself out of existence in Cohasset
Cohasset, Minnesota votes to unincorporate effective Nov. 21 and reunite with Bass Brook Township. Last mayor Diana Skelly cites state and federal demands, missing street and sewer upgrades, and heavy local taxes as motives while residents prepare six months of final affairs and a $48,000 annual budget closure.
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Cohasset
Mississippi River
Bass Brook
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Diana Skelly
Asiap
Arnold
Immanuel and Peace Sponsor Vacation Bible School
Immanuel Lutheran Church and Peace Lutheran Church co sponsor a ten day Bible School from June 2 to June 13 with classes 9 to 11 30 am. Nursery to primary meet at Immanuel North School 2520 28th Street while junior preteen and junior high meet at Peace Church 2720 28th Street. General superintendent Russ Aerni. Immanuel representative Mrs Dan Sanders and Peace representative Pastor Otto R Schlegelmilch. Age three to 13 invited to enroll.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Peace Lutheran Church
Immanuel North School
28Th Street
Russ'Aerni
Dan Sanders
Immanuel
Otto R. Schlegelmilch
Peace Congregation
Desert Delicacy in Desert Habitat
A desert ecosystem highlights cacti bearing carpie fruit that sustain desert creatures including humans. A towering cactus, sometimes reaching 50 feet, may shelter white throated wood rats at its base, illustrating the plant animal interdependence in arid regions.
Wheat as supplemental feed grain urged by Kansas expert
Kansas State University expert John Brethour at the Hays station urged feeders in the six Great Plains states to consider wheat as a supplemental feed grain this year. He warned the region could be 140 million bushels short of feed grains before fall harvest and recommended assessing how much wheat can be used, checking price and supply, and contracting part of summer needs.
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UPI
Kansas State University Experiment Station
John Brethour
Hays Station
Great Plains
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklahoma
Texas
Bretour
Brethour
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Ed Moehnsen
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al Aerni
Columbus
Tooker
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E & M Electric
Tast
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Petunias
Delaware
Tooleys
City of Columbus
Nebr
Larry H. Byrnes
Clara's Ceramics
Clara A. Mielak
25Th Avenue
Columbus Bank
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