Schlesinger outlines using tactical nuclear weapons
Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger presented a three point plan to use tactical nuclear arms in Europe to blunt a Warsaw Pact attack. He warned first use carries escalation risks and should be used only if conventional defeat would be worse. The report to Congress outlined artillery, missiles, and other arms to shock, deter, and potentially force negotiations while avoiding full nuclear war.
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Washington
UPI
Defense
James R. Schlesinger
Congress
Western
Europe
Schlesinger
NAO
NATO
Senate
House Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committee
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Nationale
Warsaw Pact
Tooker tours London Paris on college study tour
Jerry Tooker led a Kearney State College group on a three week study tour to London England and Paris France focusing on industry and manufacturing. Weekend visitors to Richard Kula residence included David Govern and Debbie Hess of Kansas. A surprise birthday party for Don Klassen drew guests including Bruce Frizzell Richard Klassen Earl Klassen Sr Vance Condon Sheri Peterson Don Jones and Arthur Sims of Idaho visiting Gilbert Bialas family.
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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 Sr
Vance Condon
Township officers may be removed by recall in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska residents learn that the attorney general's office holds township officers may be removed by recall. The opinion by C C Sheldon says township officers are county officers for recall purposes. Rita Hruska of Ulysses faced scrutiny, while Leander Starn and Ken White resigned amid tension. A state audit of township records has begun and White cited personal friction as a reason.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPL
C. C. Sheldon
John G. Tomek
Butler County
Tomek
Tuw
Attorney General’s
Seward County
Sheldoc
Sheldon
Iurska
Visit Wednesday in Sutko home for funeral
Wednesday visitors to the Louis Sutko home included Richard and Mrs. House and family of Kansas City, Doris Dewey of Tempe, Gale Bertrand and sons, Larry Tromke and daughter of Kearney, and Gil Rude of Omaha for Thelma House's funeral in Silver Creek. Additional relatives joined from Idaho and Arizona. Mrs. House returned to Phoenix after the services.
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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 House
Fred Grosch
Rupert
Ida
Don Thalton
Stevie
Ketchum
Fred Meyer
Kenny Reed
Linda Gross
Palmer
Bob House
Phoenix
Brownsville
House
Noris Dewey
Cohasset votes itself out of existence in Minnesota
Cohasset, Minnesota voters approved unincorporation effective Nov 21 rejoining Bass Brook Township. Last mayor Diana Skelly cited zoning flood insurance and unpaid street and sewer needs as pressures. The 535 residents faced about 40000 annual budget duties as the town winds down over six months.
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Cohasset
Minn
Mississippi River
Bass Brook
Grand Rapids
Minnesota
Diana Skelly
Arnold
Armold
Immanuel and Peace Sponsor Vacation Bible School
Immanuel Lutheran Church and Peace Lutheran Church co sponsor a ten day Vacation Bible School from June 2 to June 13. Classes run 9 to 11 30 a m with nursery kindergarten and primary at Immanuel North School 2520 28th Street and junior preteen and junior high at Peace Lutheran Church 2720 28th Street. Russ Aerni is general superintendent Mrs Dan Sanders represents Immanuel and Pastor Otto R Schlegelmuth represents Peace. Theme is I promise Children aged three to thirteen may enroll.
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Immanuel Luthéran Church
Peace Lutheran Church
Timmanuel North School
28Th Street
Russ Aerni
Dan Sanders
Immanuel Congregation
Otto R. Schlegelmith
Peace Congregation
Desert Delicacy and Desert Giants Support Wildlife
In the desert landscape cacti bear edible fruit and offer shelter for a diverse community including humans. A towering guarowhich can reach fifty feet may shelter white throated wood rats at its base, illustrating how flora supports fauna in arid regions.
Wheat as supplemental feed grain urged for 1975
Kansas State University livestock expert John Brethour says the Great Plains may face a large feed grain shortfall this fall. He advises feeders to assess how much wheat can be used, check prices and secure a portion of summer needs, as April stocks show a large drop from 1974. Delaware note references independence war history.
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Columbus
Thebasic Celumbus
Hays. Kan
Kansas State University Experiment Station
John Brethour
Hays Station
Great Plains
Kansas
South Dakota
Nebraska
Colorado
Oklaloma
Texas
Bretnour
Brethour
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Leigh
Ed. Moehnsen
Moehnsen
al Aerni
Tooker
E & M Electric
16Th Ave
Sutko
Petunias
Delaware
Tooleys
City of Columbus
Nebr
Larry H. Byrnes
Clara‘s Ceramics
Clara A. Miclak
25Th Avenue
Buss Auction & Realty Company
11Th Street
Columbus, Nebr
August Runge, Jr. and
Henry Buss
Columbus Bank
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