Women Made strides as France hosts Paris congress
Four hundred women and girls from across France will march into Versailles for a three day congress organized by Elle to discuss women's rights and equality. Roundtables in 22 cities reveal a shift from traditional roles toward economic independence and legal reform, with government hinting at a new women’s information center.
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Lille
Nice
Bowen
Rouen
Dijon
Gins
Grenoble
Jacques Baumel
Jacques Chaban-Delmas
Russell Moomaty
Area First
France
Wesleyan symposium on Free Enterprise scheduled Friday
Lincoln and Omaha business leaders along with several high school students will join Nebraska Wesleyan University for a symposium titled Free Enterprise Can it Survive Friday. Speakers include IP Anderson of Guarantee Mutual Life Omaha Dr Lewis Harris of Harris Laboratories Lincoln Dale Kolste of Northern Natural Gas and Paul Amen of National Bank of Commerce Lincoln. Participating high schools are Lincoln Northeast Lincoln Southeast Lincoln East Lincoln High Pius X Beatrice Ralston Millard Papillion and Bellevue.
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UPI
Omaha
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Anderson
The
Guarantee Mutual Life of
Lewis Harris
Harris Laboratories Inc
Dale Kolste
Northern Natural Gas Co
Paul Amen
National Bank of Commerce
Lincoln Northeast
Lincoln Southeast
Lincoln East
Lincoln High
Pias X of Lincoln
Hellevue, Ralston, Millard, Papillion and
Beatrice
Edison’s First Patent Aimed At Congress Vote Recorder
The inventor Thomas Edison developed an electrical vote counting device for use in Congress but it failed to attract interest. The early invention sought to modernize parliamentary voting despite lacking immediate adoption or enthusiasm from lawmakers.
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Thomas Edison
Congress
Old newspaper text on subscriptions and mailing details
Publication notes list subscription rates and addresses with scattered names and places. It mentions Columbus and various locations, but the lines are garbled. The text hints at a change of address process and periodical mailing details without coherent full facts.
Propane Patrol Car Tested Against Gasoline Ford
Columbus police completed a five month test comparing a propane powered patrol car with a gasoline Ford. The propane vehicle logged 19 982 miles and used 2477 gallons of fuel at a total cost of 689 53 including maintenance. The gasoline car traveled 21 954 miles using 2233 gallons and maintenance cost 503 83. Propane fuel cost 5741 48 versus 581 51 for gasoline. Assistant Chief said propane showed less engine carbon in city driving and less pollution, no plan to convert other cars, but maintain the test vehicle. Also noted is Little Biomed Island as the farthest northwestern U S land near USSR boundary.
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Columbus Polles
Nea Dram
Uproar Over Nobel Prize Solzhenitsyn Hints at Departure
Foreign commentary notes controversy over Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn winning the Nobel Prize. He mentions possibly traveling to Stockholm to collect it, while Soviet rules require nine months’ notice for departure. Officials hint he may be allowed a passport but not guaranteed return. The piece also covers NATO diplomacy, church relations with East Germany, and labor action debates.
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Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn
Solzhes Witsyn
Stockham
Ingotar
Ite
Salzhehitsyn
Solaventtaya
Wall Street Daze as Treasuries Loom in 1874 Forecast
Wall Street analysts warn that fears of rising interest rates next year persist despite recent rate cuts. They cite the Treasury’s borrowing needs in 1874 and Geneva Motors issues as key factors. Consumers are expected to save more and spend less in early 1977, with unemployment pressures ongoing. Institutional investors reportedly sold stocks amid a broader market downturn and tax-loss selling.
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New York
UPL
Treasury
Vedaneseng
Muse
Geneva Motors
Halsey, Start & Co
Gibbous Moon Term Origins Explored
The article examines the term gibbous moon, tracing origins to the Italian word pikoso and the idea of a moon that is more than half full. It discusses linguistic roots and variations in usage related to moon phases.
Sausage Skins Stolen From Local Factory Break-in
Thieves broke into the Lewis and Dicking Lid factory early Wednesday and stole seven miles of sausage skin, each 00-yard length valued at 081 dollars though useless except for sausage making, according to a company spokesman. The text also oddly mentions the whooping crane as the North American bird.
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Kidper Ministir
Boglind
Lewis and Dicking
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