Peron's Return Sparks Jitters Across Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires braces for Juan Peron as exile ends with a Friday arrival at Beizía International Airport. Military orders seal the airport and city, a nationwide holiday declared, and transport restrictions limit movement while crowds gather and authorities deploy. Police fire blanks to disperse students as two million union members pledge street protests.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Peron
Beeiza International
Rome
T Hey
National Transport Board
Ams
Hus Yines Fron
Buens Aires
Sary
General Baler Confederation
North Atlantic Allies invite Soviets to talks
NATO nations invite the Soviet Union and Warsaw Pact to begin talks on European security and mutual force reductions. Western officials say talks may occur in Switzerland with venues like Lausanne Bern or Geneva mentioned. Helsinki talks on security also open in November.
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North Atlantic
Brussels
Europe
Orelgn
Walter Scheel
West Germany
Bonn
United States
Western Alliance
Soviet Union
Switzerland
Lausanne
Bern
Geneva
East Germany
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
North Atlantic’ Treaty Organization
Russia
Nixon
Moscow
NATO
Helsinki
Canada
Youth pleads guilty to assault charge
An 18 year old Omaha youth Donald Johnson pleaded guilty to assault charges connected to the beating of three Omaha North High School students. A pre sentence investigation was ordered. Four other youths Reginald McCowan Ronnie Finley Arles Ware and Michael Austin age 16 are set for preliminary hearings November 21 in Omaha Municipal Court on three counts each of assault with intent to commit great bodily harm.
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Omaha
Neb
Touglas County
Omaha North
Donald Johnson
Douglas County District Court
Omaha Municipal Court
Reginald McCowan
Ronnie Finley
Arles Ware
Michael Austin
Fanner Shakeup Sends Flutters Through Agriculture Dept
President Nixon plans to reshuffle the federal bureaucracy trigger jitters in the Agriculture Department. Secretary Earl Butz faces resignation questions as 63 USDA officials are asked to submit letters. White House decision due by mid December.
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Washington
Nixon
Department of Agriculture
Agriculture
Earl
Bulz
White House
Bute
USLA
Pranger
USDA
Mie
Linge J. P. Campoesch
US Forest Service
Agricultural Research Service
Prenger
Butz
Officlal x
Othos
Congress
Retired giraffe Suzy heads to Florida for sunlit days
Venice Florida reports Susie the giraffe from Ringling Bros. retires after a long life beyond typical length. Suzy travels 1500 miles in a flatbed wagon to a 20 foot high enclosure near the animal sanctuary, with keepers noting she has deserved a rest and enjoys garlic, apples, hay and carrots.
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Venice
Fla
Bua
Florida
Suny
Breen Circus
New York
Chuck MetWilliams
Suzy
McWilliams
Suy
Igfeetta
Ringling Bros. Barnum & Bailey Circus
Blacksey Square Garden
Suffern
Rick Hansier
Jush Obi
Hansier
Sunshine State
Devs
Lancaster County plans experiment with punch card voting
Lancaster County election officials will test a punch card voting method in upcoming elections. Election Commissioner Till Davidson announced a contract with Computer Sections Systems of Berkeley California for use of its automatic machines in the city primary in April and the city general in May. The system mirrors and improves on the May 1968 Lincoln primary machines.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lancaster County
Till Davidson
Comporter Section Systems
Berley
Calif
Davison
Bush to Address Omaha Rotary Luncheon at Fontenelle
Ned Speaker announces George Bush United Nations ambassador will speak Friday at 12 30 p m luncheon of the Omaha Bar Association at the Fontenelle Hotel in Omaha Nebraska with attendees expected from civic groups and government offices.
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Omaha
Ned
Iap
George Bush
United Nations
Fillon Hotel
Laird predicts hopeful peace path in Vietnam and world
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird told AP editors he is hopeful and confident Nixon's foreign policy leads to lasting peace in Vietnam and globally. He cited the Nixon doctrine of helping allies help themselves and a shift from policing to partnership, and noted domestic policy aims like tax sharing reflect national trust in local officials and citizens. He said he plans to resign in January after helping move the nation toward a peacetime economy and reduced war emphasis.
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Kansas City
Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
Vietnam
Congress
Laird
Associated Press
United States
America
Amey
Drallees
Tienant
Aul
Livsard Negatiae
Ion
Kellogg union vote on tentative contract in Omaha plant
Kellogg Co and the Grain Millers Union reach a tentative agreement after talks since last August. Local 30 president Tdy Hansen says members will vote at a Millard meeting amid ongoing pickets as terms remain unsettled. Disputes over spoilage payments and procedural issues linger as talks continue.
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Omatia
Neb
Yale
Kellogg Co
Grain Millers Union
Ttdy Hansen
Grain Millers
Omaha
Wal Il
Transen
Kellogg's
J. Hansen
Heath eyes new peace talks in Northern Ireland
Prime Minister Edward Heath travels to Stormont to press a fresh round of talks aimed at reshaping Northern Ireland’s government. He meets Labour industrial and religious leaders, seeks to shift momentum toward a political settlement, and plans discussions with political delegations amid guarded security and protests.
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Tblast
Edward Heath
Northern Ireland
Heath
Lonton
Stormont Castle
Keith
William Cardinal Conway
All Ireland
Welsh Republican Army
William Craig
Willam Whitelaw
Britain
Chick
Covernment
Preacihes
Lorton
Irish Republic
Jacobsen elected chairman of Nebraska Library Association
Jacobsen, director of Columbus Public Library, was elected chairman of the Public Library Section at the 74th Nebraska Library Convention in Kearney. He succeeds Shirley Flack of Scottsbluff Public Library. Other officers named were Lynn Lindsay, vice chairman, and Melba Herrmann, secretary. The theme was Libraries: People serving people with keynote by Bill Cunningham of Howard University.
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Win. Jacobsen
Columbus
Howard University
Washington, D.C
Erwin IL+ Goltenstein
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
Borje -Luxburg
Washington State University
Robert Kemper
Nebraska Library Commission
Kemper
Nebraska
Jacobsen
Hansen Elliott
Columbus Flies Library Board
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National Association of State and Land Grant Colleges
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