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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1975

Page

2

Warren Report and CIA probes stir election year debate

In a 1965 portrait cited by Gerald Ford and John Stiles, themes of the Warren Report and CIA inquiry resurface amid new CIA questions. Senator Schweiker notes political use of Watergate era scrutiny could smear Ford as a CIA link, while critics foresee ongoing controversy around the Dallas assassination legacy. The piece reflects on the long national debate that began after the 1963 crime.

Gerald R. Ford John R. Stiles Mr. Ford Stiles Ballantine Books Pemah Conmission John F. Kennedy Dallas Tex Warren

Reagan's decision Thursday may shape GOP race

Reagan weighs a presidential bid to challenge Ford with an expected Washington announcement. Democrats press Wallace on school choice while Wall street politicians weigh party plans as liberal meetings end in Baltimore. Fred Harris gains crowd enthusiasm though Udall and Bayh emerge as practical favorites.

Ira R. Allen United Press International George Wallace Ronald Reagan Reagan Oklahoma Washington Ford California Nelson Rockefeller Treasury John Connally Commerce Elliot Richardson Wallace NBC Meet the Press Baltimore Fred Harris Morris Udall Arizona Birch Bayh Indiana

Trevino donates prize money to Mexican orphanage

Lee Trevino after winning the Mexican Open with 275 donates the $8,000 prize to an orphanage run by an American priest in Mexico City. He praises Ernesto Perez Acosta who finished one stroke behind and notes Erenesto leads the Mexican team to the World Open in Thailand. Trevino expresses fondness for the country and its people.

Mexico City UPI Lee Trevino South Africa Trevino Tijuana Erenesto Perez- Acosta Erenesto Thailand

Platte College hosts Articulation Conference with area schools

Platte College hosted an all day articulation conference for high schools in the Central Technical Community College Area. Thirty representatives attended. Discussions covered campus changes, management by objectives, new programs, and instructional modes. Attendees toured the media center, labs, and secretarial areas.

Platte Technical Community College Central Technical Community College Joe Preusser Platte

North Dakotan Joins St. Edward Staff For Winter Term

Kathy Sayler will coach basketball and drivers education in St. Edward as the North Dakota educator works there from December 1 to February 27, bringing experience to the physical education program.

North Dakotan St. Edward Kathy Sayler

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