Pupils Aid Week Observance with Open House Activities
Students and teachers from Highland Park School organized displays for Education Week open house. North School designed a metric workshop for parents while Junior High paired a dinner theater with music and a ninth grade vocal group Harmony performed.
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Highland Park School
North School
Janice Hueschen
Larr Beerbohm
Meridith Ernst
Rebecca Ekeland
Marguerite Souchek
Connie Hellbusch
Jurors Sequestered in Lynette Fromme Trial
Jurors in Lynette Fromme’s trial for attempting to assassinate President Ford have been sequestered for almost two weeks under constant guard. They live under strict rules with limited reading material, censored media, and two paid drinks nightly, while marshals monitor all news and visits.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
U.S. District Court
Thomas MacBride
Miss Fromme
U.S
John Virga
Charles Manson
Virga
Nebraska Congressman Pushes Probe Into IA Beef Packers
Rep. Charles Thone says bi partisan support exists on the House Agriculture Committee for some type of investigation into Iowa Beef Packers Inc. IBP faced stock trading delays on the NYSE amid reports of leadership changes and ties to Moe Steinman.
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United Press International
Nebraska
House Agriculture Committee
Iowa Beef Packers Inc
Charles Thone
Rneb
IBP
Walter Bodenstein
New York
Moe Steinman
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Bodenstein
Leroy S. Zider
Omaha Meat Packing
Zider
CIA plotted eight assassination attempts on Castro and Lumumba
A Senate report says the CIA planned attacks to kill Fidel Castro and Patrice Lumumba but produced no deaths. It details arms supplied to insurgents who killed leaders in the Dominican Republic, South Vietnam, and Chile, and notes presidents may bear ultimate responsibility for subordinates' actions.
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Washington
UPI
CIA
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Patrice Lumumba
Senate
Senate Intelligence Committee
Central Intelligence Agency
Castro
Dominican Republic
South Vietnam
Chile
Ford
United States
Dinates
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Nixon
Lumumba
Eisenhower
Nixon
Salvador Allende
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Dendalent Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nhu
Rene Schneider
Sukarno
Indonesia
Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier
Barry Goldwater
Rariz
John Tower
Rtex
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Blackmun Allows Limited Trial Disclosure in Nebraska Case
Supreme Court Justice Harry A. Blackmun ordered release of certain pretrial details in the Erwin Simants murder case from Sutherland Nebraska while blocking any confession or statements that could harm the accused. He criticized the district court order for overreach and said press freedom remains strong though some restricted facts may be restrained before trial. Simants is charged with murdering Henry Kellie, his wife, their son, and three grandchildren on October 18.
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Bodenstein
Moe Steinman
New York
IBP
Currier Holman
Thone
Agriculture Committee
John Melcher
Montana
Berkley Bedell
Iowa
Bedell
Sioux City
Nebraska
Dakota City
Werker
Steinman
Sol
Justice Department
Hollman
TBP
Iowa Beef
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Harry A. Blackmun
Sutherland, Neb
Blackmun
Erwin Simants
Lincoln County
Hugh Stuart
Stuart
Nebraska Supreme Court
District Court
Nebraska Press-Bar
State Supreme Court
State Court
Simants
Henry
Marie Kellie
New York Faces Pay Roll Crunch as City Delays Checks
New York City narrowly avoided missing a regular 127 million payroll after a last minute shift of 100 million from the teachers pension fund to the state and city. Comptroller Harrison Goldin delayed payroll distribution to banks closing time to ensure funds. Albany leaders discussed a 200 million tax package to satisfy President Ford and unlock federal aid. Mayor Beame secured Gov Carey support for a separate 150 million package to cover bills through November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodenstein
Justice Department
CP Sales Inc
Steinman
New York State
New York City
George Gamaldi
Pueblo International
S Hill Supermarkets
Gamaldi
New York
UPI
Teachers Pension Fund
Albany
Ford
Harrison Goldin
Goldin
Abraham Beame
Hugh Carey
Beame
Hearing Set on NFO Case in Nebraska
State Agriculture Director Glenn Kreuscher said the National Farmers Organization hearing on livestock dealers license status is rescheduled for December 4 at 10 a.m. at the agriculture department offices. The department contends the NFO should have a license and the group will explain why it does not.
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Glenn Kreuscher
National Farmers Organization
Agriculture Department
NFO
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Ronald Reagan
Death Valley
Federal Communications Commission
Reagan
FCC
Fromme
Neb
Emporia
Kan
Amarillo
Tex
Manhattan
Henry F. Werker
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