Air pollution may aid crops say Irish agronomist
Joseph L. Myler reports from Washington on P. K. Hanley of Johnstown Castle in Ireland arguing that sulfur dioxide from pollution has unintentionally benefited crop nutrition. The piece notes a paradox: reducing pollution could limit sulfur inputs to soils, while steadily removing some benefits of air pollution may raise questions for fertilizer producers and agricultural policy.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
United States
P. K. Hanley
Hanley
Soils Divison
Agricultural Institute
Johnstown Castle Agricultural College
Wexford
Ireland
American Association
Ietter
Red Chinese diplomacy at United Nations gains cautious reach
Foreign News Analyst notes China steps into UN arena with cautious expansion of contacts and aid. It votes with many members on issues including Rhodesia embargo warnings and atmospheric nuclear tests. Beijing projects influence in the Third World and seeks regional ties in Africa, Asia, and the Middle East.
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Phil Newsom
UPI
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Fale
U.N
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France
Frater
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United Nations
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George
Yugoslavia
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South Yemen
Oman
Persian Gulf
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Asia
Peru
Chile
Latin America
Prens
Heya
Subscription notice for Columbus Nebraska newspaper era
Published each evening except sanders and holidays. Second class postage paid in Columbus Nebraska. Subscription rates by carrier in Columbus $2 per year. By mail in Platte Gooce Merrick Nance Pele cymnlies $19.00. By mail elsewhere in Nebraska and other states $17. SBper Year. Change of address subscribers should notify promptly to ensure delivery.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Colembus
Beemoan
Mall
Platte
Gooce
Juljerr Calfax
Merrick
Nance
Pele
Wall
Telegram Schedule Note From Sissino
Telegram shows GSta741 between 6 and 6 39. On Saturdays schedule tight from 3 to 3 30 D.
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Sissino
Anti rustler drive targets candy wrapper culprits
In Wolverhampton England vigilantes plan an all out drive at the Grand Theater to stop candy wrapper rustlers. Theater official Robert Smith laments noisy audiences while a local team hopes to catch culprits and restore theater silence.
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Wolverhampton
England
UPI
Sean
Robert Smith
Montana couple killed in plane crash near Broadus
A light plane crash near Broadus Montana killed Dr William Barelman 45 and his wife Betty 44 of Lewistown while returning from a Thanksgiving visit in Wisner Nebraska. Their two daughters Sue 17 and Carol were hospitalized with injuries. Sue in serious condition in Rapid City hospital and Carol in satisfactory condition.
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Broadus
Mont
UPI
Here
Lewistown
William Barelman
Betty
Rapid City
D. D
Tewistown
U.S. 212
Winvles
Sue Barelman
Carol Barelman
Wisner
Neb
Astrological Forecast From Sidne Forecas
Astrological forecast for March 2 to April 12 shows Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, and Pisces each facing warning, opportunity, or growth. Readers should note conflicts, aids, and new connections influencing near-term plans and personal influence.
Washington window faces debate on campaign funding
Washington report notes a 1962 presidential commission warned against public funding of elections and urged tax incentives for private contributions. Democrats push taxpayer checkoff while Republicans warn of a potential veto and prefer incentives over Treasury financing.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
UPI
John F. Kennedy
National Democratic Party
Lawrence F. O'Brien
National Party
Democratic National Committee
O'Brien
Congress
Treasury
Senate
Nellie Ross Celebrates 95th Birthday Today
Nellie Ross the first woman governor and first woman U.S. Mint director turns 95. Born near St Joseph Missouri she moved to Wyoming and served as governor from 1925. Her husband William Bradford Ross died before the 1924 election. She was appointed Mint director in 1933 by Franklin D Roosevelt, serving until 1953.
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Washington
UPI
United States
Nellie Ross
Ross
US Mint
St. Joseph
Wyoming
Tig
U.S. Mint
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winter storms coat nation with heavy snow across regions
United Press International reports stacked snows sweeping the country as two winter storms push through the East Central Great Plains and Midwest. Iowa and Missouri see four to seven inches, with blizzardlike conditions and slick roads causing accidents. Sioux Falls and Aberdeen report several inches while Nebraska sees a fatal crash blamed on ice. A United Airlines flight slides off a Des Moines runway but no injuries occur. A second storm hits the West, bringing snow warnings to mountains, while Southeast experiences showers and thunderstorms and Gulf Coast remains chilly.
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United Press International
Great Plains
Midwest
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Waterloo
Columbia
Nebraska
South Dakota
Highway Patrol
U.S. 14
Huron
Pierre
Aberdeen
Sioux Falls
United Air Lines Flight 431
Des Moines
Denver
Mandat
Kulispell
Mont
Salt Lake City
Utah
Gulf Coast
Stull to complete filing today for renomination
State Sen. Leslie Stull of Alliance was expected to complete his filing for renomination at the secretary of state office. He represents the 49th District including Box Butte Grant Sheridan and Sioux counties, and is 63, in the third year of his first term in the Legislature.
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Lincoln
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