Inside-out A playful take on who is in or out in Washington
A UPI column parodies political labels by mapping who is in or out on issues from China to busing to economic controls. It notes Kissinger Rogers Connally and Agnew in varied states while mentioning the Vietnam War, wage limits, and campaign spend limits as examples of shifting labels.
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Washington
UPI
China
Mainland
Kissinger
Peking
Pakistan
Rogers
Supreme Court
Rep. Poll
Virginia
Labor Department
Treasury
John Connally
Agnew
Washington Senators
Zurich
Nixon
Ames
Pal
Taurus
Okderdividual
Gemin
Cerralion
Sypitarius
Froin
Gilthy
Huttig
Perton
Aquarius
Gan
Cepricorn
Lona
Gemini
Leo
Sanitarius
Pat Boone tours with five daughters in family concert
Hollywood reports Pat Boone is starring with his wife Shirley and four daughters Cherry Mindy Debby Laury in a family concert act. The group, taught by their mother, performs close harmony and religious songs, with Boone joking about playing father and comedian. Lisa Presley is contrasted as Elvis’s wife and daughter.
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Vernon Scott
UPI
Hollywood Correspondent
Hollywood
UPD
Pat Boone
Livis Presley
Pat
Elvis
Shirley
Cherry
Mindy
Debby
Laury
Presley
Priscilla
Lisa
Eddie Foy Boone
Eddie Foy
Beverly Hills
Fiapa
Boone
Hollywood Baw
King Sisters
Mollywood
MGM
Lisa Presley
Dinah Shore
Hill to address electrical group meeting in Columbus
D. W. Hill general manager of the Nebraska Public Power District will speak at the 19th annual meeting of the Nebraska Chapter Western Section International Association of Electrical Inspectors. The event October 14 and 16 at Elks Country Club features a Thursday dinner highlight and Friday sessions on mobile home specifications, Nebraska licensing law, the 1971 National Electric Code preview, and eight panel discussions on code field problems.
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D. W. Hill
Nebraska Public Power District
Nebraska
International Association of Electrical Inspectors
Elks Country Club
Columbus
Till
American Public Power Association
Subscriptions Rates and Address Change Notice
The Columbus Telegram reports subscription rates delivered by carrier in Columbus at 2.00 per month and by mail in Florida, Nebraska counties at 19.60 per year. Nebraska addresses cost 17.00 per year. Change of address notices should be sent promptly to the local postmaster and the Columbus Telegram with the old and new details.
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Columbus
Nebrasca
Cokmbus
Flaile
Bécre
Buiter
Colfax
tAerrick
Nance
Mai
Habraske
Focal Postmatter
Columbus Telegram
Occult Conference Planned at Schuyler Center
A Christian occult conference will be hosted this weekend at the Christian Renewal Center in Schuyler. Featured speakers include Marvin and C K McElheran of Outreach for Christ in Nord Platte, with McElheran described as counselor, Bible teacher and author of Let the Oppressed Go Free. Dr Robert Walker calls him a man of great faith. Sessions begin at 7 0.
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McEsheran
Charles
Dorothy Schmitt
Grand Rapids, Minn
Wayne Bushahda
Tulsa
Oklo
Couples Tour Brownville Homes In Fall Festival
Mr. and Mrs. I Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stevens of Bellevue were weekend guests. They joined four Brownville Victorian homes opened for the annual fall festival by the Brownville Historical Society and Brownville Fine Arts Association. En route home they visited Auburn at the Stevens daughter Lambert Blecha’s house.
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Leigh
I. Nelson
Robert 4. Stevens
Bellevue
Stewo
Brownville
Brownville Historical Society
Brownville Fine Arts Association
Auburn
Stevens
Lambert Blecha
Legal files go up in smoke
A court clerk in Brussels was jailed after authorities said he burned a number of legal files. Investigators sift through ashes to determine how many court cases were destroyed and assess possible harm to the justice process.
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Brussels
UPD
Cewt
Love, not punishment deters crime says ex-warden
Clinton Duffy, former San Quentin warden, told California students that love and family discipline prevent crime. He urged communities to address problem children early and criticized capital punishment as an inadequate remedy.
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Sporan
Wash
UPI
California
Clinton Duffy
Duffy
Swarden
San Quentin
San Francisco
Dolly
Asone
Justice Douglas pushes for more Supreme Court hearings
Justice Douglas, age 72, urges the court to tackle more work amid a growing docket and two vacancies. The court reviewed nearly 70 cases but agreed to hear only 18, rejecting several activist positions he's supported.
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Douglas
Supreme Court
Washington
UPN
Justce
William
New York
Attina Styte
Thhey
California
Hugo L. Black
John M. Harlan
Gldes
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Black
Warren Court
Bart Warren
William J. Brennan Jr
Thurgood Marshall
Brennan
Llas
Cou
Univer
Barnacles Found Clinging to Penguins and Giants
A fragment notes barnacles attach to penguins and large sea creatures including seas turtles. The tiny crustaceans are described as hitching to various marine hosts, with mention of their minute size and unusual distribution in a sparse, OCR-muted passage.
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Abe
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