Agnew blasts Humphrey in Florida campaign stop
Vice President Spiro Agnew defended Lyndon Johnson against a Humphrey accusation that Johnson was paranoid about the Vietnam War. In Jacksonville he criticized Humphrey as a political “tencaat of the year” and tied Governor Claude Kirk to his own political image while noting a Windermere news conference and Orlando rally.
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Telegram newspaper subscription rates and changes
Published each evening except Sunday. Subscription by carrier in Columbus and surrounding counties is 2.00 per month. Mail rates set for Nebraska counties and other states, 9.15 per year. Change of address instructions require notice to the postmaster and Telegram staff with the new address.
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Astrological Forecast For All Zodiac Signs Various Errors
Forecast pieces advise Taurus money focus and creative approach while Gemini should voice feelings. Cancer runs discreetly behind scenes with civic ties, Leo seeks genuine connections and resource answers. Libra plans journeys and constructive trends, Scorpio aims to save, Sagittarius emphasizes listening and legal review. Capricorn urges steady pace, Aquarius weighs personal traits, Pisces promises home improvements and study. Birthday note hints recognition and personal growth.
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Horoscope for October 18 Astrological Sun Signs Preview
Sunday forecast offers Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces with vague guidance on relationships, diligence, and personal growth. It stresses avoiding arrogance, handling pressure, and pursuing creative approaches while noting confidence, harmony, and self direction on birthdays.
Area youths seek honors in Nebrask music auditions
David City High School students competed in auditions for the Nebrask Music Educators Clinic to be held in Grand Island, aiming for the Al Nebraska Tone Band and the Nebraska Honor Choir. Contestants named include Mary Armagast, Julia Schroeder, Vickie Schroeder, Maureen Tomek, Dixie Wrede, Janet Newsom, Cindy Schroeder, Nancee Franta, LeAnn Dillison, Lavlen Connery, Jim Eberly, and Ray Zeilinger. Results expected within two weeks per instructor Mrs. Carat Pohl.
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Lavlen Connery
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The Dark Ages Overview in European History
The Dark Ages describe a European intellectual era from the early 6th century to the end of the 11th century, marking a transition between late antiquity and the high medieval period. It encompasses shifts in learning, culture, and governance across various regions and societies.
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