Bomb Plot by Weather Underground at U.S. Capitol
Rolling Stone reports the 1971 Capitol bombing was assembled in an unused room by Weather Underground members. They describe placing explosive material, a failed first attempt, and a later successful second blast that caused 300000 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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San Francisco
UPL
U.S. Capitol
Weather Underground
Rolling Stone
Hay
Capitol
Rowing Stone
Bernardine Dobin
Bill Ayers
Cathy Wilkerson
Jeff Jones
Kathy Boudin
Jones
Congress
Nixon
Vietnam
Wey
Refugees head home on Thuong Tin voyage from Agana
More than 1,500 South Vietnamese refugees cheered as the Thuong Tin ship sailed from Agana Guam with 1,546 would be repatriates despite Saigon's hesitation. U.S. officials offered aid if needed, while 28 opted to stay in the United States and 51 were already aboard from the mainland. Saigon criticized the voyage for sailing without Communist approval amid fears of spies.
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Agana
Guan
UPI
Horn
Thuong ‘Tin
Guam
Philippine Sea
Saigon
United Nations Committee On Refugees
Mindingo
Philippines
U.S
United States
South Vietnam
Comeburist
Zion Ladies Aid Celebrates 50 Years at Zion Lutheran
PLATIE CENTER The Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid of Grand Prairie marked its fiftieth anniversary after morning worship and coffee as Bugeng Goring presented. The program followed a noon potluck dinner prepared by the Labhor League. The group organized on Sept. 24, 1925, with 12 charter members and a constitution adopted Oct. 1 at Mrs. Phillip Goering’s home. Through the decades the society hosted the annual mission festival, supported church and mission work, and since 1971 produced about 100 quilts, two layettes, and many dozens of bandages. Current leaders are Mrs. Glen Guering president, Mrs. Edward Hassebrook vice president, Mrs. Dorothy Lichtenfeld secretary, and Mrs. Alvin Janssen treasurer.
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Platie Center
Ziom Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
Zion Lutheran Chapel of
Grand Prairie
Bugeng Goring
Labhor League
W. Lobsein
Mines
W. Lobreth
Phillip Goering
Louie Gehring
Henry Gewing
H. G. Goering
William Goering
Tony Hassebrook
Fred Borchers
George
John
Georg Hassera Gelring
Glen Guering
Edward Hassebrook
Dorothy Lichtenfeld
Alvin Janssen
Psychiatrist Kubler-Ross says people don’t die
Detroit report on Dr Elizabeth Kubler-Ross, author of On Death and Dying, claiming life continues after death. She cites interviews with hundreds declared legally dead who revived, describing floating above bodies and peaceful afterlife experiences. She asserts life after death and the lack of fear among the revived.
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Detroit
UPT
Elisabeth Kubler-Koss
Medical Specialism
Children's Hospital
Ross
Dr. Ross
Fords Celebrate 27th Anniversary at White House
President and Mrs. Ford marked their 27th wedding anniversary with a puffet dinner including beef stew with walnuts and sherbet anniversary cake. The White House said the couple, married three weeks before he was first elected to Congress from Grand Rapids Michigan, hosted about 32 friends.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
White House
Fords
Congress
Grand Rapids
Mich
Final Watergate report details grounds for indictment doubts
The 277 page final Watergate report says prosecutors were on firm legal ground for indicting Nixon but feared Supreme Court rejection while he was president. It notes 63 named men convicted of illegal campaign contributions, but key evidence remains sealed to allow rebuttal. It cites unresolved gaps in the White House tape and questions over the Luxembourg ambassadorship sale linked to a 200,000 Nixon contribution.
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Washington
UPI
Watergate
Richard Nixon
Ford
Nixon
Supreme Court
White House
Howard Hughes
Charles G
Bebe” Rebozo
Luxembourg
Ruth Farkas
Schmit critiques grain sales and state spending
State Sen. Loran Schmit warned grain producers lose support if sales to overseas markets are led by nonagricultural interests. He urged the National Conference of State Legislators to press the State Department to avoid being the main overseas grain broker and called for a meeting with the Russia negotiating team to convey farmers’ views. He also blasted the Liquor Control Commission for a 5100,000 remodeling bill, saying funds should have gone to enforcement and he plans to seek reports before deciding on further action.
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Bellwood
Neb
UPI
Loran Schmit
Schmit
United States
National Conference of State
State Department
Russia
Liquor Control Commission
Lincoln
Liquor Commission
Upshaw eyes politics after Raiders career in Oakland
Gene Upshaw, star Oakland Raiders guard, plans a political future after football. He grew up near Corpus Christi and Robstown, Texas, rose to fame at Texas A&I, and now backs Democrats while advocating for Oakland’s Black community. He aims to serve in the California Assembly, leveraging his public profile and political involvement. He owns The Patio and Appie's with his brother Marvin.
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Murray Clareman
Oakland
Calif
INRA
West Quiland
Gene Upshaw
Gene
Ony
Elgha
Oakland Raiders
West Oakland
Coliseum
Upshaw
Raiders
South
Texas
Lille
Robstown
Corpus Christi
Allstar
Texas A&i
Kingsville
Gil. Steinke
Marvin
Kansas City Chiefs
Patio
Appie’s
Green Bay
San Francisco
New York
Sacramento
Brown
Mortons Attend Family Dinner in Platte Center and Osceola
Mr and Mrs Hobart Morton and family attended a family dinner Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Don Schoonover with Kathy and Sherry. The Schoonovers recently moved to Nebraska from Los Angeles. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gene Mohnsen and family of York and Greg Liebig of St John Vianney Seminary in St Paul Minnesota stayed with the Liebigs in Osceola.
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