Ford's fair haired boy Rumsfeld shines in Washington
Donald Rumsfeld, 43, blends candor with pragmatism as Ford’s White House aide and former NATO ambassador. His career spans Congress, Nixon administration roles, and a path back to Washington to lead the staff. Prospects include possible future runs in Illinois or the Senate, with the governorship unlikely in 1976.
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Kent State fund row questions Methodist board role
Religion writer notes confusion over a Kent State due process fund tied to victims families. Taylor says the fund raised by direct mail to 555000 people used no denominational lists and did not take church money. Adams links board to the fund while defending propriety and adherence to Methodist principles.
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David City High crowns Homecoming King and Queen
At Friday night’s Homecoming game in David City Albion, Tom DeWispelare and Mary Martin were chosen as royalty by the student body. Attendants included Jim Haviena, Holly Lamprect, Ken Allen, and Peg Mohler as featured court. Last year’s royals Steve Crandell and Susie Mohler crowned the couple at halftime and a school gym dance followed.
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Mary Martin
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Holly Lamprect
Ken Allen
Peg Mohler
Steve Crandell
Susie Mohler
Albion
October spraying is best for weed control Authority
October spraying is best for control of dandelions musk thistle rosettes leafy spurge dog bane and all woody perennials biennials and annuals says Platte County Weed Control Authority superintendent David V Gilsdorf Pasture spraying is especially beneficial at this time Fall spraying is ideal due to warm weather and crops leaving fields early Infestations next year will be very heavy without adequate control Complete control for 1975 can be accomplished by late fall spraying Gilsdorf provides specific chemical formulas and application rates for musk thistles and dog bane notes aerial spraying may work for large areas but should be delayed in wooded areas until leaves fall and warns milk cows must be removed seven days after spraying while stock cattle may remain in treated areas
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Gilsdorf
Orphans and UFOs in TV Specials Contrast
Two CBS and NBC specials portray real life tales. Father Wasson builds an orphanage in Cuernavaca amid scarcity, while The UFO Incident features Barney and Betty Hill recounting their sighting under hypnosis. Jones and Parsons deliver strong work but the dialogue drags. Vermont borders are noted strangely at the end.
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NBC
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Estelle Parsons
Barney
Betty Hill
John G. Fuller
Barnard Hughes
Jones
Miss Parsons
Metamorphosis? Caterpillar's change into butterfly explored
A Thursday item notes that the transformation from caterpillar to butterfly is called metamorphosis. The short explanatory line highlights the classic term for this natural process with a nod to its scientific name.
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