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Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1975

Page

8

Notable Fordson son says attention follows him

Jack Ford, 23, son of President Ford, says moving to the White House increased female attention. In Food Housekeeping’s November issue he notes it’s common for young women to seek him out, but he values real person-to-person talks beyond the preconceived notions.

Ting New York UPI Jackford Ford White House Food Housekeeping Jack

Cub Pack 115 Holds First Meeting at St Bonaventure

Cub Pack 115 met at St Bonaventure Social Hall with three dens Eagles Ratsnakes and Panthers. Greg Bothe Mark Kosch Dave Kosch Mike Davis Ott Schaeffer Scott Engel reg McGillivray and Dickie Dil Souliere received pins and silver arrow to Saulire. Richard Novotny spoke as aries Stuart cubmaster Jean Wolfgram assistant submaster and Mrs. Charles Stuart awards chair introduced as den leaders.

Cub Pack St Bonaventure Eagles Panthers Greg Bothe Mark Kosch Dave Kosch Mike Davis Ott Schaeffer Scott Engel Reg McGillivray Dickie Dil Souliere Ars Tracy Lipperell Danny Korger Pategar Harold Ebel St. Ben's Intation Gerald Engel Richard Novotny Ebeles Aries Stuart Jean Wolfgram Charles Stuart Dennis Hansen New den

The Two Couple Not Wanted on Criminal Charges

Oregon police and Lincoln County officials say Marshall Herff Applewhite and Bonnie Lu Nettles, once called The Two, are not wanted on crime charges. The Houston pair led about 70 followers from several states to a planned voyage to a higher life, after recruiting in Waldport on Sept. 14. Applewhite had prior auto theft charges and Nettles a misuse of a credit card. both had jail time in Texas.

Portland Ure Marshall Herff Applewhite Bonnie Lu ‘Trusdale Nettles Houston Oregon Washington Texas California Colorado Wisconsin Arizona Canada Chicago Brownsville Tex Harlingen Applewhite Miss Nettles Applewhi St. Louis Melvin Gibson Oregon State Police

Wallace Outlines Trade Talks During Rome Visit

Alabama Governor George Wallace met Italian leaders and President Giovanni Leone in Rome on his first European factfinding trip. He planned to see Premier Aldo Moro but not Pope Paul VI, as U.S. Ambassador John Volpe hosted a briefing at the embassy and a lunch at Volpe's residence. Wallace and his family were sightseeing in light rain.

Home Alabama George Wallace Italy Giovanni Leone Wallace Europe U.S Aldo Moro Pope Paul VI John A. Volpe Brussels Leone Quirinale Palace Volpe's Cornelia

Temin divides cancer debate Nobel winner sees limits

Madison WI (UPI) University of Wisconsin professor Howard Temin, a Nobel laureate in physiology and medicine, says his chicken virus research has not found human cancer causes but points scientists toward preventing cancer. He argues most human cancers are not caused by infectious viruses and urges stronger controls on asbestos and smoking. He lauds progress while stressing the need for novel ideas and prevention.

Madison, Wis UPI University of Wisconsin Howard M. Temin Temin David Baltimore Massachusetts Institute of Technology Renato Dulbecco Imperial Cancer Research Laboratory London Temlin Baltimore Dulbecco National Cancer Institute

Kissinger sent to China to prep for visit and new Sino relations

President Ford dispatches Secretary Kissinger to China to set the stage for his own trip and a new chapter in Sino-American ties, per administration sources. The plan stresses potential meetings with Mao Tse-tung and Chou En-lai amid aging leaders and uncertain talks. Washington weighs expectations as Peking exchanges mix Maoist rhetoric with blunt diplomacy.

Richard H. Growald UPI Ealitor Washington Ford Henry A. Kissinger China Peking Richard M. ‘Nixon Communist Party Mao Tse-tung Chou En-lai Kissinger Mao Chou Nixon Soviet Union State Department

Stockville Crash Fatality After Car Collides With Gravel Truck

A Stockville resident was killed when the car he was driving collided with a gravel truck. The crash investigation is ongoing as authorities determine exact causes and determine if any charges will follow.

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