Market summary of Omaha livestock prices and futures
Omaha livestock quotations show hogs moderately active with varied prices across weights, cattle testing limited by market conditions, cows and vealers mixed, and receipts projected around 1,400 cattle and calves, 4,500 hogs, 100 sheep. Eggs and poultry prices steady. Chicago futures list live cattle hogs and pork bellies with mixed highs and lows for nearby contracts.
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Omaha Livestock
Omaha
Neb
USDA
Wdaloo
Livestock Futures Chicago
Chicago Mercantle Exchange
Remetyy Tokorars Sired Oid At Well
Ined pebacemers report a strange incident at a well where an oid was found. The event includes sired relations and the involvement of well operators in Tokorars with local witnesses noting unusual behavior. Further verification is pending from officials.
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Pebacemers
Tokorars
Reunion and weddings span multiple Nebraska towns
The clipping lists attendances at a Beatrice reunion with guests from Abilene Lincoln Seneca Bellwood and more. It notes a Hastings wedding of Debbie Romshek and Dennis Hoagland and visits by numerous families including Pugh Perry Lostroh Loomis Hoshern and Hicks. Details cover travel between Bellwood Hastings Grand Island and Lincoln with several family connections and notables.
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Bellwood
Frank Stemper
Stemper
Beatrice
Lena Andrews
Robert Kooser
Abilene
Seneca
Burchard
Lincoln
Charles Smith
Glenn Forre
Henry Romshek
Tom Forre
Denaki Peterman
Columbus
Debbie Romshek
Dennis Hoagland
Hastings
Mike Pugh
Port Charlotte
Fla
Des Loomis
Grand Island
Johm Hoshern
Bill Teeple
California
Harry Bauer
Fremont
Anna West
J.B. Allis
Lexas
Lole Hicks
Robert Hicks Ard
James Cocks
Ruth Cockson
Dennis Klewom
Ken Schroeder
Schroeder
Cy Eee
Vali
Am Smith
Cte
Ptrk and
Ster
Forbes
N.D
Kansas
College
East Germany wins U.S. recognition and embassies planned
East Germany celebrates diplomatic recognition by the United States, with John Sherman Cooper named as the anticipated first American ambassador to the GDR and Herbert Suess named ambassador to the United States. Berlin hosts an exchange of envoys as talks proceed on broader Western ties.
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Berlin
Eet Gantt Rcce
United
United States
Europe
West Germany
Germany
Plan
Union
West Berlin
Berlin Wall
East Germany
Obs
Ie Worki
Fhe
Sepresaire
Communist Party
Erich Honecker
Ame
Walter Ilbricht
Ulbricht
Lord
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
amnRssee
Aifaliea
Herbert Suess
Washington
Lincoln woman in hurry to hospital baby at State Fair
Lincoln, Neb AP reports a young woman at the State Fair asked at the 1st Street gate to enter briefly to reach a hospital for a baby. She left her young child with a babysitter tending the fair and did not argue with guards.
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Lincoln
Neb
Father Angry Over Son’s Death In Windowless Cell
Webb West Virginia AP reports Roland Salmons buried after son Frank Salmons died in a windowless cell following a leave from duty. The elder Salmons blames jailers for neglect, cites unattended prisoners and questions why no guard was present during the night. He says authorities should answer how his son died and why the jail lacked supervision.
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Mit
Salziees
Enrollments and Social Gatherings At Local Churches
Mount Marty College enrollment noted with a St Joseph Catholic Church ceremony and sponsors. social events include a Dreifurst home supper for a family, a couples gathering at St Ji Soria Hall, and a Mark family gathering with attendees from Columbus Humphrey and Osceola. A student from Midland College in Fremont is described as a junior.
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Irs
Mar
St. Joseph’ Catholic Church
Gregg
Ant
Renee
John C. Stsrostka
Dreifurst
Joe Dreifurst
Chuck Hoyda Ea Ooh
Artisiz
Callt
Ray
Monroe
Frank Bromindaay
Cary At & P.m
St Ji Soria Hall
John Schukman
Crofton
Anna Bogus
Mark Fami
Jerome Mark
James Ballew
Mike Ernst
Kelly
Carroll Jaixen
Hulda Barr
Columbus
Ho Gilbert
Mark
Humphrey
Fred Youngdant
Lemoyne Anderson
Osceola
Leo Mark
Tillie Claymen
John Jaieen
Cue Mark
Sourceier An Clyde
Arden Mark
Robert A. Mark
Arno Mari
Tim Mark
Midland College
Fremont
Anticipating General Revenue Funds for Purposes
Sherman Township plans to share a payment of 3476 dollars for the fieth entitlement period July 3 1974 through June 30 1975. The funds will be spent for the purposes shown under account number 223871018.
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FIETH
Capracis Sherman
Hoffa Loses Bid to Run for Teamsters Presidency
James R Hoffa fails to obtain court permission to seek the Teamsters presidency. A U S District Judge denied relief from the clemency order that barred Hoffa from union activities. Hoffa has appealed without success, noting he would not assume office without court consent.
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Hoffa
Washington
Teamsters
James RB. Hoffa
U.S
John _N
Ralief
Richard M. Nixon
Horta
Activites Oof
The
St Fa
Sermiadion
Ford names Mary Louise Smith GOP national chair
President Ford picks Mary Louise Smith of Town as the Republican National Committee chair to lead the first woman at the helm, replacing George Bush. Smith plans to name Richard Obertsham as co chair and aims to blend administration messaging with party leadership. Bush remains on White House staff as campaign coordinator for 1974 elections. Gwen Anderson will be Bush's deputy. Smith credits herself as a moderate conservative and emphasizes women’s participation in GOP leadership.
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Carl P. Leabldorf
R Washington
GOP
Mary Louise Smith
Heyax
Wag
Ford
George Bush
Bush
Richard M. Nixon
China
Smith
Richard Obertsham
Virginia
Jerald F.terHorst
Republican National
Dean Bush
White House
Gwen Anderson
Washington State
Atall
Ter- Horst
Myx
T He
Beatrice man dies in motorcycle car collision
Beatrice police identify 53 year old Donna R. Kellowski as the motorcyclist killed when his bike collided with a car driven by Beatrice resident Rob Shedeh on Highway 7 in Beatrice. The fatal crash occurred at night and remains under investigation.
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Beatrice Man
Beatrice
Neb
Rob
Highway
Donna R. Kelkowski
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