Toledo Police Officer Shot in Front of Panthers HQ
In Toledo Ohio Patrolman William Miscannon, 33, was killed at point blank range as he sat in his cruiser outside a Black Panther headquarters. A siege followed with 250 officers surrounding the area and a 15 year old black he stood nearby wounded with a shotgun.
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LLL Gathering Set for Oct 4 at Christ Church
Zone Four of the Lutheran Layman's League will hold a full seminar Oct. 4 at Christ Lutheran Church eight miles north and three miles east of Columbus. The zone serves Cuming Burl Platte Colfax Dodge Saunders and Washington counties. Dr. W T Jauzow president of Concordia Teachers College Seward will be the keynote speaker on Char Work-Challenge of the Future.
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Concordia Teachers College
Jensen Places High at Norfolk Meal Animal Exposition
Clifford Jensen of St Edward showcased the third place black whiteface heifer at the 21st Meal Animal Exposition in Norfolk. The high choice carcass weighed 582 pounds with a 2.7 yield grade and 41.8 square inch ribeye, among 21 entries. Leonard Marlen of Stanton topped the class. Larry Beller of Lindsay also exhibited.
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Evans Named Parker for Staska Drilling Group in Albion
Evans joins Staska Drilling as operations parker after a long career in well drilling and water supply. Formerly with the Omaha office, he brings 18 years of field experience and now resides with his wife and four children at 417 South 4th Street in Albion.
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Parker
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Stogie Nickname Born from Conestoga Wagons and Cigars
United Press International notes that in early 19th century Pennsylvania's Conestoga Valley cigars and Conestoga wagons were produced. Drivers' fondness for the local tobacco led to the nickname stogie becoming common.
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Dry look and midi ties spark fall fashion talk
Washington fashion column previews new dry look fabrics polyadler by Dew paint Chemical Co and a midi tie debate. It notes hand painted sweatshirts, open toed pantyhose, and daring transparent earmuff innovations as part of 1960s era trends.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Agnew lunch with bankers sparks private remarks
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew dined with Wall Street bankers at the Bankers Club and reportedly roasted radical student demonstrators. The visit was secret, and Agnew left Washington early. He later crossed paths with Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir at the Waldorf Astoria without discussion.
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Aging committee approves 1971 73 budget boost for agency
The State Advisory Committee on Aging approved a 1971-73 budget totaling 959,696 with 41,342 from the state, 978,235 from federal sources, and 40,079 from cash income. Executive director Ronald Jensen said the package represents a 261,140 overall increase over the current total.
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Cameras set to prove Nessie exists with infrared spy cam
A UPI report says an American fireman team led by Jack Ullrich arrives in Drumnadrochit to deploy an infrared camera for two weeks on Loch Ness. The aim is to capture sharp images in darkness and provide hard evidence of Nessie, with observers planning dawn surveillance and boat-mounted gear.
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Jack Ullrich
Smithsonian Institution
Drumnadrochit
U.S
Fleischmant
Loch Ness
Bresh
Mackal
Peter Suarez
St. Clair’ Strong
Faulkiner
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Walter
Tess
Suarez
Amnesia Bureau
Rit
Musician Galamb to perform program at Albion High
Atlis Galamb, 17, a professional musician and composer born in Hungary, will present a musical program Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in Albion High School gym. A saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist, he fled Hungary after the 1956 uprising with his father and is now a UT sophomore after an early high school graduation. He notes Switzerland’s Latin name Helvetia appears on stamps.
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Atlis Galamb
Albion High School
Galamb
Hungry
University of Tennessee
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