Brezhnev Gains Power In Kremlin Shakeup
Washington reports Brezhnev has tightened control across the Communist party and Soviet government after the 24th party congress. He expands the Politburo, moves rivals down, and vows a top to bottom purge while promising greater police oversight and centralized planning.
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Leonid Brezhnev
Communist Party
United States
Brezhnev
Khrushchev
Russia
Beria
Central Committee
Kosygin
Nikolai Podgorny
Supreme Soviet
Voronov
Shelepin
Soviet Union
Politburo
16th White House Wedding Highlights Long History of First Families
The Edward Cox Tricia Nixon wedding marks the 16th White House nuptial. A brief history recalls marriages dating to 1812 with Lucy Payne Washington and Thomas Dodd, and notes high spending for gowns, furnishings, and publicity factors shaping presidential weddings through Grover Cleveland and beyond.
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Tricia Nixon
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Presidential Mansion
Dolley Madison
Lucy Payne Washington
Thomas Dodd
Supreme Court
Maria Hester Monroe
Samuel Gouverneur
Tennessee
Nellie Grant
Ulysses S. Grant
Algernon Sartoris
John Tyler
Elizabeth
William N. Waller
Virginia
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles S. Robb
Grover Cleveland
Frances Folsom
Cleveland
John Adams
John Quincy Ms
Mary Catherine Hellen
Husak At 14th Congress Recalls Invasion Support
Gustav Husak praised the Soviet led invasion at the 14th Congress, joined by Brezhnev and leaders from Hungary Bulgaria Poland and East Germany. He credited Soviet and Eastern bloc armies with saving Czechoslovakia from counter revolu tion, citing past leaders Novotny and Dubcek as creating the trouble. Delegates applauded and cheered, seeming reassured by the stance.
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Gustav Husak
Communist Party
Brezhnev
Husak
Czechoslovakia
Kadar
Hungary
Zhivkov
Bulgaria
Gierek
Poland
Honcker
East Germany
Antonin Novotny
Alexander Dubcek
Russia
Time, eternity, and the quality of eternal life
The meditation questions the reality of time and contrasts earthly time with the eternal realm. It argues that eternal life is not merely endless duration but a radiantly glorious quality defined by a life in Christ, promising happiness and God's glory beyond earthly limits.
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Immanuel Kant
Elinstein
Earth
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Eerth
Sketches on riches and moral living from a devout view
A reflective verse urges rejection of greed and the pursuit of riches for true wealth in peace and wonder. The speaker hopes for a life with little gold but abundant serenity, highlighting nature’s value over material gain. Copyright 1971 Gen. Fea. Corp.
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Gen. Fea. Corp
Sterling Track Club Claims Meet Victory
Sterling Track Club won against ten clubs and unattached runners in yesterday’s meet. Announcement of a $1,000,000 Sauk Valley College federal grant was released via telegram from Congressman John B. Anderson. U S space officials say future lunar tests will assess human survivability on the Moon.
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Sterling Track Club
Sterling
Sauk Valley College
John B. Anderson
Rockford
U.S. Space
Earth
How much will it cost to get to the moon
Chief science adviser for the U S Department of State estimates a round trip to the moon will cost each American 250 dollars. An open house at the Martin Home for Old Folks in Round Grove drew 600 to 700 residents for the dedication ceremony led by Arthur J Hoest of the Forest Park Foundation Peoria.
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U.S. State Department
Whiteside County
Martin
Round Grove
Arthur J. Hoest
Forest Park Foundation of
Peoria
Public Service Co of NI proposes bimonthly bills
More than 600000 customers would pay electric and gas bills every other month under a proposal filed with the Illinois Commerce Commission. Company cites operating economies savings and convenience and manpower conservation. Also noted is a bill to outlaw Communism moving to Gov Stevenson for signature with potential 20 year prison terms and $20000 fines. Senate passed May 1 by 34 to 15.
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Public Service Company of
Northern Illinois
Illinois Commerce Commission
Illinois
Gov. Stevenson
Senate
Woman's Auxiliary to VFW forms active local unit
The Woman's Auxiliary to the Veterans of Foreign Wars met to close their charter and plan engraving at headquarters. Fifty members secured, aiming to support Burt Brown post. Whiteside county aviators listed for three days of Chanute Field flight training starting Friday include Daniel M. Miller Gerald L. Wallick James W. Woodard and Ellsworth W. Reynolds.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Burt Brown
Whiteside County
Chanute Field
Sixth Corps
Fort Sheridan
Daniel M. Miller
Gerald L. Wallick
Sterling
James W. Woodard
Rock Falls
Ellsworth W. Reynolds
Morrison
Cuckoo Population Tops Other Birds in UK Census
In London, AP reports the cuckoo is multiplying faster than any other British bird, per a census by the Trust for Ornithology. Skylarks thrushes and linnets are declining in numbers.
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London
The
Trust For Ornithology
Dear Ann Landers Readers Rake War Advice
Letters to Ann Landers rebut varied advice on war related marital strain and home life. Readers from Ponca City Mobile Baltimore Chicago discuss spouses cheating during deployment and the impact of harsh counsel, plus wedding song queries and a note on sharing simple wisdom.
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Ann Landers
Vietnam
Ponca City
Oklahoma
Answers to readers questions on pregnancy and toilet training
Dear Dr Lamb explains a woman can become pregnant before her first period and during nursing. Toilet training readiness varies. most children are ready after age two, with guidance and a relaxed approach. Hair shedding after pregnancy is temporary and manageable with gentle care. A vasectomy does not guarantee sterility immediately. sperm can remain in the tract for some time after procedure.
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Ann Landers
Air Force
Chicago
Mobile
Alabama
O.K
Dr. Lamb
Charges Gazette Article Misleading On Taxpayer's Suit
Wayne Williamson protests a Daily Gazette column on Rock Falls High School District actions. He argues the paper misrepresented whether the board followed its attorney Kennard Besse’s opinion and explains the article reflected debate over bids and the bus contract awarded to Thomeway Lines. The editor repeats the piece did not claim board followed the attorney.
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Daily Gazette
Rock Falls
Parsons
Kennard Besse
Gazette
Besse
The
Wayne Williamson
RFHS
Thomeway Lines
More About SYLP Committee
Editor Daily Gazette: More on the S.Y.L.P. Support Your Local Police Committee pledges uphold police independence. Principles reject civilian review boards and centralized national police. oppose regionalization or federal oversight. Darold C. Stephenson chairs with Lee Whiteside.
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Daily Gazette
S.Y.L.P
Darold C. Stephenson
Lee Whiteside
Y.L.P
Co-signer Not Liable For No Insurance Driver
The co signer of a loan is not likely liable for damages from a car accident if the title is not in both names. A co signer alone does not create liability for the driver’s lack of insurance, unless the title is issued in both names.
Barbs of confession vex defense attorney in tense dialogue
An honest confession rattles the defending attorney as the speaker reflects on self knowledge and the strain of courtroom truth. The remark hints at internal conflict and the pressure of legal strategy.
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