Democrats push to mobilize opposition to bombing Vietnam
A national campaign to mobilize public opposition to the bombing of Vietnam was urged by 11 House Democrats. They asked House Democrat Chairman Strauss to convene a special session of the Democratic Normal Committee and urged Speaker Albert to back their caucus efforts. The lawmakers seek antiwar action, including possible 11.5 billion in war funds cuts, while the caucus focuses on party rules and leadership.
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John Beckler
Associated Press
Washington
Vietnam
JR House Democrats
Robert Strauss
Democratic Normal Committee
House Democratic Caucus
United States
North
Congress
Carl Albert
House
Albert
North Vietnam
Toronto man plans appeal over marriage ruling
Toronto man Robert Parkinson said he will appeal a judge’s decision requiring him to marry Aurora Melli to gain access to his two children from his 17 year marriage. Parkinson argued the order forces him into marriage, while Melli said she fears it is a trap to control their future. The ruling allows visits every third weekend only if they wed.
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Toronto
Robert Parkinson
Parkinson
Aurora Melli
Miss Melli
Bob
Peter Wright
Hint
Nations sign ocean pollution pact to curb dumping
The United States and 29 other nations signed an international agreement to prevent ocean pollution. Twenty two nations signed at the ceremony, following a UN Stockholm conference recommendation. The pact bans dumping mercury cadmium DDT PCB persistent plastics oil high level radioactive wastes and chemical and biological warfare agents.
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Washington
United States
United Nations
Stockholm
Obituary Notice Continued From Page One
Surviving family includes wife Helen Norcross and son J Wy Norcross of Greeley a daughter Mrs art Wilson of nu Wyo seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren a sister Mrs J M Reed of Los Angeles California Private graveside services will be held Saturday at Linn Grove Cemetery Adamson Mortuary handles arrangements and donations to favorite charity are welcomed in his memory.
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Helen Norcross
Asin
J. Wy Norcrdss Deaf
J4.m. (Edna) Reed
Los Angeles
Calif
Linn Grove Cemetery
Adamson Mortuary
Deaths and Funerals Nodinary Norcross James Warrock Norcross
James Warrock Norcross age obituary notes he was husband of Helen Norcross and father of Betty Jo Willson of Cheyenne Wyoming and J W Norcross of Israeley. Brother of Mrs L M Reed of Los Angeles. Survived by seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren private graveside services 10 00 am Saturday Linn Grave Cemetery.
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Norcross James Warrock Norcross
Helen Norcross
Grant
Betty Jo) Willson
Cheyenne
Wyoming
J. W. Norcross
Israeley
Brother O
L. M. Reed
Los Angeles
Calif
Linn Grave
Pauline Haas obituary at Windsor Colorado
Pauline Haas of 107 Elm Street Windsor wife of Philip Haas mother of Harland H Haas and Judith Ann Jor survives with one grandchild and siblings William Schnarr Henry Schnorr Jacob Schnorr Reuben Schnorr Harold Schnorr services 2 p m Saturday Faith United Church of Christ Windsor interment Lakeview Cemetery Windsor memorial contributions may be made to Faith United Church of Christ Memorial Fund care of Bishop Mortuary Windsor
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Haas
Pauline Haas
Elm Street
Windsor
Philip Haas
Harland H. Haas
Judith Ann Jor
Danger
Johnstown
William Schnarr
Draver
Henry Schnorr
Jacob Schnorr
Greeley
Reuben Schnorr
Harold Schnorr
Faith United Church of Christ
Lakeview Cemetery
Bishop Mortuary
Obituary of Harvey Edwards Trucking Co founder
Harvey Edwards formerly of Greeley and operator of H H Edwards Trucking Co died Wednesday night in a Scottsbluff hospital. He was born 1876 in Ellsworth TI Tec. Survivors include two sons Paull Edwards and William C Edwards, two daughters Helen Dials and Betty Ogan, seven grandchildren. preceded by wife, three brothers, two sisters. Funeral 10 am Saturday at Dugan Finneral Chanel Scottsbluff with interment in Fairview Cemetery.
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Garvey H. Edwards
H. H. Edwards
Greeley
Scottsbluff
Neb
Ellsworth
Paull. Edwards
North Platte
William C. Edwards
Peter
Helen) Dials
White Plains
N.Y
Wyman
Betty) Ogan
Exton
Brondway
Fairview Cemetery
Pauline Haas dies at Windsor just before 19th birthday
Pauline Haas of Windsor Denver area born Schnorr, died at Windsor hospital on Thursday a day before her 19th birthday after two years of illness. She married Phillip Haas May 14 1987 in St Jolyns Lutheran Windsor. Survived by husband, son, daughter, five brothers, one grandchild. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday Faith United Church Windsor. interment Lakeview Cemetery. Memorial gifts to Faith Delted Chivel Cheiat care of Bishop Mortuary Windsor.
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Pauline Haas
Elm St
Denver
Windsor
Burn Dee
Greeley
Peter
Katherine Schnorr
Faith United Church of Christ In
Phillip
Marland Haas
Judith Ann Dardanger
Johnstown
William Schnorr
Henry
Reuben Schnorr
Johnsown
Jacob
Harold Schnorr
United Church of Christ
Lakeview Cemetery
Cheiat
Bishop Mortuary
Truman's widow and daughter express thanks for dignity
Bess Truman and daughter Margaret Daniel thanked citizens for sympathy after Truman burial in Independence Missouri. They praised the dignified ceremonies and warm tributes, noting visits by Nixon and Johnson and the broad national outpouring as the Truman legacy continued through memorials and services.
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Warley Associated Press
Independence
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Bess Truman
Margaret Daniel
Margaret
Clifton Daniel
The
New York Times
Daniel
May Wallace
Thomas
Harrison
Htrs
Nixon
Johnson
Buf
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota Democrat
Humphrey
Trumar
Gibbons Drops Out As ONeill Seeks House Leader Post
In Washington Rep Sam Gibbons withdraws from the race for House Democratic majority leader, clearing Rep Thomas P. ONeill of Massachusetts to secure the post with caucus votes. The whip’s job may become elective, inviting a potential Gibbons bid unless new rules delay the vote. Two California Democrats push caucus reforms to boost policy power and limit chairmen, but action may wait for later caucus sessions.
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Thomas O'Niell
House
Washington
Sam Gibbons
D-Fla
Thomas P. O'Neill
Massachusetts
Gibbons
O'Neill
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
California
Thomas M. Rees
Jerome R. Waldie
Winter storm warnings hit Colorado statewide
The storm blankets Colorado with heavy snow as National Weather Service warnings extend across the state. Durango records eight inches while Crasps and Leadville report higher depths. Grand Junction, Akron, and Alma receive around three inches. Icy mountain passes prompt chains on Wolf Creek Pass as temperatures plunge toward zero in the high country.
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Associated Press
Colorado
National Weather Service
Rockies
Durango
Crasp
Leadvilla
Eagle
Grand Junction
Akron
Alamosa
Wolf Creek Pass
Plans to build support for habitual offender bill in Colorado
The Colorado Insurers Association and former State Patrol chief Gilbert Carrel plan a public campaign to back a new habitual offender law aimed at reducing highway fatalities. The plan, discussed at the December Greeley-Weld Safety Council meeting, cites success in other states and defines habitual offenders as adults with multiple violations or DWIs and minors with several DWIs. The council notes habitual offenders comprise about 1.5 percent of drivers and 2.9 percent of fatal crashes this year.
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Colorado Insurars Association Inc
Greeley-Weld Safety Council
Gilbert Carrel
Colorado Insurers Association
Carcel
Colorado Highway Safety Coordinator
The
Safety Council
Colorado State Patrol
Global protests rise over renewed North Vietnam bombing
Worldwide demonstrations erupt as supporters and critics press Washington to halt air raids. Premier Chou En Lai warns of strained U S relations. 18 House Democrats seek a special DNC session. Senator Saxbe criticizes Nixon’s policy. Roy Jenkins urges Heath to speak out. United Nations nonaligned states discuss Vietnam arms. Sweden parties appeal for end to bombing ahead of January 21 protests.
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Associated Press
North Vietnam
Nixon
Paris
China
Chou En- Jai
United States
Washington Post
Marilyn Berger
U.S. Congress
House Democrats
Democratic National Committee
Ohio
Sen
Wiliam
Saxbe
Cleveland Plait Dealer
Senate
Attocd Service Committee
London
Roy Jenkins
Britain
Labor Party
Edward Heath
United Nations
Vietnam
Kurt Waldheim
Sweden
Washington
Vatious Peace Proups
Egyptian editor Heikal refused Kissinger meeting in 1971
Al Ahram editor Mohamed Heikal said he declined an invitation to meet Henry Kissinger at President Sadat's request. The arrangement, planned for October 2, 1971, was organized by Ronald Kendall of Pepsi-Cola in Connecticut.
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Mohamed Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
Monry A. Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Ovl
Ronald Kendal
Pepsi Cela Co
Connecticut
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Minn
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Driver Survival School
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