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Newspaper
Lincoln Journal
Location
Lincoln, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1977
Page
2
Random Lincoln Journal readers name three items for a year on the moon. Everett Nissen Raymond says food water and shelter, Agnes Tobin mentions books and wife for company, Harold Danley provides no clear response.
Wernher von Braun dies at 65 in Virginia hospital after long colon cancer battle. U S leaders honor his work linking Germany’s rocket science to NASA's Saturn program and moon landings. Born 1912 in Wirsitz, he moved from Nazi rocket work to U S citizenship and Space Shuttle era plans.
Alejandro Sinehita an Iquito elder in Peru became a father again at 91 marking a remarkable family milestone. The news highlights his long life and renewed paternal role while noting his heritage and community.
American journalist Robert Toth described a 13 hour Moscow interrogation with fear of not being freed as he and his family left for London. Lt. Gen. Donn A. Starry faced no Army action over public comments on possible U.S. conflict with the Soviet-Chinese bloc. Bess Truman, 92, was admitted to Research Medical Center after a fall in Independence, Missouri. Martin Luther King Sr. defended United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young’s truth telling, while Martin Luther King III weighs a political path blending politics and religion. Harry Belafonte arrived in Cuba for sight seeing with his wife and two others, and Tippi Hedren sustained injuries from an elephant on the Roar set, remaining in good condition.
Bettye McCaster, a Burt Elementary teacher, was killed before her 29 pupils as her estranged husband Al Lewis 47, was found guilty of second degree murder. The jury heard testimony from 15 pupils before Friday's verdict and now Lewis plans an appeal.
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