Fresh Faces of the 91st Congress Highlight Diverse Paths
The 91st Congress greets a diverse freshman class including Wilmer Mizell a former major league pitcher from North Carolina. Alan Cranston ex-correspondent from California. Shirley Chisholm first Black woman in Congress from New York. and several other notable newcomers. The article notes varied backgrounds from civil rights work to entertainment to law enforcement. It also mentions Barry Goldwater and Allard Lowenstein as prominent new members and cites House committee recommendations to spur rural job production with tax incentives.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Wilmer
Vinegar Bend
Mizell
North Carolina
St. Louis Cardinals
Ittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Alabama
Alan M. Cranston
California
Europe
Ethiopia
Yeam
Stuart Symington
Rep
James Symington
Missouri
Department of State
House
William Clay
St. Louis
Bronx
America
Mario Biaggi
New
Allard K. Lowenstein
New York
Eugene McCarthy
Texas
Ed Foreman
New Mexico
Mal
Small Town America Aid Proposals Aim to Stem Migration
Rep. Evins leads a House Small Business Committee push to boost rural jobs and keep residents from moving to cities. Hearings show unemployment and low income can misrepresent conditions, urging a central federal office to coordinate cross‑agency projects for small towns.
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Joe L. Evins
Tenn
John C. Kluczynski
Til
Evins
America
U.S.A
Washington
Sudeman
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Small Business Committee
House
Premium for Medicare Part B to stay at four dollars
Social Security district manager A F Silber in Lincoln says the monthly Part B premium will remain 4 dollars for July 1969 through June 1970, despite prior talk of an increase. The period between now and March 31 offers another enrollment window for those 65 and over in southeast Nebraska.
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A. F. Silber
Social Security Administration
Lincoln
Silber
Nebraska
Lincoln Social Security Office
Osceola Notes of Local Visits After Christmas
Bob Lambes of Central City spent Sunday with Lester Anderson. Joe Anderson of Lincoln returns home with a fractured wrist from a winter fall and will see his Lincoln doctor Friday. David Lambert and Sheldon Bonds family hosted visitors from Carroll Iowa. Guests included Pvt Sylvester Kobza and his wife and baby from Lincoln. Kobza heads to Camp Gordon January 5. Winnie Johnson joined Christmas Day with EttO Daum. Frank Pickett and Bruce Pickett hosted St. Edward visitors Monday.
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Bob Lambes
Central City
Lester Anderson
Andersons
Joe
Lincoln
David Lambert
Carroll
Iowa
Sheldon Bonds
Sylvester Kobza
Baby
Fred Bom
Kobza
Camp Gordon
Georgia
Winnie Johnson
Osceola Residents Attend York Dance Recital
Peggy Tindall of Osceola danced Saturday night in York with accompanists including Mr. and Mrs. Jack Tindall and Patrick and Mrs. Hattie Tindall. Other Osceola guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ken Krieg and family from Missouri, honored birthday gatherings, and local visits among families from Stromsburg, York, Shelbyville and Philadelphia.
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Peggy Tindall
York
Jack Tindall
Patrick
Hattie Tindall
Osceola
Bill Alcom
Shelby
Ken Krieg
Missouri
Shelbyville
Philadelphia
Leroy Brown
Vera Johnston
Ruby Anderson
Chas. Sargent
Browns
Sid Johnson
Martin Gestrine
Clarence Nielsen
Lance
Harold A. Johnson
Stromsburg
Ray Rech
Bradshaw
Floyd Johnson
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Bert Mills
Kyle
Veronica
Mrs
Dennis Johansen
Social Security News
Shorty Avery
Legion Club Osceola
Aaeeee
Osceola News
Osceola Rews
Richland, Nebr
Towns Hall
Richland
North Range
Eaat
Colfax County
Harry and Ellen Oppliger
Bess 'Auction&'Realty‘Co
Henry Bees
August Runge Jr
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