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Newspaper
Polk Progress
Location
Polk, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1972
Page
2
The essay argues peace starts in the family and in hearts, condemning selfishness and urging global care for the poor and hungry. It contrasts wealth with need, calls for universal respect, and says peace cannot come from marches alone but from unselfish behavior and parental guidance.
Last week visitors united at the Clif Branting residence including Lesie Branting Terri Branting of Lincoln and families from Hastings Ulysses Central Clarks and Merrick County. Host discussions centered on peace and acceptance noting civic ties and shared meals with relatives and friends across Nebraska communities.
A long roster of names appears, listing uncommitted and party aligned candidates along with noted figures such as Hubert H. Humphrey George McGovern and Edmund S. Muskie. The text reads like a ballot or slate of individuals with various connections to national and local political figures.
A public notice lists candidate names for six delegate seats in the Third District. The slate includes Margaret A. McVeigh Frances Ohmstede G. Glenn Camerer Gwen Searcy and 11 other hopefuls such as Thomas A. Nelson Michael J. Zgud Douglas J. Hamer Irene Neville Bystrom Robert E. Cox Gerald Persinger T. J. Fraser John A. Quirk Scott E. Sidwell William H. Riley Mrs. Terry Carpenter Frances McCall John D. Webster John R. Sullivan Thomas Abood Rudolf C. Kokes and E. J. Lange awaiting delegate selection.
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