Is Big War Coming or Vietnam Policy Debated
In offic ial circles the opinion is that a big war in Southeast Asia is unlikely with Russia or China. Yet leaders prepare for a broader conflict if needed and warn against pacifist actions misreading public support. The piece notes Lawrence's cautions and President Johnson's resolve to pursue peace in Vietnam or fight with vast resources if the communists continue, while Russia and China back North Vietnam. The piece also covers the Supreme Court ruling abolishing poll taxes in federal elections as required by the 24th Amendment.
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DDT in Antarctic Penguins Prompts Optimistic Call on Restraint
Antarctic penguins show DDT residue despite remote location. Oceanic contamination concentrates through the food chain, risking plankton and fish populations. Biologists warn pesticides threaten land and sea life, echoing Silent Spring debate and urging restrained, controlled use. BE AN OPTIMIST BOOST NEBRASKA.
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Agate Fossil Beds monument advances in Nebraska
Northwest Nebraska gains stature as a national monument moves toward approval by House and Senate. Noted supporters include Mrs. Margaret Cook and U S Senators Hruska and Curtis with Congressman Martin guiding the bill through committees.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues From a Page
A compact crosswords item lists across clues ranging from Plate to Laden and Down clues including Fish hook and Small forest ox. The format mirrors a concise puzzle grid typical of a historical newspaper page with numbered entries and definitions.
Tax proposal sparks debate on fairness and loopholes
The North Platte Telegraph Bulletin notes that high earners often pay little tax due to loopholes and exemptions. Senator Albert Gore highlights tax code distortions, notably oil and gas interests, while urging reform and a vigilant, informed public to demand change.
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Teens rodeo honorees at Sidney Jaycees dinner
Entrants in the local teenage rodeo were honored at a Sidney Jaycees dinner at the Elks Club. Ken McMillen won first place while Keith Warren and Vern Wagner received honors for driving skill. Sally Holtman is annual queen at Kearney State. Fort Sidney Days float entries set for June 11 as a large crowd attends a REA meeting. Cheyenne county valuation may exceed 50 million unless orders reduce totals.
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Education's The Key Two Front Page Pair
Two front page articles compare youth unemployment and college graduate hiring. Under-25 job seekers may top two million, with government programs aimed at curbing the rise causing union skepticism. Many graduates get hires before graduation, with high starting salaries. Engineering and sciences lead pay.
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A Look At The Loon Prompts Debate On $80,000 Study
A Minnesota senator proposes $80,000 for a loon population decline study, sparking debate over value and necessity. Some argue nature will correct itself and society could do without the loon, while others support spending to save the species. The piece weighs costs, ethics, and potential outcomes.
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