McCook Indians trample Western Nebraska Tech 107 to 63
McCook Junior College steamrolled Western Nebraska Technical College 107 to 63 in a season opener at Sidney Junior High. Coach Glenn Haney emptied the bench early, 11 Indians seeing action as WNTC trailed 61 to 27 by halftime. Rich Ingram led the Mustangs with 16 points, Willard Simms added 14.
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Gene Goedenberger
Willard Simme
WNTC
McCeek
Mustangs
Steve Runien
Rich Ingram
Dave Taylor
Gaylen Prier
McCook Junior College
Western Nebraska Technical College Mustangs
Indians
Victorius
McCook
Glenn Haney
Sidney Junior High School
John Kogl
Culbertson
Mustang
Big Springs
Willard Simms
Sidney
Veterans Day observed by Lodgepole veterans
Lodgepole American Legion Post 286 and Auxiliary held Veterans Day events with a Pot Luck supper at the Legion Hall. The program included multi-day meals and lists of dishes such as meat balls, fried chicken steaks, turkey, fish fillet, corn dogs, and grilled cheese among others. After the supper, Auxiliary members met for a short business session focusing on Christmas plans and a Gift Shop for the Grand Island VA Hospital. Mrs. Frank Jones of Lodgepole attended the National Farm Women's Forum in Milwaukee as part of National Farm Wife Month coverage, with speakers and topics ranging from homemaking to estate planning and farm promotion.
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Francis DeBrunner
American Legion
Legion Hall
Grand Island Veterans Administration Hospital
Legion Auxiliary
Frank Jones
Lodgepole
Milwaukee
Wis
Farm Wife News
U. S
Canada
Ite
Virginia Knauer
Laure
St Pat's Students Score in Speech Events Across Meets
St Patrick's High School speech team traveled to Harrison for the 4th Annual Harrison Invitation Tournament and to Scottsbluff for a Nebraska Western College invitational. Dianna Hruska earned a Superior and 2nd in poetry interpretation. Brett Kruse, Dianna Hruskd, Linda Egging, and others earned Superior and Excellent ratings in multiple events.
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St. Patrick’s High School
Panhandle
Bill Mann
St Pat’s
Harrison
Northwest
Nebraska
Wyoming
South Dakota
Dianna Hruska
Brett Kruse
Alice Deaver
Steve Seidel
Teresa Brachtenbach
Wayne Schmitt
Greg Ruybal
N.W.C
Scottsbluff
Nebraska Western College
St Patrick's
Dianna Hruskd
Michael Deaver
Randy Fahey
Linda Egging
Jennifer Clark
Linda Schilz
Theresa Winston
Governors seek anti inflation bills from Congress
Democratic governors meeting in Hilton Head Island urge congressional leaders to pass significant anti inflation legislation. Minnesota Governor Wendell R. Anderson, chairman of the governors, says the party must avoid renewed factional battles at the upcoming Kansas City mini convention.
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Hilton Head Island
S.C
Ishipr
Kansas City
Minnesota
Wendell R. Anderson
No Puppy Talk: Millionaire Fiance Drift to Wedding
Rachel Fitler, 77, and her 29-year-old former chauffeur Michael Wilson remain engaged amid talks of marriage but offer few specifics. The pair, seen near Fitler’s Main Line estate in Villanova, say nothing has changed unless Mikey decides otherwise.
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Villanova
Rachel Fitler
Main Line
Philadelphia
Mikey
Michael Wilson
Wales
Ford in Japan for brief Tokyo visit
President Ford arrived in Tokyo after a 15 hour flight from Washington. He was welcomed at the airport then flown by helicopter to a heavily guarded palace for an overnight stay. He plans a 17 hour rest before meeting Emperor Hirohito on Tuesday and opening talks with Prime Minister Kakuei Tanaka.
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Tokyo
Ford
Japan
Washington
Daupan
Emperor Hirohite
Kakuei Janaka
Eva Peron’s remains return to Argentina in gesture of unity
Eva Peron’s mahogany casket was received in Buenos Aires by Isabel Peron, as supporters hope the act will ease political tensions. Eva, who died in 1952 at 33, shaped mass support for Peronism and remains a potent symbol in Argentina. Separately, ERA supporters say recent elections may push five more states to ratify, potentially reaching the 38 states needed for constitutional adoption.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Isabel Peron
Eva Peron
Juan D’ Peron
Peron
Washington
Caramanlis Wins Big in Greece Vote Return to Democracy
Premier Constantine Caramanlis led New Democracy to a sweeping victory in Greece’s first parliamentary election in over ten years. The party secured about 55 percent of the vote, likely gaining more than 200 of the 300 seats in the unicameral parliament.
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Greece
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
New Democracy
Israeli gunboats strike Rashidiye refugee camp in Lebanon
Beholden to differing claims, Israeli naval forces attacked the Rashidiye refugee camp near Tyre, home to about 30,000 Palestinians, with Lebanon reporting no casualty assessment while Israel calls the target a terrorist departure base south of Rashidiy as tensions on the Syrian-Israeli front ease.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Rashidiye
Tyre
Rashidiy
Rockefeller Expected Senate Vote After Thanksgiving
Senate Rules Chairman Howard W. Cannon predicts a vote to confirm Nelson A. Rockefeller as vice president shortly after Thanksgiving. He says he will vote in favor based on what he knows now and convenes the committee hearings for the fourth and final televised session.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Howard W. Cannon
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nevada
Butz Plans Counterattack at Rome Food Conference
Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz prepares a counterattack against critics at the World Food Conference in Rome. He accuses the Ford administration of dragging its feet on aid to hungry nations after Rome ended early as Washington rejected an immediate boost of one million tons of U S aid for this year.
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Washington
Earl. Butz
Rome
Ford Administration
U.S
Shah of Iran considering C5 military transport purchase
Washington reports the oil-rich Shah of Iran, the largest buyer of U.S. arms, showing interest in ordering oversized C5 transport aircraft. A decision would require reopening the production line since the U.S. Air Force has finished its buys.
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Washington
Iran
U.S
Nixon home from hospital after three week stay
Former President Richard Nixon, 61, is back at his San Clemente home after extended hospitalization. Diane Sawyer says he is pale and very weak but pleased to be home, with doctors monitoring blood tests as he recovers from surgery to prevent a clot from traveling to his lungs or heart.
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San Clemente
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Diane Sawyer
Long Beach Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Nixon
Governor Reagan to return to broadcasting career
Sacramento AP reports that when Ronald Reagan leaves office in January he will resume broadcasting. His press secretary said the 63 year old former actor will tape five five minute commentaries weekly for three series called The American Viewpoint. Reagan began in show business in the 1930s as a radio sports announcer for WHO in Des Moines Iowa.
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Sacramento
Calif
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
WHO
Des Moines
Iowa
Washington Tidal Basin Bombshell Takes Boston Stage
Argentinian stripper Anabel Battistella, pulled from the Tidal Basin incident with Rep Wilbur Mills, opens at Boston's Pilgrim Theatre as Fanne Fox, billing herself as The Washington Tidal Basin Bombshell. She faces a $3,500 weekly income. The act capitalizes on the police rescue incident and Mills affair.
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Boston
Annabel Battistella
Tidal Basin
Washington
Wilbur Mills
Pilgrim Theatre
Fanne Fox
Washington Tidal Basin
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