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68The Diary Ten Years Ago--1958 The City Council voted, 5 to 2, to put the Omaha Plan bond issues totaling $51,--280,000 on the ballot. Voting now were Albert Veys and James Dworak. President Nasser of Egypt began an 13-day tour of the Soviet Union. Twenty-five Years Ago--1943 Nels-Gustave Samuelson, 33, killed his wife June 19, her friend, Miss Vivian Reah, 18, and himself at the Sameulson apartment, 104 South Twenty-fifth Street. Lieut. Gen. Joseph Stilwell, in command of the Allied retreat in Burma, was home in Washington. Fifty Years Ago--1918 The Omaha Woman's Club protested a zone postage bill before Congress. The club said it would raise the cost of magazines. The World-Herald came out for the re-election of James Dahlman, Mayor for 12 years. Seventy-five Years Ago---1893 A World-Herald editorial said: "Before the people begin to shiver about the Navajo Indian outbreak, we want to caution them to lay in a good supply of salt to use on the stories that may be expected. Elia W. Peattie wrote about the "mockery of mourning dress" for the bereaved, saying "it will disappear only when superstition disappears." | 68The Diary Ten Years Ago--1958 |