Norway Tidbits and Tourism Amid 1971 Social Shifts
Norway explores color TV trials in 1972 as Rolls Royce club tours the country in a 30-vehicle convoy. Notable sports include Arne Kvalheim’s mile and two-mile wins in the U S. A new vacation plan offers 1000 kroner for farmers with 25 acres for a two week break and covers fishermen and crew under a broader social legislation.
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Norway
Rolls Royce
Great Britian
Reidar Andersen
Michigan
Oslo
Ulleval Stadium
Arne Kvalheim
Oregon
Eugene
Arne
Modesto
California
Storting
Hospital Admit and Discharges Listing
The intake shows Kim Harper Steven Stenberg Amy Hovseth Jane Gust Alta Allestad Anna Clingman Dorothy Mosier Deborah Thomas Karen Tollefson Ray Frye Martha Dodson Vern Dodge Gus Stenberg admitted. Dismissed: Ole Rodwald Susan Anderson Edna Paulson transferred to the Pioneer Home John Laubach May Williams Mrs Dean Larson and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim Harper
Steven Stenberg
Amy Hovseth
Jane Gust
Alta Allestad
Anna Clingman
Dorothy Mosier
Deborah Thomas
Karen Tollefson
Ray Frye
Martha Dodson Vern Dodge
Gus Stenberg
Ole Rodwald
Susan Anderson
Edna Paulson
Pioneer Home
John Laubach
May Williams
Dean Larson
Sheriff's Office Uses Tech to Nab California Escapee
Sweet Grass County authorities used teletype linked to the NCTC in Washington to track out of state plates, recover a stolen car, and arrest Ricardo St. John, an Oakland escapee. The FBI joined the case as St. John was jailed in Stillwater County after being relayed to Columbus.
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Sweet Grass County
Ricardo St. John
Oakland
California
NCTC
National Crime Information Center
Washington D. C
Columbus
St. John
Stillwater
FBI
Seeds From The Sower By Michael A Guido
A religious reminiscence on divine companionship in hardship. The narrator explains that Christians face trouble with prayer as relief, citing Psalm 91 and a tale of a rough English man named Jim who later recalls Jesus visiting his hospital bed before an accident outcome.
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Julius Caesar
Caesar
Jesus
Jim
Jimmie
Cheer and the Christian faith in joy and gloom
A short religious reflection contrasts dour religious reserve with biblical joy. It cites Spurgeon on gravity versus pravity, argues Jesus promoted cheer, and urges seeking joy in the Lord for present and future happiness.
Fire season equipment rule for National Forest campers
Fire Prevention Ranger Frank Salomonsen reminds campers that entering National Forest land by any means requires a serviceable axe shovel and bucket. Law requires carrying a shovel axe and bucket or equivalent water container. Axe minimum 26 inches long and two pounds. Shovel at least 30 inches long with six inch blade width.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Salomonsen
National Forest
Australia trip notes hail diverse sights and people
The writer recalls Canberra attractions including a captured Japanese submarine display, the American Memorial, embassies, the Parliament opening, and Russell Hill views. He mentions mild winters, parks, and wildlife from kangaroos to koala-like animals, plus lawn sports and barbecues. The piece ends with travel praise and a nudge to visit Australia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Australia
Canberra
NASA
Russell Hill
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Don B. Bolick
Gene Payne
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Adelaide
Perth
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South Australia
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New Guinea
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Montana
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