Buddy Ebsen Tours in The Apple on His Eye on TV Theater
Hollywood veteran Buddy Ebsen explains his stage tour in The Apple on His Eye, a straight play in the Hollywood Television Theater lineup. He describes his eight show spring schedule, summer off, and a December finish, aiming to explore values on stage with a wealthy Indiana farmer who falls for a housekeeper in a three week arrival.
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Television Listings Across Iowa and Nearby Markets
A listing rundown shows stations including WOC Davenport WKET La Crosse HU KROC Rochestar WHO Des Moines KDUB Dubuque KCAG Cedar Rapids WMT KWWLTY KIIN Iowa City KTVO Ottumwa WHER Rock Island.
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Who-Tv
Des Moines
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Dubuque
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Cedar Rapids
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Waterloo
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Iowa City
KTVO
Ottumwa
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Rock Island
Investment Guide for Women Explains Put and Call Options
Sam Shulaky outlines how put options let you sell stocks at a fixed price and call options give the right to buy at a set price. The piece discusses using puts when a stock falls to profit from declines and clarifies basic terminology in a practical, beginner friendly tone.
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Sam Shulaky
Understanding Stock Options and Investment Basics
A reader asks about put and call options and how they work. The reply explains that puts let you sell stock at a set price during a period, while calls let you buy at a set price. profits depend on stock movement and option cost. It cautions these are complex, risky maneuvers and advises only knowledgeable investors proceed, plus suggests starting with reading and seeking clear tax guidance.
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W.leyket
Pscare
Astronauts Conclude Special Space Center Telecast
Space Center AP reports Aprilo 14 crew appeared on a 1 hour to review docking between the command craft and lunar lander. Telecast began at 3 09 a m Town time with no immediate conclusions given. Next transmission planned around 3 40 a m Tuesday pending course corrections.
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Independence Party Takes Culebra Issue to United Nations
Puer to Rican Independence party dispatches Noel Colona Martinez and Jeopardo Rivera to New York to meet UN decolonization committee members. Party President Ruben Berrios says the move aims to apply international pressure on the U S navy to halt target practice on Culebra, an island municipality.
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United Nations
Ruben Berrios
Noel Colona Martinez
Jeopardo Rivera
New York
Jhule Island
Eye Pollution Tax as Clean Air Incentive
Washington reports the Nixon administration is studying a pollution tax on sulfur oxides from fossil fuel combustion to spur emissions reductions. The president’s council says the charge could be more effective than direct regulation and would not amount to banning pollution.
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Apt
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Council On Economic Advisers
Congress
Turners Says Rate Hike To Finance Utility Merger
DES MOINES AP A rate increase requested by Iowa Power and Light Co is to cover expenses in its merger with Iowa Lighting Gas and Electric Co of Mayenport says Iowa Attorney General Richard Turner Turner says a similar rate increase will be sought by Iowa utilities Turner has asked the Federal Power Commission to disapprove the merger Iowa Power and Light Co announced last month it has applied for rate increases averaging 10 percent to residential customers effective March 1
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Towa Power and Light Co
Lowoilling Is Gas and Electric Co
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Federal Power Cammission
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Free Competition of Carriers Suggested
Washington report urges greater use of competition among railroads trucks and airlines as a method to protect the public amid regulation. It cites California intrastate airline competition lowering costs and notes entry restrictions limit freight rivalry across rail and other carriers. The document calls gradual deregulation and possible application of antitrust laws to prevent predatory and monopolistic pricing.
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UPS
Nixon
Congress
California
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Czech Reds accused of blackmailing refugees in exile
In Geneva AP reports political Council of Voluntary officials say Czechoslovakia’s communist regime has accused refugees of illegal abroad stay and threatens up to five years in prison. Lawyers for the refugees deny the charges and accuse Western governments of inaction. The council says it has appointed defense counsel and mobilized non Communist agencies to aid the refugees. Letters demanding court costs and taxes are reportedly sent to refugees, with a next of kin in Czechoslovakia cc’d.
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Tional Council of Voluntary
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Anchoslovakia
Aad
Czechoslovakia
Motorist Sought After Snowstorm Pileup In New Hampshire
State police seek a station wagon driver who caused a six hour I 89 chain reaction in heavy snow. A 25 year old passenger, Winnie Williams of Boston, was hospitalized in critical condition with multiple injuries. 26 people hurt overall. The vehicle vanished in the storm and no arrest had been made by Sunday.
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Leslie
Menzies
Winnie Williams
Buston
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Byrd Admits Joining Ku Klux Klan Was a Mistake
West Virginia Senator Byrd, who defeated Kennedy to become assistant Senate Democratic leader, says his Klan membership years ago was a mistake. He defends not being anti black, notes he would have opposed Thurgood Marshall if Marshall were white, and reflects on past rhetoric about Martin Luther King Jr. His remarks came during an interview on a network television program.
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Walkout at Ford Plants in Britain Flares Across Nation
London reports indicate about twenty thousand Ford production workers walked out Monday in plants across Britain over a pay dispute. The action threatens to spread to most of Ford’s 21 sites in the British Isles as postal workers enter a third week of national disruption. Employment Minister Robert Carr says neither side will budge. Some mail services resume at nearly 60 post offices with volunteer staff, but no mail handling resumes nationwide.
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Britain
Ford
British Isles
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Drunk Driving Charge Filed Against Cedar Rapids Man
Monte Kelly, 31, of Cedar Rapids posted 96 dollars of a 600 dollar bond in Justice Dave Edgars court after an arrest by the highway patrol on highway 40 west of Watkins corner. He was charged with drunk driving and released.
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Monte Kelly
Cedar Rapids
Dave Edgar
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Highway 40
Watkins Corner
Last of Grenoble Quintuplets Dies
The last of the Riondet quintuplets died Sunday night in Grenoble. Three boys and two girls, born to Michele Riondet, a 29 year old schoolteacher, last Thursday, reportedly died of respiratory trouble.
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Michele Riondet
Death sentence commuted to 15 years in labor camp
MOSCOW AP reports Vitauttis Simokaitis, a former Lithuanian government clerk, had his death sentence for an attempted hijacking reduced to 15 years in a labor camp on appeal. He and his pregnant wife tried to seize an Aeroflot plane from Lithuania to Sweden last November but were overpowered and arrested. The wife received a three year sentence with no appeal.
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Lithuania
Lithuanian Supreme Soviet
Vitauttis Simokaitis
Simokaitis
Sweden
Broker Lived Double Life For 24 Years
In Los Angeles a customs broker killed in 1969 led a double life with two wives and families for 24 years. Judge Patton ruled one widow is the legal heir, recognizing the first marriage, while the second wife seeks about 903000 for domestic and related services for seven children aged 29 to 40.
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UPI
Superior Court
Robert Patton
Juan Abe) Vargas, Jr
Vargas
Josephine Vargas
Mildred Vargas
Los Angeles
Patton
Nixon Plans Conference on Cities Next Spring
The Nixon administration plans an international Conference on Cities opening May 25 in Indianapolis. NATO helps plan a four day event focusing on urban problems across Europe and the United States whose agenda covers transportation housing fiscal affairs environment and development. Notables such as Willy Brandt Constantinos Doxiadis Barbara Ward and Richard Buckminster Miller may attend with Moynihan Lugar and other U.S. delegates.
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