Celeste Holm on TV Roles and Meddling Media Critics
In a vivid profile, Celeste Holm discusses TV work on Follow the Sun, her U.N. radio program People at the U.N., and her disdain for America's mediocrity. She jokes about Maurice Chevalier, lists family ties, and shares preferences for audiences and parties while rejecting a TV series.
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Television Listings Aired By Local News and Weather
Local listings outline EREine News and Weather segments with airtime notes and channel identifiers. Program blocks include weather updates and shows scheduled around noon and evening slots.
Mount Mercy Board Expands as Grants Aid Education
Mount Mercy college opened a winter board meeting with four new trustees T. Eugene Thornton Rob ert N Johnson Mrs James Simon and Rupert M Quinn. They also received a $5 000 grant from Universal CIT Foundation Inc presented by Ed Robinette to support general college development and to spur matching local funds. Justice Thornton Chicagoan Johnson and Mrs Simon bring legal and business ties while Quinn leads a Minneapolis firm and holds USC and Stanford ties.
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Iowa Supreme Court
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Chicago
Rupert Quinn
Minneapolis
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Detroit
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Waterloo
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Ft. Madison
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Rupert M Quinn
Cedar Rapids
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Duchesne College
Omaha
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Boost in Interest Rates Is Offered Bond Purchasers
The treasury unveiled an 18.8 billion advance refunding to swap old marketable government bonds for new issues maturing 1971 through 1998. About 8 billion of the eligible old bonds were sold in World War II era by thousands of small savers, with 400 newspapers to advertise terms nationwide. The plan, routed through the Eisenhower era technique and used by the Kennedy administration, aims to entice investors to extend loans by offering higher rates on exchanged bonds. Holders of 10.8 billion in February bonds mature August 1971, with other 1958, 1964, and 1965 issues included in the exchange.
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Detroit leader J Edward Sunday named Ford vice president
J Edward Sunday of Detroit, identified as vice president finance of the Ford Motor Co., is noted in connection with corporate leadership roles during the period.
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Bond Swap Option for 1965-1980 Maturity
A provision allows holders of the 4 percent bond maturing February 1965 to swap for a 4 percent bond maturing February 1980. The second part of the re-
Bonds Exchange Plan Spurs Wartime Issue to 1998
The plan applies funding to 2.5 percent bonds issued during World War II that mature in 1972. They may be swapped for either a 3.5 percent bond maturing in February 1990 or a 3.5 percent bond maturing in November 1998.
Cardinal Muench Dies at Rome
Aloisius Cardinal Muench a Wisconsin native and former Bishop of Fargo died in Rome at age 72 He was the only American cardinal in the Vatican Curia and passed away Thursday in the Italian capital.
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Rome
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Muench
Wisconsin
Fargo
U.S
Vatican Curia
U N Committee Rebukes Cuban Invasion Claim
The U N Main Political Committee sharply rebuffed Cuba on its charge that the United States plans an invasion to overthrow Prime Minister Fidel Castro. The body voted overwhelmingly against Cuba's accusation in New York.
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U.N
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
104 Nation Committee Proposal On Cuban Interference Rejected
The draft resolution proposed to appeal to the United Nations to halt alleged Cuban interference in internal affairs. The committee voted 50 in favor and 11 against, with broad support and strong opposition noted in debates.
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