Scott's move to TV shakes film norms in Patton era era
Hollywood reports George C Scott embraces television, rejecting the Oscar chase yet guiding major TV projects. He will star in NBCs Jane Eyre adaptation after Patton, with Susannah York and Jack Hawkins, while shaping The Andersonville Trial and The Price for TV. Cable and video interest raises stakes for pay TV ventures.
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Fragmentary OCR items mix of weather and names
Scrambled text from a dated page lists weather notes and scattered names such as Jack and Polina, with stray monetary reference. Content is disjoint, unreadable, and lacks a coherent event or report to summarize meaningfully.
Council Irked but Must Add 60 State Employees
DES MOINES AP The Iowa executive council opposed expansion of the federal unemployment program yet must add about 60 state payroll positions. The change, funded by federal money, expands unemployment coverage to roughly 36,000 employers, prompting hiring of auditors and clerks to implement the law by next June. The plan triggers concerns the payroll will seem bursting while officials justify it as necessary under federal mandate.
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Car veers onto walk. pastor killed in display-window crash
In Mason City, Rev. Frank H. Harcey, 59, of Kaul, Minn., was struck and killed Monday when a car careened through a display window after colliding with another auto. Driver Durne Aske, 48, of Mason City, was hospitalized with cuts and bruises in satisfactory condition. The second vehicle’s driver was uninjured.
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Nixon Declares Florida Crops Disaster After Freezes
President Nixon declared Florida a major disaster area due to frost and freeze damage to crops and announced a 2.1 million grant to aid unemployed agricultural workers. The move followed weekend protests by migrant workers near Key Biscayne and comes after Governor Askew appealed for relief. The Agriculture Department and Florida White House will coordinate food aid and additional help through federal programs.
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Lemon Flavor Recipe Brings Hours of Relief From Minor Pains
A home remedy claim promotes a lemon flavored formula labeled Raven Compound claiming relief from arthritis rheumatism neuritis and neuralgia. The ad promises easy preparation with water and a spoonful twice daily and asserts pain relief within hours though details are vague and unverified.
Will Dismantle First Rural Nuclear Reactor
ELK RIVER Minn AP The first nuclear reactor in rural America will be dismantled after closure more than three years ago due to cracks in its piping system indicating planned decommissioning of the site by authorities.
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Allis Chalmers Built 1935 Reactor on Mississippi River
A $12 million reactor built in 1935 by Allis Chalmers Manufacturing near Minneapolis along the Mississippi River is part of the Atomic Energy Commission power demonstration program. The facility is located about 30 miles northwest of Minneapolis.
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Mexicans trained in guerilla methods by North Korea
Nine Mexicans arrested in Mexico City and several other cities were charged with murder, property crimes, and incitement in a plot allegedly tied to a North Korean sponsored program. Officials said the group known as the Revolutionary Movement trained since 1968 in Pyongyang to establish a Marxist Leninist regime using weapons, explosives and urban guerrilla tactics.
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Soviet To Boost Its Space Communications
Moscow reported by Tass that the Soviet Union will increase the number of space communication stations. Tass said the nation has more than 30 such stations and will build new ones in northeastern Russia. Separately, the EPA approved a $110 million grant program to improve sewage facilities at three towns, with funding including $34,720 to Des Moines for plant additions.
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