Ballad of Cable Hogue review flays gritty western shocks
A Warner Brothers release at Paramount stars Jason Robards as Cable Hogue with Stella Stevens and David Warner. The reviewer condemns the script’s language and nudity, calling the desert tale vulgar and incomplete, despite Robards’s performance and the film’s late inclusion of a horseless carriage.
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Simon Moses pleads guilty to drunken driving in Clayton county
Simon Moses, 57, of Monona, pled guilty to a drunk driving charge in Clayton County District Court before Judge T. H. Nelson. He was placed on probation for one year.
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Major Firms Drive Chairman Named for 1970 UCS Campaign
Charlie L. Lee, manager of W. R. Grace Co Cryovac division, named chairman of the 1970 United Community Services major firms drive. Lee will contact about 150 Cedar Rapids and Linn County firms and his division is expected to raise most of the goal. He holds a chemical engineering degree from Iowa State University, has lived in Cedar Rapids since 1955, and serves on multiple local boards and groups. He and his wife have four sons and reside at 1606 Maplewood Drive NE.
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Theater Time Community Theater Hatful of Rain
The listing shows theater times for multiple venues including Paramount The Ballad of Cable Hogue and The Lawyer, with Oliver! and Paint Your Wagon among others.
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Massachusetts Senate calls on Congress to halt ABM expansion
The Massachusetts Senate on Thursday passed a resolution urging Congress to stop expanding the anti-ballistic missile system. The nonbinding measure seeks federal action to curb ABM program growth.
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Iowa Construction Halted As Union Contracts Expire
Construction in Iowa slowed as union contracts expired and picket lines formed at several sites. Iron Workers Local 111 in Quad Cities and Clinton, Laborers Local 177 in Des Moines, and Carpenters Local 948 in Sioux City struck, with about 700 workers affected in eastern Iowa. Damages included work on Augustana fieldhouse and Palmer College Davenport. An expected Des Moines strike could affect 4,000 to 5,000 workers and $75 to $100 million in ongoing projects.
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Des Moines Register Editor Ken MacDonald Honored
Kenneth MacDonald editor and publisher of the Des Moines Register and Tribune was named a Sigma Delta Chi fellow honoring more than 40 years of leadership in Iowa journalism. The award, presented at the national convention, recognizes his long service and ties to the University of Iowa where he joined the society as a student.
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Mollenhoff Urges Fair Criticism at Dinner
Clark Mollenhoff former Register and Tribune Washington investigator now special counsel to President Nixon spoke at MacDonald’s testimonial dinner Friday night. He said differences will endure between news media and officials and that fair criticism strengthens democracy and officials’ performance.
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Miller backs Cambodia move by Nixon address
Senator Jack Miller of Iowa praised President Nixon's Cambodia speech as an extremely well thought out statement to the American people. He supported the decision to clean out privileged sanctuaries and argued it should have been made five years earlier.
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President Nixon's Cambodia decision praised by Ray
Des Moines Governor Robert Ray said President Nixon acted with full facts on Cambodia. He stressed no desire for war expansion and backing a swift move toward de Americanizing the conflict, aiming for conclusion of American involvement.
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President in full command, Ray notes belief
Ray asserts the President remains in full command, citing past statements and actions as evidence that he knows what he is doing now. The remark emphasizes confidence in leadership despite ongoing scrutiny and recent events.
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