Hollywood Rumors Swirl Over Pocket Money Casting
Paul Newman plans to meet Ava Gardner to persuade her to take a role in Pocket Money alongside Lee Marvin. The gossip notes Arlene Dahl attends Cannes events with Skip Schaum, billeted by Prince Rainier and Princess Grace in Monaco. The item also mentions Michael Caine’s breakup, Fanny’s Chicago dates, and Dennis Weaver’s Hollywood wardrobe.
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Paul Newman
Ava Gardner
Lee Marvin
Arlene Dahl
Cannes
Skip Schaum
Arlene
Skip
Prince Rainier
Princess Grace
Monaco
Grace Kelly
Nixon Signs REA Bill to Fund Rural Telephone Bank
President Nixon signed a law creating a rural telephone bank to finance farmer phone service through the Rural Electrification Administration. The White House noted REA loans rose from 302 million to 749 million dollars from 1969 to 1970, and the new act allows banks to lend at up to four percent interest.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Rural Telephone Bank
Rural Electrification Administration
REA
White House
Iowa Colleges Share $113 976 in Tech Grants
Washington reports the office of education approved $113 976 in grants for laboratory and closed circuit television equipment to 14 higher learning institutions. Notable awards include Iowa State University $7 069 in closed circuit TV and Luther College $2 156, Upper Iowa College $1 747, Kirkwood Community College $7 977, and Luther College among others. U S Senator Jack Miller announced the grants Friday.
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Washington
Office of Education
U.S
Jack Miller
Division of Educational Technology
East Iowa
Iowa State University
Ames
Upper Iowa College
Fayette
Luther College
Decorah
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Fees bill for merged area colleges advances in Iowa Senate
The Iowa Senate approved a bill allowing merged area community colleges to set and spend student activity fees, despite protests from Sen. Francis Messerly who warned fees could fund radical speakers. Supporters say administration and boards must approve all spending, while opponents fear political bias and thought control.
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DES Moines
Senate
Francis Messerly
Cedar Falls
Messerly
Gene Glenn
D-Ottumwa
Iowa
Glenn
Charles Balloun
Rtama
Balloun
Gay Liberation Front
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Itesserly
W. R. Rabedeaux
Wilton Junction
Doctor Team Husband and Wife Slain in Marietta
Dr Warren Matthews and his wife J Rosina Vincenzi Matthews, both esteemed physicians and pathologists at Kennestone and Piedmont hospitals, were found slain after a break-in at their Marietta home. Neighbors reported gunfire at about 6:30 am and ensuing screams.
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Marietta, Ga
UPI
Warren Matthews
Matthews
J. Rosina Vincenzi
Kennestone Hospital
Marietta
Piedmont Hospital
Atlanta
E. L. Thomas
Mystery Home Invasion Ends In Shootings
Police describe a brutal intruder attack at a house where Mrs. Matthews and another victim were found shot in the head and beaten, with blood in the basement. Neighbors note a recent burglary and that Mrs. Matthews held a gun permit.
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Iowa City
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Beaconsfield
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Jefferson
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Marion
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First Avenue
Naso's
First Ave
The
Hawkeye Zoological Society
First Avenue SE
Mother
Scott Smith
Town House Motor Inn
Don Lucas
Sieilnliaaiak
Jubilee Lanes
Carriage House
South Cedar Street
Polly
1St Ave. SE
FOX & Hounds
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42Nd St. N.E
Center Pt. Rd
Edgewood Road
Johnson Ave. N.W
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Times Theatre
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