Curse of the Red Jaguar returns on UNI radio
Cedar Falls hosts a new original mystery for KUNI 90.9 FM six weeks from June 6. Kay Ford, a blonde Iowa divorcee, tours the Yucatan with funds from her father’s will as Mayan figures and a cadre of UNI performers drive the drama.
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Film on Nazi camp survivors who aided Nazis sparked by novel
An Israeli-Canadian film team develops a $3 million project about Jews who survived Hitler’s camps by cooperating with the Nazis. Director Yaky Yosha says the story departs from traditional Holocaust narratives. Canadian producer Annette Cohen collaborates on the adaptation of Yoram Kaniuk’s Adam Resurrected.
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Gnys Wins Grinnell Relays Beer Chug Contest Again
Grinnell College junior Eddie Gnys of Lincoln Nebraska won the beer chugging contest at the 7th annual Grinnell Relays by downing two beers in five seconds. After the win he joked it was only the start and continued drinking as other competitors spoke of the tactic to spill most of it down the front.
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Women on Stage Arrive in England Under Charles II
A 1662 royal license allowed women to act on English stages ending boys playing female roles. Margaret Hughes is noted as the first actress to perform publicly in Desdemona in Othello at Clare Market London on December 8, 1960. In 1969 General Motors halted rear engine Chevrolet Corvair production amid critics of its stability.
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Military analyst Robert Heinl dies at 62 in Caribbean vacation
Detroit News veteran military analyst Robert Heinl died Saturday during a Caribbean vacation. He served the paper from 1968 to 1978 and was a syndicated columnist. Born 192? he was 62 at death.
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West Germany and Israel establish diplomatic ties
On this date in 1965 West Germany and Israel formalized diplomatic relations. The move marked a milestone in postwar reconciliation and opened channels for exchanges between the two nations.
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