Forman's New Film Tackles Runaway Kids in America
Hollywood reports Milos Forman, the Czech director, is making Taking Off, a comedy about runaway teenagers and their parents. He shot in New York for 810 million using many amateurs, citing Europe’s housing shortage and a generation gap as core themes.
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Physical therapist to speak on stay in Vietnam
Miss Judy Danielson a physical therapist who served at a South Vietnamese National Rehabilitation Institute will discuss her experiences in Vietnam. Her visit, sponsored by Nebraskans for Peace, covers in service training, teaching materials, and work with Vietnamese students staff and patients.
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Astrological Forecast From SIDNEY OMARR
Aries Taurus Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces dominate the forecast with warnings about emotions, decision making, and relationships. It notes birthdays, travel, and social activity, urging restraint and thoughtful planning for the period ahead. The column blends general advice with period voice and period style.
Mansfield reports no responses to $100000 Capitol bombing reward
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says no one has answered the $100,000 reward for Capitol bombing information. The March 1 blast damaged rooms and a famous George Washington glass window. Repairs are estimated under $40,000, with the crypt passageway still closed and no clues to the bomber.
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Home extension club tea highlights cooking show
Mrs Jloy Tooley of Loup Power District led an Albion spring tea program with practical dishes prepared using a mixer blender and range. Boone County extension agent William Zolinger and Pat Holvein welcomed attendees as Mighty people joined the Home Extension Club event.
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Health bill to reach 200 billion by 1974 debate
UPI reports United States policy debate as Edward Kennedy and Secretary Ullal Richardson clash over how to fund a rising national health bill projected to reach 200 billion by 1974. Kennedy advocates universal government financed insurance. Richardson favors employer employee paid private coverage with government subsidies for the poor.
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Worst Smog Incident in Lincoln 1952 Death Toll
Encyclopaedia Britannica notes a severe 1952 Lincoln smog event from February 4 to 9 that caused roughly three deaths. The report highlights one of the worst air pollution episodes in history, with widespread health impacts and lasting urban effects.
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Postal rate hearings set for May on service hikes
Washington reports the Post Fale Commission has set hearings for May 1 on the Postal Service request for about 1 billion dollars in higher rates. First class mail could rise from 6 to 8 cents, airmail from 10 to 11 cents, and other classes by about one third. second-class mail would lift by 4.42 percent over five years.
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