IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT Hershfield's happy
New York gossip items note Harry Hershfield, "Mr. New York," smiling despite a hospital rest at Beth Israel. Anecdotes reflect age and wit, with humor about Scotsmen, Watergate, and public figures. The fragment highlights entertainment and political jabs in a breezy column.
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Seattle
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Church Women Hold Smorgasbord at Albion UM Church
Albion United Methodist Church Women convened in the fellowship room for a smorgasbord replacing the annual picnic. They planned donating a blanket to World Service, sending funds to Missionary Action for retired workers, buying books for girls in India, and appointing Mrs Vingit Potter to lead a women's day bingo at Wolf Nursing Home. The Rev Lester Anderson and his wife announced a Colorado retreat as they prepare to depart. Next meeting set for September 5.
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Albion
United Methodist Church Women's Society
Church Fellowship Room
Church Women United
Missionary Action
India
Vingit Potter
Wolf Nursing Home
Lester Anderson
Colorado
Anderson
Eles
Bloodmobile quota exceeded by four units in David City
The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in David City surpassed the 125 unit quota by four units totaling 129. Local chairman Max Alence noted 19 percent turnout with three rejections. Dorothy Newsom earned five gallons, Ed Davis eight, and Elmer Vanous nine gallons. Six first nine donors aided the drive. Leigh couple Reuben and Mrs Olson welcomed twins July 31 at Omaha Methodist Hospital.
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David City
Red Cross
Max Alence
Dorothy Newsom
Ed Davis
Brainard
Elmer Vanous
Leigh
Reuben Olson
Arlington
Methodist Hospital
Omaha
Ali
Fred Crawoaugh
Columbus
Victor Olson
Lelgi
Let the Good Times Roll chronicles social history in film
Dick Kleiner profiles producer Rob Abel and actors in Cinema Associates projects including Let the Good Times Roll and Emperor of the North. Abel recalls youth, social roles, and the cost of archival work while actor Harry Caesar discusses his tough path from boxing to acting.
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Dick Kleiner
Bollywood
Cali
NEA
Rob Abel
Pierre Adidge
Teri Aleh
Adlilge
Cinema Associates, Inc
Joe Cocker
Elvis Presley
Penci
Gorlal
Lef Hob Abel
Pierre Adige
Sid Levin
Abel
Adidge
Joe Cooker
Harvard Was Wrong Robin Moore Turns Bestseller
New York AP profile of Robin Moore once told by Harvard English professors he should not pursue writing. After early career detours from hotel work to crime tales, his breakout came with The Country Team about CIA operations in Southeast Asia. His later novels The French Connection and The Green Berets propelled him to fame and film projects.
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New York
Harvard
Robin Moore
Moore
Robert Lowell Moore
Sheraton Hotel Hall
Cuba
Castro
Wire Lagoon
Jamaica
CIA
Southeast Asia
Two Kearney Beef Packers Plan Weekend Closures
Neal Holub, manager of Gibbon Packing Co, says Friday will be the last operating day until beef price ceilings are lifted. The plant has run about half capacity this week amid dwindling meat supplies and a surge of unusual requests from nontraditional buyers. The Lesington plant also plans to close this weekend.
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Kearney
Neb.ap
Kearney Area
Neal Holub
Gibbon Packing Co
Funay
Holuly
Lesingion
Red Cross drive falls short of goal by three units
ALTAION A visit by the Red Cross Broadmobile to the Veterans Club yielded 420 donors contributing 141 units, three units under the target. Twenty first time donors were noted and several individuals reached gallon milestones, with local chairs led by Mrs Lloyd Keeha and Mrs Randy Neidherdt.
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Red Cross
Veterans Club
LaVonna Miller
Anits Carlson
Mark Woodworth
Mavis Powers
Darwin Clark
Ofbion
Tsa
Trenevieve Daniels
Felersburg
Lowell Rosenbaum
Lloyd Keeha
Woone County
Randy Neidherdt
Albion
Columbus Visit By David City Service Club Members
A David City group from the Junior Service Club toured Columbus on Thursday as part of their annual educational tour. The party of 43 youths and five adults visited Loup Power District Station the Opportunity Center Columbus airport and Reece Shoe Manufacturing Company. A reception followed in Pawnee Park.
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David IV
Medera Woulman
America
Janior Service Club
David City
Columbus
Loup Power District
Opportunity Center
Reece Shoe Manufacturing Company
Pawnee Park
Early India forged steel tools by 300 B.C.
The fragment notes that in ancient India the Christian era overlapped with Nalians manufacturing steel items and mentions about a hundred surgical instruments produced from steel by 300 B.C. The accuracy of the historical claim is unclear within the text.
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Nalians
India
Platte College hires Mrs. Mark Cail as journalism instructor
Journalism teacher Janet Cail joins Platte College as a speech and journalism instructor this fall. The couple plans to move to Columbus in late August. Mrs. Cail, a Western Michigan University graduate with a master's from the University of Northern Colorado, is pursuing graduate studies at the University of Nebraska. They have no children.
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Janet) Cail
Deva
Platte College
Columbus
Cail
Western Michigan University
University of Northern Colorado
Call
University of Nebraska
Oldest Moon rock ages at least 4.09 billion years
Scientists report the return of a lunar rock sample believed to be at least 4.09 billion years old. The finding reinforces theories about the Moon's early formation and its volcanic and geological history.
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Moon
Norma Zimmer the First Lady of Song Heralds a Singing Crusader
Norma Zimmer travels across the country singing religious concerts and backing Pat Boone and the LeAnn Sisters. She grew up in Idaho, faced poverty, joined a glee club, and found opportunity with Lawrence Welk. She values inspirational songs and continues performing with family life and personal faith shaping her career.
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Norma Zimmer
Wilary Abramson
Copley
Treachout
Norma Zimer
Wea
Laury Lawrence Wolk
Teori Larsen
Idaho
Dlimmner
Zimmer
Los Angeles
Quail
Jack Benny
Nelson Eddy
Pat Boone
Leann Sisters
Mrs. Zimmer
Carmen Dragon
Lawvrence Welk
Rndy
Paint Springs
Alif
la Habra
Calif
Kratka Ridge Mar
Wilson
California
Vinters
This Day In History Aug 4 In 192 years of events
Today in history highlights events from 192 years ago including Christopher Columbus setting sail in 1492, Henry of Navarre becoming King of France in 1589, a 1975 naval victory near Sicily, Suez occupation in 1881, the Nautilus crossing in 1838, and Rusk visiting the Soviet Union in 1963. Birthdays noted for Tony Bermett and Vintores Del Tio. A thought on cleanliness contrasts with greed.
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Tefl
Christopher Columibus
Spain
America
Henry of Nava
France
Henry II
Bay of
Palermo
Sicily
Suez
Germany
Din Wsl
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
North
Ole
Dean Rusk
Unio
July Fourth Cold Snap at Grand Marais Hits 28 Degrees
On July Fourth, 1050, Grand Marais Minnesota on Lake Superior’s north shore saw a temperature drop to 28 degrees.
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Grand Marais
Minn
Lake Superior
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