Curtain calls and capers weave through New York night
New York theater notes Jane Powell says Irene is the greatest thing she’s known. She may replace Debbie Reynolds on tour, Alice Faye to Broadway, bed and plaques joked. Newark grand jury expected to indict music men in payola probes. Inflation hits restaurants. some seek buyers or partners. Osceola break‑in: over $1,000 stolen. entry forced, front door damaged, cleaner finds scene.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Jane Powell
Irene
Hollywood
Debbie Reynolds
Gower Champion
Gower
Beh Preston
Jane
Debbie
Hubert Merrill
Alice Faye
Alice
Bo Merrill
Alice Maye
Newark Federal Grand Jury
Payola
Bat
Hugh Leonard
Olney
Koeh Jis
Debbie Hallin
Jacqueline Susan
Quee
Sulton Place
Aith St
East River
Ryan
Hill Country
TV schedules and shows across stations and times
A garbled TV guide listing multiple stations XKOLN TV KETV KUON KUONSTY and others, with program blocks including sports news late night Talk and children's shows. Names like Brady Bunch Newhart and Lawrence Welk appear among other series and sports mentions.
Jacoby on bridge shows Holmes finding tricks in spades
The column recounts Oswald and James Jacoby detailing a bridge hand where Holmes faces a 31-trump break. He wins with careful card play, finesses, and careful discards, taking the game and rubber despite uncertain trump breaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watson
Hulmes
Almosd
Wilt Duramy
Hin
Overtaki
Holmes
Bridge bidding puzzle and challenge for readers
Today’s bridge column presents a bidding sequence with West North East South and suggests a bold seven spades as a grand slam possibility. The question asks how to bid with AAKQINO SAVES and 32H74, inviting readers to answer in tomorrow’s paper.
CBS changes the guard at White House beat
New York AP report says Day Rather will be reassigned after nearly eight years covering the White House. Bob Schieffer takes over as Pentagon reporter and Phil Jones joins the White House staff. Rather remains on CBS Saturday and will anchor Sunday programs, described as a promotion by CBS Senior VP William Small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Day Rather
White House
Rather
Bob Schieffer
CIS
Pentagon
Phil Jones
Ord
Trather
CBS
William
Small
Doris Day gossip and trivia from Dick Kleiner
Column includes Doris Day career notes, family status, and possible future projects. Also covers queries on Judy Pace and Lela Falana, the Mitchell marriage, Anita Bryant, and a Chan Neuhouse-like film rumor. Includes trivia about Kiss of Death and Mustang TV details with local group Mariachi Gala and a recording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris
AJ. Hatchner
Marty Melcher
Terry Melcher
Marty
Don Mitchell
Transion
Judy Pace
Lela Falana
Carmen Taylor
Duncan
Okla
Judy
Rosalind Mohnson to Teach in Iowa After Studies
Rosalind Mohnson learned in France and will teach in Iowa after returning from studies. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Molson hosted Rosalind and daughter at their Cheston home, with other relatives seen in Columbus and Yorkton gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheston
Harold Molson
Rosalind
John Mohnson
France
Columbus
Lily Frieze
Tri-County
Ed Malena
Mike Malena
Ald
Norman
Roamocin
Ali
Jerry Johnson
Leiyn
Ru Wirdenbagg
Gallup
N81
Jennie Wardenburg
Martin Asche
Pittsburg
Kean
Jeff
Jennifer Trinklein
Mengeth Rings
Seven families honored with Pioneer Farm Awards at Polk County Fair
Seven families received Mehraski Pioneer Farm Awards at a Polk County Fair ceremony on a Wednesday night. The 1974 honorees include Jaelanson of Clarks, Adelson of Polk, Gestrine, SW Anderson of Jp, Edna Kreis of Stromsburg, Nelema of Gresham, and Widga of Stromsburg. The Triton submarine completed a submerged around-the-world voyage on May 10, 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polk County
WHS
Jaelanson
Clarks
and Mins
Willard Adelson
Polk
Irvin Gestrine Carl SW. Anderson
Edna P. Kreis
Stromsburg
Herod Robert Nelema
Gresham
Lester D. Widga
Stromspurg
U.S
Tritet
Leigh Faculty Holds Meeting and Workshop Sessions
Leigh teachers met Wednesday for a faculty meeting and Thursday for a workshop at Columbus High School as part of pre semester preparations. New staff include Alan J. Curry science Jack Pennington social studies coaching Deb Streemke Jr music Leon Stone art social studies Mike Inselman physical education coaching Miss Pauline Harker library math Allen L. Sonidt fifth grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leon Stone
Mike Inselman
Miss
Pauline Harker
Tibrary
Allen L. Sonidt
PBS Sets Oct 6 Start For New TV Season
PBS will delay its 1974 75 season start to October 6, a slower rollout than commercial networks. PBS vice president John Montgomery says September audience interest favors networks but PBS staggers premieres to build viewer habits. Stations now contribute over 4 million dollars to national shows, enabling a nine month schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public TV
Public Broadcasting Service
Johin Montgomery
PBS
Matt
Montgomery
TBS
Catholic bishops warn secular values challenge U S faith
U S Roman Catholic bishops report a head on clash between secularism and Christianity in American life. They warn that many Catholics increasingly adopt secular values, with abortion tolerance and contraception rejection cited. The document notes a possible spiritual renewal amid rapid change, insisting American Catholicism is changing not collapsing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cornell
New York
United States
Historical society banquet date set for September first
Osceola Polk County Historical Society members met at Osceola City Hall with Serie Gissiers directing the program and Phil Nybergs serving lunch. The annual banquet is planned for 630 PM September 1 at the A and H Lounge in Shelby with Doris Grossnicklaus and Phil Nyberp in charge of arrangements. Eva Kelley of Shelby will chair the program. Tickets available soon from local volunteers in Osceola Shelby Stromsburg and Polk area. A nominating committee was formed to secure officers by the September meeting. Members were encouraged to gather county family histories for the county biography project and a talk on antiques was given by Mrs. Lee Becker and her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osceola
Guess
Polk County Historical Society
Eva Kelley
Shelby
Esther Fellows
Allegra Johnson
Stromsburg
Diight Burneys
Polk
Ernie
Gissler
Uhe County
Lee Becker
Becker
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