Peggy Lee Endorses Endocrinology In Waldorf Engagement
Peggy Lee, thirty pounds lighter after endocrinologist advised diet changes, headlines a Waldorf Empire Room show with a glowing reception. The article weaves playful celebrity anecdotes, Nixon jokes, and socialite chatter around a star's dramatic weight loss and a nightclub appearance.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Peggy Lee
Peggy
Waldorf Empire Room
Biltmore
Roy M. Gohn
Nixon
Cohn
Rachel Roberts
Rex Harrison
WATF
Plaza
Hermione Gingold
Miss Roberts
Tate
Lincoln Senator Considers Run For 3rd District Seat
Lincoln Nebraska AP reports State Senator James Waldron a Callaway Republican is weighing a bid for Nebraska’s 3rd Congressional District seat as Rep. Dave Marlin’s effectiveness and health are questioned. Waldron cites Western Nebraska support and fuel shortage concerns driving the deliberation.
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Lincoln
Neb
James Waldron
Callaway
Wenesday
Dri
Dave Marlin
Wneb
Marlin
Ond
Wayne Zicharth
Martin
Zicharth
Fia
Senate
Jacoby on bridge by Cswald and James Jacoby
Here is another George Coffin hand with South in three spades. He plays to ensure ma stress and leads trumps and hearts, facing East’s queen possibility and endplay ideas. The analysis traces end play lines, discards, and forced leads, all explained as a pager demonstration.
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George Coffin
South
East
West
Bridge bidding quandary in three spades over three diamonds
Today’s Bridge puzzle asks how to respond after partner overcalls three diamonds when you open three spades and your partner rebids. The discussion considers whether to bid seven diamonds under the theory that partner holds a strong diamond suit and club king.
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Soutt le
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Stromer cautions on Nebraska legislature
State Senator Gerald Stromer of Kearney tells the Chadr on State College Young Republicans that the 1974 legislative session will be hampered by a 60 day limit and a gubernatorial campaign. He warns of a historic first in a Nebraska gubernatorial race during a legislative session and urges focus on western Nebraska needs and farm to market roads.
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Lincoln
Neb
Gerald Stromer
Kearney
Chadron State College
Stramer
Nebraska
Ife
Dear Dick Readers Question TV History and Duke Bracelet Meme
A reader asks why John Wayne wore a POW bracelet in many photos, suggesting a Vietnam war tribute. Others seek trivia on It Happened One Night remakes, Christopher Plummer, Cade’s County cancelation, Henry Busse records, Who’s My Line MC, and Bob and Carol and Ted and Alice cast.
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Bear Dick
John Wayne
Alreays
Mr. A
Oklahoma City
Okla
Duke
Christopher
Plummer
Julie Andrews
Lee Davis
Augusta
Duke of Wellington
Waterloo
Henry Busse
John Daly
Larry Blyden
Margaret Sunbury
Taunton
Mass
Wally Broner
Bob
Carol
Ted
Alles
Penny Sue Phillips
Sciotoville
Chic
Natalie Wood
Dyan Cannon
Robert Culp
Elliot Gould
Hays
Old West to live again Pony Express Ride to aid crippled children
GRAND ISLAND Nebraska April 1920 events Pony Express Riders of Nebraska plan a second annual ride to raise funds for crippled children. Last year the riders covered more than 400 miles and raised a substantial amount.
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Grand Island
Neb
Pony Express Riders
Nebraska
Nebraska Master Seal Society
Milford
Don Nealon
Dla County
Easter Seal Society
Ramada
Tn Grand Island
Neaton
Mall County
Camp Kiwanis
Nealon
Faster Seal Society
Gothenburg
Ile
Goodrich Dairy Raises Milk Prices in Omaha
Omaha's Goodrich Dairy increased the price of four gallons of milk by eight cents, matching recent supermarket hikes. The new gallon price is 1.27, half gallons 0.65, covering higher raw milk costs. President Dwight Buss questioned if prices will stay high as he expects possible demand shifts. He noted potential price drops if consumer reaction dampens sales.
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Omaha, Neb
Omaha
Goodrich
Dwight Buss
Buss
FCC studies power use by broadcasters and receivers
The FCC begins a nationwide study of power consumption by radio and TV broadcasters and receivers amid an energy crunch. No proposals to cut airtime exist. results aim to evaluate potential fuel savings and inform future decisions.
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Radio & TV
FCC
Jay Sharbutt
NEW York
al Midnahh Dast Mowlay
Ktvw-Tv
Tacoma
Wash
U.S
Fedteral Communications Commission
Iny
ICC
Wallace EB. Johnson
Russians Winning Litter War In Soviet U Slean Effort
In Omaha AP report Dr. Kharin deputy chief for the Department for Food and Light Industry says the Soviet union leads a government coordinated effort against litter. The anti litter campaign uses preventive measures including recycling and education of youth. He notes Soviets avoid disposed glass and avoid urging phrases on cans and emphasizes respect for cleaners and the wasteful nature of litter. The delegation of four Soviet officials is touring American Can Co. facilities.
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Omaha
Neb
Kharin
Department For Food and Light Industry
Reas&t
Ism
Dr. Kharin
Acri
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