Plenty of chicks in Hollywood by Vernon Scott
Hollywood columnist Vernon Scott interviews Michael Cole of the Mod Squad about Hollywood gender balance. Cole, a Wisconsin native, says an abundance of working women and scarcity of men changes dating and social dynamics, with men feeling pressured and unsettled by the trend. He notes the shift toward female dominance and contemplates marriage prospects. Cole plans to stay in Hollywood despite the change.
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UPI
Michael Cole
Cole
Wisconsin
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Cale
Errol
Emale
Jeb
Plan to fight Wilson over 1970 wage limit
LORDON UP I reports angry unions and rebellious Tory MPs will oppose Harold Wilson's proposed 45 percent wage cap for 1970. Union leaders call the limit unacceptable, fearing worsened industrial relations and threats to peace amid mounting political and economic pressure. A general election looms as Labour faces union-backed dissent. Only Lake Michigan lies entirely within the United States.
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Lordon
UPI
Teflwhig
Pariah Red
Harold Wilson
Trades Union Congress
Britain
Jack Jones
Transport and General Workers
Leigh Lighting Contest Sets Community Holiday Display
Lighting contest co sponsored by Leigh Ligh Loto Power District and Leigh Booster Club invites Leigh residents and Fire District members to enter. Prizes include 15 10 and 4 dollars with entry deadline December 20. Entries must be lit each evening and judged on originality, ingenuity, and appearance. Send entries to Bernard Schat, chairman.
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Loto Power Distrint
Leigh Booster Chub
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Walries
Bernard Schat
The
Vonless
Coffee shower honors Betty Dollison in David City
Miss Butty Rae Dollison was feted at a free shower at the Perkins Hotel with prizes awarded to Mrs. Lester Jones Mrs. Guy From Miss Edna Widdowson and Mrs. Albert Jones. Attendants Leann Dollison and Nancy Daner assisted as hosts listed from Omaha Lincoln and David City. Dollison set to wed Duane Schroeder of Osmond on December 27. Venom from a stingray causes severe pain relief found in hot water.
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Butty Rae Dollison
Perkins Hotel
Lester Jones
Guy From
Edna Widdowson
Albert Jones
Dollison
Leann Dollison
Nancy Daner
Columbus
Donald Ditzler
Omaha
Jeff Ditzler
Lincoln
John McVay
Herman Ball
Gerald Birkel
Virginia O Hanlon Douglas Will Spend Christmas in Hospital
The 80 year old Virginia O Hanlon Douglas, famed for the Santa Claus reassurance to a child, is in fair condition at Columbia Memorial Hospital Hudson. Her granddaughter Patricia Temple says she is doing very well and talking, though aged. The former New York City school principal has lived in Columbia County with her daughter for years and remains hopeful for Christmas.
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Chatham
N.Y
UPI
Virginia O'Hanlon
Virginia
Virginia O'Hanlon Douglas
Columbia Memorial Hospital
Hudson
Patricia Temple
Douglas
New York City
Columbia County
Army over Navy in Omlette sweepstakes
CHATHAM England Army beat Navy 148 to 128 in the great omlette sweepstakes. Lance Cpl Tony Polton 22 produced 148 ambettes in 28 minutes before running out of calls. A child’s doubt prompted a Virginia letter to the New York Sun. Francis Church’s Santa Claus editorial echoed through Christmas lore.
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England
UPL
Army
Navy
Ja Cual
British Navy
Tony Polton
Onassis Attends Funeral for Olympic DC Crash Victims
Shipping magnate Aristotle Onassis attends funeral services for victims of a plane crash involving Olympic Airways. Olympic Airways says it will pay 16000 dollars to each of the 90 families killed in the crash 90 miles south of Athens Monday night.
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