Exorcist star Miller skews from film turmoil to Broadway
Actor Walter Miller discusses The Exorcist production chaos including on set fires and three deaths during filming. He blends writing and acting, plans The Nickel Ride lead, and voices West Coast creativity versus Broadway stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
NEA
Jason Miller
William Peter Blairge
Miller
Walher Karras
Bradly
William Friedkin
Scranton
Bob Mulligan
Oldtimers
New Jersey
New York
California
Broadway
Music Center
Telegram Partnership Columbus Nebraska Ad Rates
Subscriptions listed for daily Telegram Partnership printed in Columbus Nebraska. Rates show $2.71 monthly by carrier in Columbus and $14.00 per year by mail to Nebraska and other states. Change of address instructions request notifying both old and new addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colontun
Heo
Columbus
Plate
Beare
Bute
Colfax
Merrick
Werte
Polk
Nebraska
Nati Spal Nosimatter
Columbat Zeleqeam
Ita
Tulsa Oilers fall as Fort Worth Wings win CHL clash
Kurt Worth starred for Fort Worth with goalie Glenn Resch protecting the net as the Wings beat Tulsa in a CHL game. Tulsa outshot 43 20 but Fort Worth struck twice late in the second period through Terry Gray and Ron Kennedy, with Richard Grenier adding the third near the end. Albuquerque rallied to tie Dallas 3 3 as Steve Langdon scored in relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Kurt Worth
Glenn Resch
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Albuquerque
Dallas
Tulsa Oilers
Fort Worth Wings
Terry Gray
Ron Kennedy
Richard Grenier
Hant Daigle
Steve Langdon
Michel Dumas
Dallas Black Hawks
Brian Ogilvié
Rob Palmer
Males
Emporia State Edges UNO In Close Conference Contention
Emporia State rallied from behind to defeat UNO 66 to 65 in Finporia Kansas. UNO led mid second half but was held to four points in the final 11 minutes and 15 seconds, all from free throws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finporia
Kan
University of Nebraska At Omaha
Hornets
Emporia State
Mavericks
UNO
Silver Creek Gatherings Feature Joint Bridge Parties
Silver Creek events centered on bridge gatherings at the Ned Power home and a restaurant venue in Columbus. Hostess Mrs. Frank Setuldt organized the Contract Bridge Club at Mrs. My Mrs. Geoffe s home, with seasonal decorations throughout. Families and guests from Shelby, Conevit, Omaha, St. Paul, Stanton, and other towns attended pre Christmas dinners hosted by several households, including Mr. and Mrs. Kak Jacobsen and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Jil avid family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver Cheek
Day Columbus
Ned Power
Gill Exchange
Frank Setuldt
Geoffe ‘Gett
Kak Dacobsen
Childeen
Bob Stub Faily
Shelby
Iowa
del Cortines
Omaha
Jarry Kuh
Clai
Phil Beek
St. Paul
Bernard Albers
Stanton
Lelon Alexander
Nebraska Crop Improvement Days speaker named
Dr. James Detonche of Mississippi State University will speak at the Nebraska Crop Improvement Days in Kearney. His topic is Quality Control from Seed to Seed Bed. The event runs January 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Kearney
Neb
Ama
James Detonche
Mississippi State University
Dan
Lind elected president of Nebraska sugar beet growers
Ray Lind of Lyman was elected president of the Nebraska Non stock Sugar beet Growers Association. Officers also include Charles Reisig of Scottsbluff as vice president and Melvin Bennett of Gering as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heel Growers
Scottsblufe
Neb
Ray Lind
Lyman
Nebraska Nonstock Sugarbecet Growers Association
Charles Reisig
Scottsbluff
Melvin Bennett
Gering
Cards of Thanks and Holiday Wishes from Readers
Sincere thanks to relatives and friends for prayers visits cards and gifts while a patient at Behlese Hospital Special thanks to Fr Regis my doctor and nurses A Blessed Christmas to all Mrs Carroll Alliger T wish to thank everyone for the cards gifts flowers and doctors and hospital staff and especially the priests who visited Mrs Steve Jingers Thanks to relatives and friends for making our anniversaries a most enjoyable occasion Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all God bless Mr and Mrs Blince Radeon Mr Clarence Kiernan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behlese — Hospital
Fr. Regis
Carroll Alliger
Steve Jingers
Blince Radeon
Clarence Kiernan
VA Disburses Over 100 Million To Nebraska Veterans In 1974
The Veterans Administration disbursed more than 100 million dollars in Nebraska during fiscal year 1974, up 15.7 million from the prior year. Director WV Campbell in Lincoln oversaw the largest share about 42 million in disability checks. About 244 million funded education and vocational rehab programs for Nebraska veterans, with 27.4 million for VA hospital operating costs. Remaining funds paid for insurance, indemnities, direct home loans, and related costs. Disbursements by county include Platte 1,273,412 and totals for nearby counties listed. A Crop Protection Clinic is planned for January 8 in Norfolk for northeastern Nebraska farmers and professionals. Kentucky held state elections by voice vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Don WV Campbell
Vincol
Nilion
Platte County
Hiroone
Baller
Collas
Madison
Merrick
Natice
Pelk
Christmas Amid Shortages Dim Holiday Mood Worldwide
Amid fuel and power shortages Christians brace for Christmas with sparse lights and tight budgets. In Bethlehem merchants expect smaller crowds than 5000 last year as oil fears and terrorism loom. Americans and Europeans face higher costs and cutbacks while Pope Paul VI marks Christmas Eve in St. Peter's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Bellhelem
Alte
Jesus Sone
Church of the Nativity
Home
Athens
Tokyo
Paris
Reclin
Europe
Unite States
Rockfeller Center
New York
Copenhagen
Met
Italy
France
West Germany
Uu Bers
West Berlin
Hhey
East Berlin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jason
Rr Broadway
27Th Avenue
Tooleys
Morris
A Division of
Morris Industries, Inc
Midwest
Silver Creek
the Art Printery
Office Products & Printing
13Th Street
Norfolk
Northeastern
Nebraske
Kentucky
Japan
Frank Sawyer
I Sharp Blig
Lincoln, Nebr
Maico
Hearing Aid Service
Mr. Sawyer
Downtowner
27Th Ave
Miessler
Hallmark, Cards
First National Bank & Trust CO
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!