Elizabeth Taylor health again a world wide concern
New York gossip column notes Elizabeth Taylor’s health remains frail after ovarian surgery. Doctors in California and Switzerland forbid travel to Cambridge for Harvard events. She plans to stay in New York and Los Angeles as Richard Burton begins a film role. The piece mentions various social happenings and celebrity chatter.
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Elizabeth Taylor
Goltand
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Harvard
River Charles
Queen Victoria
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Rex Kentamer
California
Cambridge
Richard Burton
Burton
Elizabeth
Luv Machine
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Jacqueline Susam
the Plaza
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Monique van Vorven
Joe Kipness
Cindy Adamses
Suzanne Walker
Virginia Seidel
Liv Machine
Machine
Debbie Reynolds
Joanne Woodward
John Springer
Joseph E. Levine
Debbie
Joanne
Cye
Horoscope Forecast for Weekend Readers
Aries Mar 11 to Apr 19 seeks outlet for energy with focus on creativity and connection. Taurus Apr 20 to May 20 emphasizes direct talk with partner, budgeting, and recreation. Gemini May 21 to Jun 21 advises decisive stance, kindness, and future talks with associates. Cancer dates vary. clear decks for achievement and strengthen goodwill. Leo July 23 to Aug 22 enjoys leisure with talent, seek balance and social support. Virgo Aug 23 to Sep 22 make home a haven, pursue cultural interests. Libra Sept 23 to Oct 22 urges sound decisions with partners, check utilities, enjoy tonight. Scorpio Oct 23 to Nov 21 notes clever business advice to advance aims and finances. Sagittarius Nov 22 to Dec 21 build confidence, pursue career opportunities, welcome allies. Capricorn Dec 22 to Jan 19 study plans and seek advisers for partner support. Aquarius Jan 20 to Feb 19 reconnect with friends, aim for happiness and gains. Pisces Feb 20 to Mar 20 consult officials and plan relaxation, nurture youth civic involvement and cultural growth. If your child is sorow today she will be intelligent and eager for knowledge with many friends of right character.
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Ayoim Ongwa
Taurus
Gemini
Padon Children
Henorrew
Ein Dheir
Leo Uly
Aquarius Clan
Fiow Frienss
Chile
Hal Boyle Column Counts Snake Mail and Buttermilk Barbs
Hal Boyle recalls editor cautions about religion politics and sex in column writing. He shares a backlash over a piece on poison snakes and a letter ridiculing his remark about buttermilk, ending with a plan to send a quart of kindness to the critic.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Bowieirs
Naison Snaker
Doyle
Lacy
Lester
TV Guide Snapshot From Omaha Stations
TV schedules list KOLN KMTV KHQL and KUON channels with news hours movies and a variety of programs. It notes titles like Brady Bunch Six Million Dollar Man and The Big Valley with local WB and film festival coverage and a review show.
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Giliique
Isheed Advaniorn Theater
Big Valley
Rat Patrol
Omaha
H Mary Trier
Moora
Bob Hewhart
Cara
Burma News
Gorery Marshallows
KUON
Valiant Veers
David Susskind
Jacoby Two Notrump Fails to Reach Five Spades
Bridge players discuss a Jacoby two no trump sequence where North opens with a sound game forcing hand, South rebids three clubs signaling a singleton club, and North jumps to four spades, indicating no slam interest. South passes, and five spades is judged too high to risk.
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North
South
Bridge bidding puzzle from today’s newspaper column
In a bridge hand, South shows AAKTGVAK TE 32HK 102 after a 13 bid. You bid one club, partner responds one diamond. What is the best next move and how to proceed in the JACOBY MOREAN column? Send 5 for the “Win at Bridge” book to New York.
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Your
Pade
Jacoby Morean
P.O
Base City Station
New York
Plans for July 4 observance at Platte Center
Local groups met to arrange the Fourth of July events with Richard Arnat as general chairman Tom Rosenthal to oversee the memorial service Duane Cermak to lead the parade American Legion Auxiliary to coordinate the parade Lions Club to handle ball games Fire Department led by Kenneth Bisson and Virgil Pilakowski to run water fights Contact Richard Arndt for details Next meeting set for April 23 Also noting FHA banquet in Albion by Future Slamemakers of America Daddy Night at the school gym on March 12.
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Albion
Slamemakers of America
Apple Way series promising but uneven corn saga
New Apple’s Way TV series follows an Iowa corn architect who leaves Los Angeles to reconnect with his small hometown. Created by Earl Hamner, the show blends The Waltons vibes with modern small town life, featuring a paralyzed teen and family guilt, with musical interludes and hopeful moments amid familiar homilies.
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Jay Sharbutt
New York
Butbey
Los Angeles
Earl Tamper
David City Board Approves Teacher Contract Increases
The David City Public Schools Board of Education accepted a negotiated package with the David City Education Association raising the base pay from 4700 to 7100 and adding 4 percent increments for experience and advanced study. Coaches receive pay hikes from 25 to 100 dollars, with assistants generally up 30 dollars. Extracurricular duties will be negotiated, and two representatives will meet with the association to discuss procedures. Contracts for 1970-75 are to be renewed. gasoline bids were adjusted. About 48 students joined adult classes in welding, skeinmatics, crocheting, and powder-puff mechanics.
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Davit City
David City Public Schools Board of Education
David City Education Association
Jim Norton
Sie 'Orienwald
The
Education Association
Glen Beran
Nude modeling service in Omaha raises legal questions
Omaha prosecutors weigh whether a nude modeling program at a local bookstore violates laws. An official said it’s the first time the matter has surfaced, with models working 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. for the past week and customers allowed to pose, photograph, or sketch but not touch.
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Omaha
Gary Bucchino
4 H notes Wacky Workers and Craft Club
The 4 H notes cover meetings at Kou ong esty Anita Long home and with Mrs Don Fowler. Officers elected include Theresa Kiuntke president Genny Borowiak VP Tammy Franzen secretary treasurer and reporter. Members chose projects sent Valentines to senior citizens and planned a roller skating party.
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Kou Ong Esty
Theresa Kiuntke
Genny Borowiak
Tammy Franzen
Pet
Pare’ Morsers
Pam Borchers
Needles & Spoons Club
Anita Long
Fein Koch
Lynn Scheffler
Regina Koch
JoAnn Scheffler
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Investigate Nude Modeling Service
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