Astrological Forecast Aries to Pisces and Birthday Note
A garbled astrological forecast lists all signs with advice on travel finances dating and relationships. It mentions Aries avoiding travel and Pisces introspection, plus a birthday note about spirituality humanitarian traits and a rough August period. Numerous garbles and misspellings reduce clarity and reliability of guidance.
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Scorpio
Janey Slivalion
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Cressive Esoureen
France Faces Inflation Clash with Unions and Employers
Phase II echoes Nixon style controls as France battles inflation with unions and the 800,000 member National Employers Association opposing price restraint. Business leaders demand abolition of controls, saying voluntary limits cut profits, threatening investment plans.
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Phil Newson
UPI
Paris
France
Nixon
Tran
National Employers Association
General Labor Confederation
Ted
Fine arts events planned at NWU in Lincoln
Nebraska Wesleyan University lists about 30 spring fine arts events. Highlights include Don Ellis and Friends jazz Feb 12, Maynard Whitney art exhibit in February, and operas The Bartered Bride Feb 25 27 and March 4 5. Children’s theater Rumpelstiltskin April 27 30 plus Dave Brubeck cantata Truth April 16 with NWU orchestra Lincoln Symphony and choirs under Don Jaeger.
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Lincoln
UPI
Jazzih
Don Ellis
Dave Brubeck
Maynard Whitney
Nebraska Wesleyan University
National Endowment For the Arts
Lincoln Foundation
NWU
Nebraska Wesleyan Orchestra
Lincoln Symphony
Don Jaeger
Midland, Mich
Brubeck
Midian Center For the Arts
Europe
Madame Butterfly opens NU School of Music semester
The University of Nebraska School of Music begins its second semester with Giacomo Puccini’s Madame Butterfly staged by the opera production group, four performances February 2 to 5. The season also features Aaron Copland’s The Tender Land in April, with Copeland speaking prior to the April 20 performance. The article notes a historical aside about the mustangs of Sioux and Apache Indians.
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Lincoln
UPI
School of Music
University of Nebraska
Giacomo Puccini
U. S
Aaron Copland
Copeland
Telegram Telegram Subscription Rates Notice
Fragmented text outlines subscription rates for the Columbus Telegram listing carrier and mail prices in Columbus and surrounding counties. It mentions change of address procedures and postmaster notification but lacks clear dates or complete details.
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Columbus
Nebraska
Prats
Boones Buber
Colfax
Merrick
Mall
Newaska
Colunt
Elderly Man Found Dead Near Soldiers and Sailors Home
John G. Clamp, 76, a former McCook resident, was found dead Sunday on an iced pond north of the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Grand Island. Hall County Attorney Sam Grimminger said the death was from overexposure and a suicide note was found in his room. A Grand Island police officer located the body after Clamp was reported missing.
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Grand Island
UPI
Soldiers and Sailors Home
Hall County
Sam Grimminger
John G. Clamp
McCook
Grimminger
Clamp
Democratic delegates hinge on primaries and convention rules
Washington UPI Raymond Lahr notes the Democratic race centers on primaries and the convention system. Delegates from 22 states may come from primaries, altering the nominating process as some states use conventions. Uncommitted delegates and early commitments shape the convention lineup and potential outcomes. Goldwater's 1964 California win showcased how early primaries affect delegate tallies.
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Raymond Lahr
Washington
UPI
Democratic Reform Commission
Barry Goldwater
California
Goldwater
Major storm center brings many warnings
A major storm system traversed the Central Rockies and northern border states bringing widespread winter warnings. A light snow blanket covered the Midwest while a band of snow and freezing drizzle disrupted travel in the Rockies and Plains with winds up to 00 mph. Texas temperatures topped record lows and highs as more snow was forecast for Iowa and the Northeast, with 1 to 2 inches spreading inland and extreme temperature contrasts from 8 below at International Falls to 70 at Key West.
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United Press International
Rockies
Texas
Midwest
Cohaynne
Wye
Plains
Central
Iowa
National Weather Service
mid-Atlantic States
International Falls
Minn
Key West
Fla
Livestock operators warned on air pollution rules
A University of Nebraska extension official warned that livestock producers may soon face regulations on air and water pollution. Olson, NU extension agricultural engineer, urged swine producers to adopt corrective measures to curb nuisance odors and cited oxidation ditches with paddle wheels as an odor control method, though maintenance and operating costs limit use.
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Lincoln
API
University of Nebraska Extension
AEA
Olson
NU Extension
Reg- Walory
N.U
Hastings
O'Neill
Pender
Dark horse candidates in American presidential history
The World Almanac defines a dark horse as a relatively unknown candidate who secures a party nomination when no rival gains a majority. Historically figures such as Polk Pierce Garfield and Harding were described as dark horses who prevailed in contested nominations.
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the World Almanac
Polk
Pierce
Garfield
Harding
Export consumerism as route to friendship, says U.S. official
Robert Beshar, director of the Bureau of International Commerce, argues exporting consumerism and components for consumer goods can win friends in uncommitted nations. He notes firms like Eastman Kodak and Chrysler’s Airtemp show strong export gains, and says the trade deficit and dollar devaluation can boost American goods overseas.
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New York
UPI
United States
Ays
Robert Beshar
Bureau of International Commerce
U.S. Department of Commerce
Beshar
United Press International
Ivory Coast
Africa
Ifk
Eastman Kodak
Bostitch
Airtemp
Chrysler
Varian Assinutes
U.S
Lady May Lawford Dies at 85 in California Convalescent Home
Lady May Lawford widow of a British general and mother of actor Peter Lawford died Sunday in a Monterey California convalescent home. Cremation and memorial services are planned for Friday. Born in Heading Berkshire England, she leaves a family legacy in film and society.
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Monterey “Park
Calif
May Lawford
Peter Lawford
Lawford
Heading
Berkshire
England
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