TV's pioneers recall goofs of live shows
Los Angeles based reminiscences recount the era of live television with stories from Jacie Ball Carol Burnett Broderick Crawford Hope and others. They recall ad lib moments wardrobe crises elevator changes and on set mishaps that defined early TV as the most important medium, not a by-product.
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Los Angeles
NEA
Jacie Ball
Carol Burnett
Garry Moore
Broderick Crawford
Hob Hope
Ropman
Ahiny
Eva Marie Saint
Peggy Wood
Miss Wood
Tope
Bob
Hope
Tom Ped
Cbs-Tv
Lux
Ross Martin
Lawa
Talla
Panehet
Ross
Garry
Lucille Ball
Tran
Tye
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Real Estate Transfers in Platte County Registry Listings
A compilation of transfers recorded at the Platte County Register of Deeds by Columbus Credit Bureau includes pairs of grantees and grantors across numerous parcels. Entries note multiple subdivisions, townships, and blocks in Columbus, with individuals such as William Blatt James Wunderlich Raymond Korth and families like Pfeifer Kudron Mark and Coffey.
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Platte County
Janet M Cook
Orig Village of Plate Center
Ine
Ty Clarence
Evelyn
Hellbased
North Park
Columbus
Clarencé Mimick
Daniel J & Carol Coffey
Arthus Becher & St Ta
Robert G & Carmen
Longman
Gerrans
Bus Cofural
Douglas
Lee & Wi
John
Maple Park
Irene A Kudron
Trene A & Phillip K Kudron
Orly
Amo
Mark
Clifford J
LA 2. & Pt Ltd
Bik
Orig Phaile Center
Pravda Urges Removal of UN From New York Over Attacks
Pravda argues the United Nations should relocate from New York if hostile acts against Soviet diplomats and missions continue. The piece accuses American authorities of lax protection and cites ongoing Soviet retaliation in Moscow and a broader campaign against Soviets in the United States. It notes discussions about UN building plans in New York and questions the city’s ability to host the UN safely.
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Peter J. Shaw
Moscow
United Nations
New York
Pravda
United States
Washington Fest
Anthony Astrachan
Kolesnichenko
United
U.N
U.S
Lester Ernst Named Columbus Citizen of the Month
Lester Ernst is celebrated as Columbus Citizen of the Month. A Navy veteran and longtime local businessman, he operated a grocery near 9th Street and 20th Avenue, led Ernst Oldsmobile and Cadillac, and served on the Columbus school board plus PTA. He and his wife Evast have two sons, James and David, with church and fraternal affiliations noted.
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Lester Eenst
Columbus’ Cieen
Columbus Dayengs
Mr.enst
Danican
What Ares
Columbus Igh
9Th Street
20Th Avena
Nielson Chevrolet Company
Hughes Chevrolet Company
Council Bluffs
Ernst Oldsmobile
Cadillac
Ernst
Evast
Clara
James
David
Lester Evast
Bt. Larke’s Church
Admeri¢Ng
Legian
Ellis
AF & AM Lodge
Chamber of Commerce
PTA
Lester Ernst
Columbus
Weather highs and lows across the United States
The National Weather Service reported a low of 25 degrees below zero in International Falls Minnesota, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. In Texas McAllen recorded a Sunday high of 86 degrees while New York's high reached 86 as well.
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New York
Weather prompts mixed conditions across regions
A garbled weather briefing notes snow in the Northwest and Northeast, fog in the central areas, and mild rain near the Gulf Coast. It reports two inches of new snow near Jackson Mississippi and snow warnings extending across the Pacific Northwest and upper Great Lakes, with hazardous driving advised.
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Rahwandi
Loulstain
Jackson
Miss
Uingland
Mhaing
Upper
Great Lakes
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