Dolphin show at U.S. 30 Center features Happy the traveling star
Happy the six year old 400 pound dolphin performs every half hour noon to 3 pm Monday and Tuesday at the U.S. 30 Center in Columbus. Admission is by free will offering with proceeds benefiting the Columbus Family. Owner Jack Broaddus of St Pete Florida says Happy is highly traveled, entertaining about 100 people weekly and performing stunts such as hoop jumping, doll rescues, football carries and splash tricks.
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Happy
U. S. 30 Center
Columbus
Jack Broaddus
St Petersburg
Fla
St. Petersburg
Broaddus
Mexico
Canada
Columbus Family
Federal hearings probe states' welfare standard violations
Washington UPI reports the federal HEW ordered reviews in California Indiana Nebraska and Arizona to decide if welfare standards were violated and if federal funds should be cut. Nebraska faces questions over updating needs standards and aid levels affecting 29 300 children in aid to dependent children with a $3 174 000 allocation.
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Washington
UPI
Povernment
California
Indiana
Nebraska
Arizona
John D. Twiname
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Supreme Court
Twiname
Senate Finance Committee
Federal
Kansas City
Hew
Nebraska Gasol Subscription Rates Listed for Delivery
Published each evening except Sunday and by mail at various Nebraska counties. Rates shown include $2.00 per year delivered by carrier in Columbus and surrounding counties. Mail subscriptions to Nebraska and other states priced at $1.00 change per address. Subscribers should promptly notify the postmaster of address changes.
Aluminum: one of the oldest known substances
Aluminum ranks among the oldest materials recognized in chemistry with longstanding uses and notable properties guiding early and ongoing applications across industry and science.
DiMaggio and Williams Hit Big Averages in 194 consecutive games
United Press International notes Joe DiMaggio extended his record hitting streak to 66 games with a .408 average while Ted Williams posted a .412 mark in the same stretch.
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United Press International
Joe DiMaggio
Yankees
Ted Williams
Soviet and U S on collision course in Middle East
Soviet Union expands Middle East role as combat pilots and SAM missiles bolster U A R defenses. President Nixon warns that shifting power balances could trigger war. Israel reacts to intensified Soviet support and air defense upgrades amid escalating conflict and speculation over Soviet aims.
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Phil Newsom
Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Moscow
Washington
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Baburener
U.S
Richard Nixon
Israel
U.A.R
Cairo
Suez Canal
Egypt
Clean Movie Theater Closes for Lack of Patrons
The downtown Music Hall Theater run by two Roman Catholic priests, Rev Richard J Ward and Rev John E Nader, ends after two months. They could not cover 4200 dollars weekly, charging 1.50 for adults and 0.75 for children. The program began with WC Fields, showed Tom and Sluls, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Four Clowns, and was to open Gone With The Wind. Lacrosse noted as Canada’s national game.
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Detroit
UPI
Music Hall
Richard J. Ward
John E. Nader
Midland Lutheran College honors top scholars in second semester
Anita Peterson Osceola and Judith Ostrander Cedar Rapids were named on Midland Lutheran College 4.00 honor roll for the second semester. An additional 97 students earned dean's honor roll with at least 12 credits and a 3.0 GPA. Local honorees include Laura Dobson Cedar Rapids Arendz Angel Leigh Patricia Gersich Columbus Mardel Hollman Rising City Mrs Janette Meyer Columbus Kathryn Rodene Osceala George Stalfenberg Schuyler. Midland Lutheran College is in Fremont.
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Anita Peterson
Osceola
Judith Ostrander
Cedar Rapids
Midland Lutheran College
Laura Dobson
Arendz “Ngel
Leigh
Patricia Gersich
Columbus
Mardel Hollman
Rising City
Janette Meyer
Kathryn Rodene
Osceala
George Stalfenberg
Schuyler
Fremont
Sioux City man drowns at Crystal Lake beach
Sioux City resident Thomas Fetterman, 21, drowned Thursday while swimming with friends at Laskawana Beach on Crystal Lake. Dakota City rescue squad recovered his body about one hour later from six feet of water.
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Sioux City
UPI
Thomas Fetterman
Laskawana Beach
Crysal Lake
Fetterman
Dakota City
Services Set for Two in Area on Saturday
Funeral services are planned for two area residents who died Wednesday. Peter M. Vavak 74 of Prague and Henry Lukassen 71 of Ulysses will be honored in separate rites. Vavak's service is 9:30 am Saturday at Kucera Funeral Home in Prague with Rev. Donald Imring. burial in Prague National Cemetery. Lukassen's service is 10 am Saturday at Immaculate Conception Church in Ulysses. burial in St. Mary Cemetery, David City, with a rosary Friday evening. Survivors and biographical details follow for both.
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Amiel
Victoria) Chrelka
Prague
Howard
David City
Ulysses Henry Lukassen
David City Hospital
James Demuth
Wahoo
Immaculate Conceptions Church
Ulysses
St. Mary Cemetery
Knott Funeral Home
Theodore
Augusta Lukassen
Anna Cecilia Meysenburg
David
City
Bruno
Louis
Kathleen) Marlin
Don
Doris) Wrede
Clifton
Henrietta) Kay
Ponca City
Okla
Phyllis Lukassen
Lincoln
Joe
Carol) Reznicek
Surprise
Zelazny earns Combat Infantryman Badge in Vietnam
Private First Class Raymond E. Zelazny of Silver Creek near Tay Ninh Vietnam has been awarded the Combat Infantryman Badge for sustained ground contact with the enemy. He serves as an armored personnel carrier driver in Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 34th Armor of the 2nd Infantry Division. The badge has been awarded since World War II to recognize such service.
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Tay, Ninh
Vietnam
Raymond E. Zelazny
Frances Zelazny
Silver Creek
Tay Ninh
Zelazy
2Th Infantry Division
34Th Armor
St Bonaventure Summer Festival Sunday
Summertime fun and tasty home cooking await visitors at the St Bonaventure Summer Festival on the parish grounds Sunday July 12. Chicken and ham dinner served 1 to 6 p.m. in Memorial Hall with air conditioning. Activities run noon to 2 p.m. featuring booths, games, kiddie rides, entertainment, and prize drawings inviting the public.
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St. Bonaventure
Memorial Hall
Farmer Finds Cattle Sleeping Across Beds In Quiet Home
In Hawes England farmer Wilson Dinsdale discovered a prize Hereford bull and calf and an Angus cross cow resting in an upstairs bedroom after entering Bedaranuse from a nearby jetd. Neighbors helped remove the animals from the unusual scene.
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Hawes
England
UPI
Wilson Dinsdale
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Midland College
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