Eddie Albert impostor sparks Broadway autograph craze
New York crowds mob Cordial Bar on Broadway seeking Eddie Albert autographs only to be teased by a lookalike, Howard Albert, star of Bullerites Are Free. The incident highlights a wild night as Eddie Albert discusses Tahiti and friends Marlon Brando while sharing casual remarks and humorous asides.
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New York
Eddie Albert
Bway
Howard Albert
Eddie
Marlon Brando
Tahiti
Albert
Taylor
Marilyn Monroe
Lizabeth
Hest
Phyllis Diller
G. Rosenblatt
Karl
Flip Wilson
Solivelle
Jesse James
Earl
FPC approved tank plans without having specs
Washington AP The Federal Power Commission admitted it approved construction plans for a New York LNG tank without the required specifications. Six years later a February fire killed 49. missing documents and informal plan handoffs were cited. Nasikas warned materials used in the tank were inappropriate and the urethane insulation and laminate liner were highly flammable.
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Federal Power Commission
New York
FPC
Texas Eastern ‘Transmission Corp
Tetco
Staten Island
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Sikws
Nassikas
Commission
Texas Western
National Bureau of Standards
Injuries fatal to Pawnee City man
An 80 year old Pawnee City man died from injuries suffered Tuesday in a two car crash one mile north of here. The victim's name was not released pending notification of relatives. He died Wednesday. Nebraska traffic deaths for the year reached 195, compared with 252 a year ago.
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Pawnee City
Neb
Pawnee
Liz Taylor says jealousy split up marriage to Burton
Gemmy Bonn reports actress Elizabeth Taylor blames mutual jealousy for separation from Richard Burton. Magazine quotes Taylor saying Burton's jealousy and his affairs drove strain, with divorce lawyers involved yet hoping to salvage their marriage for three months. Taylor vows never to marry again if divorced.
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Bonn
Whitabeth Taylor
Richard Burton
West Geran
Bunle Chastrierte
Richard
Vie
Burton
Aever
Agaln
Magueive
Taylor
Los Angeles
History Briefs From July 1 in Years Past
Historical notes for July 1 cover events from 1614 to 1955 and later, including a Hamilton duel in 1804, Clement VII excommunication, John Quincy Adams birth, Eisenhower nomination, Air Force Academy dedication, and more. Notable birthdays include Val Brynner and Nicola Godda, with a Thought for Today on honest self-reflection.
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Associated Press
Aaron Buer
Alexander Hamilton
Weehawken
Clement VII
Henry VII
England
John Quincy Adams
Braintree
Mass
Massport
Maine
Chicago
Dwight DB. Eisenhower
Air Force Academy
Lawry Air Base
Colorado
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
World Council of Churches
South Vietnam
Quing ‘Tri City
Val Brynner
Nicolas Godda
Brlvard AV
Bensomi
Sidney School Board Adopts $15 Million Budget
The Sidney School Board in Sidney Nebraska approved a $15 million budget for the coming school year, with a near $60,000 increase. Officials say about $62,000 of the rise funds teachers via raises and fringe benefits, while the board had earlier authorized regular steps and raises despite the Court of Industrial Relations reviewing next year’s salaries.
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Sidney School Board
Court of Industrial Relations
Ecourt
Critics split on Aim Margaret TV special
Dear Dick readers weigh in on the Aim Margaret TV special with mixed views. Some praise Julie Andrews shows while others find Aim Margaret less compelling. comparisons are seen as apples and oranges.
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Dick Kleiner
Julie Andrews
Hernlak
Waestminster
Calif
Bal
Jule Andrews
Ike
American International Hag
Pam Crier
Coffy
Worship Service Set for July 22 at Platte County Fair
Platte County fair adds worship service at Agricultural Park grandstand on Sunday July 22 at 10 30 am under Lutheran Laymen's League sponsorship. Speaker is Rev Schroeter from Grace Lutheran Platte Center and St Peter Lutheran Humphrey with organist Mrs Meschke and singer Larry Beerbohm.
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Platte County
Agricultural Park
Omaha Public Works Department Names New Head
OMANA Neb A new head of the Omaha Public Works Department will begin in August at a salary of 22009 dollars. Mayor Edward Zorinsky identified 51 year old Edward Peso as the new leader. Peso previously worked for Subgrade Construction Co on the Rapid Transit System in San Francisco and transit projects in Washington. He replaces Gene Jordan who agreed not to be reappointed. Posek attended Elkhorn High School in Nebraska.
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Neb
APJ
Omaha Public Works Department
Edward Zorinsky
Edward Peso
The
Subgrade Construction Co
San Francisco
Washington
Gene Jordan
Jordan
Posek
Elkhorn High School
Nebraska
Ann Miller Credits Glenn for Stage Comeback After Injury
San Diego actress Ann Miller recuperates from a concussion suffered last August during a St Louis stage collapse. She credits former astronaut Delia Allen and Glenn for encouragement as she plans a future return to dance in Butte Spirit at San Diego off Broadway theater.
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Delia Alenin
Glen
Awe
Critain
St. Loui
Glenn
Butte
Hollywood
Dane
Earn honors at 4-H horse show in York district
At the district 1 horse show in York on July 9, 110 entrants from 11 counties earned honors in Western pleasure horsemanship and reining events. Ann Kaufmann and Charlotte Peterson led girls with multiple blue and purple ribbons. Gerald Rountree topped boys with several red and blue awards. The event highlighted top youth riders from area counties and included standings for barrel racing and related disciplines.
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Kathy Rudolph
Denise Lea
White
Graig Buckle
Rising City
Chimpiant
Ann Kaufmann
Kathy Rudolpa
Jody Kopecky
Belly Maluku
Denise Dan
Charlotte Peterson
Craig Buckbee
Gerald Rountree
Reining
Shite
Nays
Red
Bays
Monty
Iain
Ron Kaufmann
Nashville Sounds and a Grand Library of Old Country Records
In Nashville a historic country music archive houses 35,000 recordings and 5,000 books as collectors and officials discuss the value of vintage discs, with Elvis early records and Jimmie Rogers memorabilia highlighting a vast, sometimes quirky, collection. A separate Omaha note reports a $2.57 million federal grant for the Central Park Mall riverfront project approved by HUD.
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Hays
Alon
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Millm
Contry Music Foundation
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Valse Teeth Valley
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Jethro
Ivey
OMI
Lbrary
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Weil
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Niet
Gail Iway
Elvis
Chet Atkins
Lddy Arnold
Ray Price
Jimey
Army Anfort
Potter Waggoner
Hlere
Jimmine Rogers
Rogers
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MALL
Omaha
Neb
Central Park Mall
Department of Housing and Urban Development
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