Rainy Day Blues Upbeat Odd Ball Advice Column
HAL BOYLE OFFERS a humorous rainy day guide for both mothers and grownups. He suggests playful tasks like recalling fictional characters, tidying old tickets, testing a congressman's patience, and imagining life in Philadelphia. The column closes with a light note that sunny days are earned through ingenuity, urging readers to make the most of wet weather.
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French photographer freed from Vietnamese captivity reports U.S. prisoners
Raigon Al archipelago reports that Michel Dumont, a French photographer freed after over three months, said U.S. advisors were captured with him. He described being separated from the Americans after air strikes and a long march to a camp near Snoul in Cambodia. He saw another American adviser at the camp but cannot recall names. Dumont said the North Vietnamese planned to free him for Liberation Day.
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Michel Dumont
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Dunant
Dumont
Snuol
Cambodia
Narth
Ted Svine
Saigan
Orders keep Omaha liquor store open under restraining order
Federal Judge Richard Denney ruled the temporary restraining order keeping the Omaha liquor store open will remain in effect for additional days. The case centers on Mia Matra of Omaha and alleged unpaid excise taxes of more than 794204 tied to her husband’s gambling business in 1967 and 1971, with investigators having raided the store last month.
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Neb
Federal District Court
Richard Denney
Mia
Matra
Gfrass Gamblins
Malya
Henney
OPPD Hires Firm for New Plant Site Study
Omaha based utility OPPD selects Gibbs, Hil Durham and Richardson of New York to prepare a study on timing location and scope for a proposed new plant. The report will cover project schedules, revisions in design, and whether the facility should be nuclear or coal powered.
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OPPD
Omaha
TeLeCRAM Subscription Notice from Columbus Neb
Public notice for TeLeCRAM partnership at 1144 37th Avenue Columbus Nebraska lists subscription rates. Delivered by carrier 7.00 monthly, by mail in Platte, Butler, Colfax, Merrick, Nance, Polk counties 14.00 yearly, Nebraska and six western states 312.99 yearly. Change of address requires subscriber to notify the paper with a current address and prior one.
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Neteaska
Plate
Boore
Butler
Colfax
Merrick
Merce
Pole
Nebraska
Siher
Steaukl
Collins denies knowledge of kickback scheme
Washington report states Texas Republican James Collins, a Dallas millionaire, denies knowing about an $18,000 kickback scheme tied to former aide George A. Stang who was convicted on 20 mail fraud counts and payroll falsification. Stang claimed Collins directed the scheme.
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Dallas
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King
Jack Anderson
Haag
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Horoscope oddities mix of signs and notes
A dense page of horoscopes for Aries through Pisces with dates and quirky advisories. The text urges caution with promises, financial checks, and practical cooperation while noting birthday reflections and personal ambitions across the signs.
Silence Between Two Deaf Blind Siblings At Country House
Louise Selby and her brother Bill, both deaf and blind, have lived at Country House for six years. They communicate by touch and finger tapping, with Louise often interpreting when needed. The pair rarely engage with the outside world, clinging to routines and simple crafts while reading Bible stories in Braille.
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Country House
Attracting Doctors to Small Nebraska Towns
North Platte Nebraska AP three new University of Nebraska chancellors visited to discuss attracting physicians to rural areas. Dr Sparks outlined expanded medical school programs and a three to six week rural rotation to ease shortages. Enrollment has risen about a third in five years with students from 23 counties in the state.
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Neb
Shens
University of Nebraska
James M. Zaumberge
Lincoln
Ronald Roskons
Omaha
Robert Sparks
University of Nebraska Medical Center
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Sparks
Jess Therm
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Two Injuries Reported in Monroe Vehicle Mishaps
Two traffic crashes west of Monroe caused injuries and vehicle damage. A Gale County driver Walter Tavid, 70, and Dennis Bender, 28, collided after a line of traffic halted at 9:20 a.m. Lund sustained a broken leg and was hospitalized. A second rear end collision injured Warren, 18, with minor injuries and extensive car damage.
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Drow Morris
The
Portol
Walter Tavid
Greeley
Dennis Bender
Beatrice
Sally Strong
Lund
Corinbus
Aml Hender
AL Put
Warren 18
James Arrar
Raymer
Corner at 23rd Street and 33rd Avenue Closure Planned
City announces temporary closure of the corner at 23rd Street and 33rd Avenue on Tuesday. Contractors will restrict traffic to Ard Street access while 26th Avenue opens to traffic. work aims to finish in several weeks, depending on weather, with an August completion hoped for.
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33Rd Avenue
Jerey Stephens
Taffic
Sutherland Faces Hospital Plan After Doctor Leaves
Sutherland Nebraska plans to complete a hospital project and seek a district facility status after losing its only doctor. Lincoln County approved a special election to decide on districting the town hospital serving Sutherland and Widlace precincts. A local fund drive has raised over $10,000 to finish unfinished sections and cover state mandated improvements. Officials say district status would unlock extra funds for roughly $10,000 more required.
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Nob
Ins
Vame
Lincoln County
Widlace
Lincoln seeks funds for 360 low income housing units
Lincoln Neb The housing authority has asked the federal government to fund 360 low income housing units. Officials say a decision on unit type has not yet been made and the request proceeds through the Department of Housing and Urban Development.
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Lincoln
Neb
Licom Housing Authority
Dwight Misenhower dies at 70 in United States history
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower dies at age 70, noted as the oldest U.S. president at the time of his passing, marking a historic end to an era in American politics.
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Dwight Misenhower
Nice
U.S. St
Mortgage totals top $102 million in Douglas County
In Omaha area, Douglas County recorded mortgage values breaking the $100 million threshold for the first time. The Register of Deeds reported a total of $102,704,805 in mortgages, reflecting growing activity in the county.
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Neb
Douglas County
Negister of Deeds
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