Payola talk and Marjoe keep country music rolling
Nashville and Memphis folks joke about payola and drugs in country music while Marjoe, Hank Snow, and others dismiss the issue. The piece notes liquor, booze, and TV stars, with quips on lawyers, politicians, and a Woody Allen joke.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Nashville
Memphis
Marjoe
Mer
Marjan
Ernie Tubbs
Hank Snow
Dottle Rambo
Columbus Library Summer Readers Warned Of Incomplete Reports
Librarian urged members to submit at least ten book reports by Thursday July 26 or skip the city hall movie program on Saturday July 28. New titles arrive this week including Evening in Byzantium by Irwin Shaw, The Hollow Hills by Mary Stewart, Laughing All the Way by Barbara Hower, and The Matlock Paper by Robert Ludlum.
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Jacobsen
Columbus
City Hall
Byzantium
Irwin
Shaw
Jesse Craig
Irvin
Hollow Hills
Mary Stewart
Britain
Barbara Hower
Barbara Owar
Washington
Matlock
Robert Ludium
Nimrod
Shirley Bassey Crowned With Confidence After Big Concert
Shirley Bassey, the season's star of the moment, tours the world with multiple events including American and English engagements. She talks of family, villa life in Sardinia, Lugano base, and her five daughters, noting she stays slim and self-assured while approving new album photos.
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Dick Kleiner
Molywood
Condit
Wales
Reatan
Aml
Shirley Bassey
Emv
Las Vegas
Spain
Monaco
Huyband
Cardiff
Shirley
Unites Artista
Johnson
JFK Students Injured In Wyoming Car Crash
Four JFK College softball players from Wahoo Neb filed reports after a van carrying nine team members left Interstate 80 east of Laramie Wyoming and rolled over twice. Teri Williams 19 and Rabbi Frenchini 22 were hospitalized in fair condition alongside the others treated for cuts and bruises. The team had been on a month long West Coast tour returning to Wahoo.
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Wyo
API
John F. Kennedy College
Wahoo
Neb
Teri Williamas
Rabbi Frenchini
Y Highway Patrol
Miss. Williams
Lynn Clark
West Coast
Today in History July 16 1973 Associated Press
On July 16 1973 notable events include the 1945 atomic bomb test at Trinity New Mexico marking the atomic age. Other items note the establishment of the District of Columbia in 1790 and the execution of Russia's Nicholas II in 1918, among various 19th and 20th century moments. July birthdays feature Ginger Rogers and Barbara Stanwyck.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
District of Columbia
U.S
David Glasgow Far- Tugut
Tts
US. Navy
Russia
Nicholas I
Leopold I
Belgium
Baudouin
John Glen Jr
California
Britain
Ministry of Defense
Howard Hughes
American Broadcasting Co. Network
Istanbul
Turkey
Mrthodrax
Metropalitaly
Danielson dies. Scotish bluff service set for attorney
Lester A Danielson age 60 died in a Denver hospital Saturday. Serviers were scheduled Monday at Scotisbluff Nebraska for the year old brother of Ren George E Danielson D Claire. He was a Scottish lawful attorney. The cause of death was not available. He is survived by two sisters.
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Serviers
Scotisbluff
Neb
Lester A. Danielson
Ren
George E. Danielson
D-Claire
Lester Danielson
Voices Behind TV's Many Characters by Allen Swift
Hal Boyle profiles Allen Swift, famed voice imitator for 65 000 TV commercials over 20 years. Swift voiced Howdy Doody and Ike in The Longest Day, earning over 100000 annually plying his talents in midtown studios. He recreates voices for animals, machines, and products with only his tongue and flexible vocal cords, noting the limitless range of the human voice.
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Hal Doyle
NEW York
JL Wetl
Allen Swift
Swift
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Allen Becam
Boyscht Bell
Catskill Mountain
Eddie Cantor
Sol Hope
Sting
Howdy Doody
Ilnes
David Niven
DDC Backs Federal Grant On Mental Retardation Services
The Nebraska Developmental Disabilities Council endorsed a federal grant proposal for 90000 to fund community based services for mentally retarded individuals instead of placement in Beatrice State Home. The council backed the plan by a 134 vote, with state officials split over legal responsibility.
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Lincoln
Neh
Geer
Jack Anderson
State Developmental Disabilities Council
DDC
Beatrice
Eastern
Nebraska
Anderson
State Office of
Department of Public Institutions
Kennedy Dominates Democratic Nomination Poll in Gallup
A Gallup poll shows Kennedy as the overwhelming choice for the Democratic presidential nomination with about 40 percent among respondents identifying as Democrats. George Wallace trails with around 16 percent. Agnew Connally Humphrey also appear with smaller shares. A survey of 1,566 adults, filtered to 659 Democrats, was conducted on an unspecified date.
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Kennedy
Princeton
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Ledyard
M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
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Dendcrats
Gav. George_C. Wallace
Alabamma
Bvo
Gandidiles
Hubert J. Humphrey
Minnesota
Aratha
George Medovern
South Wakcota
Avallaite
Jehovah's Witnesses Seek Record Door-to-Door Campaign
More than 38,000 Jehovah's Witnesses head from The Christian sect's five day convention as they are urged to launch the largest door-to-door evangelistic campaign in their history.
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Kansas
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