Wilson signs Frost deal to narrate politics show
London reports Sir Harold Wilson signs a contract with David Frost and a television station to narrate 13 politics programs and 10 others in a 1974 series. He will leave his current post to work for the Metropolitan Museum and City University in New York.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
David Frost
Metropolitan Museum
City University
New York
Pope Hennessy
Martha Mitchell to be buried in Pine Bluff Arkansas
Martha Mitchell, once a prominent but controversial figure in Nixon’s Washington, will be buried in Pine Bluff Arkansas. She died destitute after a tumultuous public life with former Attorney General John Mitchell, leaving behind a son and fading ties to the capital’s elite. Services are planned at First Presbyterian Church with burial at Bellwood Cemetery. funeral arrangements were coordinated by Campbell Funeral Home.
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New York
UPI
Martha Mitchell
Nixon
Washington
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mitchell
John Mitchell
Ray West
Richard Dodds
W. L McColgan
First Presbyterian
Co winner of Nobel Prize for medicine dies
The obituary notes the death of a Nobel Prize in medicine co winner, with funeral planned private. It mentions Andre Lwoff and Francois Jacob as the two French colleagues who shared the 1965 award with him.
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Uneral
Monod
Andre Lwolf
Francois’ Jacob
Area students named honor graduates at Curtis Tech commencement
Five from the Columbus area were named honor graduates at the 10th commencement of the University of Nebraska School of Technical Agriculture at Curtis. Honorees include Svoboda of Brainard Jan Fricke of Ulysses Carl Grotelueschen of Schuyler Richard Sola of Dwight and Thomas Sonderup of Fullerton. Instructors who taught the students complete grading forms each quarter and these forms are turned over.
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University of Nebraska School of Techni Agriculture
Curtis
Columbus
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Brainard
Jan Fricke
Ulysses
Carl Grotelueschen
Schuyler
Richard Sola
Dwight
Thomas — Sonderup Fullerton
Omaha donors top list in Nebraska foundations giving
A UPI report shows Omaha donors and organizations lead Nebraska foundation giving. The Livingston Foundation donated 406,754, World-Herald Foundation 949,125, with 235,000 to the W. Dale Dark Library in Omaha. Eleven top foundations, mostly Omaha based, contributed about 1.9 million, including Hitchcock and Swanson foundations. end of text
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Lincoln, Neb
UPI
Omaha
Nebraska
Kiewit
Swanson Food Processing, Company
Milton Livingston
Omaha World-Herald
Creighton University
Attorney General's Office
the World-Herald
Livingston Foundation
World-Herald Foundation
Whicch
W. Dale Dark
Lincoln Yerily
Hitchcock Foundation
Gilbert C. Swanson Foundation
Omaha National Bank
Tulsa floods devastate hundreds of homes and deaths reported
Floods in Tulsa Oklahoma damaged 1 908 living units including 972 houses 390 trailers and 466 apartments with up to 10 inches in some areas though city total listed as 2 66 inches Red Cross reports almost 12 million in damage two deaths and displaced residents sheltered by Red Cross facilities Officials seek federal disaster aid as weather worsens across Michigan Texas and California while forest fires burn in Los Padres National Forest forcing campers from the park.
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Okla
Michigan
Texas
Chicago
Macarne
National Weather Service
Red Cross
Robert
David Boren
Detroit
Barksdale Air Force Base
Shreveport
Beaumont
Vichy
Los Padres National Forest
California
Nebraska Bicentennial Photography Contest Announced
The Nebraska American Bicentennial Commission announces a state border photo contest for entries taken between January 1 and September 25, 1976. Official bronze medallion awards will be given, with winners announced in October 1976. Contact Janis Baker at the NARBC office in Lincoln for details.
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NARBC
Nebraska
Parole Hearing Set for Mrs Nokes on June 8
Mrs Nokes, 46, seeks parole after a 30 to 50 year term tied to illegally disposing of Edwin and Wilma Hoyt bodies at Culbertson Nebraska. Her husband Harold remains serving two life terms for the 1973 Hoyt murders. Miss Fugate, with over half her life in prison, has no disciplinary marks.
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Nokes
Nebraska Center For Women
York
Edwin
Wilma Hoyt
Harold
Hoyts
Harry Strunk Lake
Nebraska congressmen attack Humphrey Hawkins bill
Nebraska lawmakers McCollister and Thone criticized the Humphrey Hawkins Full Employment and Balanced Growth Act of 1976 as dangerous and costly. They warned it would impose vast new bureaucracies, force government spending, and hinder private job creation amid inflation and borrowing.
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UPI
Nebraska
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Bil
Congress
McCollister
Omaha
Thone
Lincoln
Hubert Humphrey
Dminn
Augustus F. Hawkins
D-Calif
Hawkins
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