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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1972

Page

3

Death of Dan Blocker shocks Hollywood and Bolsters Hoss

Hollywood mourns Bonanza star Dan Blocker who died after gall bladder surgery. Lorne Greene recalls his final days and Blocker’s optimism. NBC eyes future plans for Hoss Cartwright. Dortort says Blocker cannot be replaced. Also coverage of Joe McGinniss assessing presidential campaigns and Cleopatra Jones production move.

Hollywood NEA Dan Blocker Lorne Greene Dan Lorne Loone Larne Maryland Blocker Dolphin Switzerland Debra Bonanza David Dortort NBC Dortort Hoss Cartwright

Nebraska ETV Center Dedicated in Lincoln with Nixon Telegram

The 33.4 million Nebraska ETV Center in Lincoln was formally dedicated with broadcasts and remarks from Ian Macy of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting and Harford Gunn of PBS. Officials cited wide statewide reach, diverse programming, and the SUN project offering early college courses for credit. Jack McBride touted unity for Nebraska ETV Network. A congratulatory telegram from President Nixon was read.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Ian William Harley National Association of Educational Broadcasters Atmost Jack McBride ETV Richard Nixon

Howells Residents Ship Trash to Omaha for Recycling

Howells, Nebraska, residents trucked in 1,000 pounds of cardboard and 7,600 pounds of newspapers to Omaha for recycling. Proceeds will help pay off a new Howells rescue squad unit. Other communities plan similar shipments as firms begin collecting and transferring reusable materials to the center.

Omaha Neb Howells Nebraska Les Anderson Wymore Auburn Hastings Antderson Ste Ace Moving and Storage Co

Ground broken for Salvation Army facility in Lincoln

Ground was broken Saturday for a new 300000 dollar Salvation Army facility at 26th and Potter in Lincoln. The project will unite the army citadel and community center under one roof with seven gilded shovels used by participants including Gov. Frank Marsh and Mayor Sam Schwartzkopf.

Lincoln Neb Salvation Army 26Th and Potter Army Frank Marsh Sam Schwartzkopf Kenneth Lewis S.J. Marchese Ine W Seacrest Sfigadier DA Rose Burnham Yates

Damage suits filed against teacher in Nebraska

In Lincoln, Neb, three damage suits totaling 771,709 were filed in U S District Court against former Seward physical education teacher Harry Lisle of Stratford Texas. The actions allege negligence in a March 22, 1971 incident causing a spine fracture to 17 year old Neil Herrs of Seward during a backward somersault drill. The guardian Thomas W Wright seeks 745,210 for personal damages, Emil Kerrs requests 26,909 for medical expenses, and Herrs is described as now quadriplegic.

Lincoln Neb U.S Seward Harry Lisle Stratford Tex Lisle Neil Herrs Herrs Thomas W. Wright Emil Kerrs Nell Hers

Royal mourning at Windsor for former King Edward VII

Britain's royal family held a service at Windsor Castle for the former king Edward VII, the Duke of Windsor. Queen Elizabeth II stood beside his duchess as officials and about 160 mourners gathered in St George's Chapel. The ceremony underscored reconciliation after the abdication for an American divorcee, with key figures including Prime Minister Edward Heath and Lord Avon.

Associated Press Windsor England Britain Duke of Windsor Whiisler Castle Elizabeth Edward VII St. George's Chapel Whidsor Castle Henry VII Edward Heath Herold Wilson Earl of Avon Anthony Eden Paris Buckingham Palace Canterbury

Midwest Model Airplane Contest crowns winners at Lincoln

Sixty one entrants from seven states completed five days of competition at Arrow Airport Lincoln in the 13th annual Midwest Radio Controlled contest. Dean Copeland of Omaha won the overall event while Don Botterom of Denver and Leo Prescott of Council Bluffs placed second and third. In pattern flying Class A first Gary Butterfield second Al Graves third Don Atwood. Class B first Charles Swain second Leo Prescott third Dr Bob Mates. Class C first Dean Roger Ortaha second Charles Reed third Jim Brittain.

Lincoln Neb Sever States Arrow Airport Dean Copeland Omaha Don Botterom Denver Cold Leo Prescott Council Bluffs Iowa Gary Butterfield St. Charles al Graves Don Atwood O— Fits Charles Swain Kansas City Bob Mates Glass C Dean Roger Ortaha Charles Reed Raytown Guird Jim Britfian Salina Kan

Albion Alumni Banquet Set for June Twenty Fourth

The Albion Alumni Banquet is scheduled for June 24 at 6 30 pm in the Albion High School gym with Roger Fitzgerald as master of ceremonies. Gerald Hallstead and others from Crete Albion and nearby areas will be honored, a Swing Choir performance expected, and prizes for oldest graduate and farthest attendee. A dance follows with music by the Fran Marshall Orchestra. Officers are Roger Fitzgerald president James Ridgeway vice president Mrs Howard Mills secretary and Mrs Don Meysenburg treasurer.

Albion Albion High School Roger’ Fitzgerald Ff Fitzgerald Gerald Hallstead Crete Robert Wilson Charles Tide Albion Swing Albion Vel Fran Marshall Columbus VFW Vietor Borer Roger Fitzgerald James Ridgeway Howard Mills Don Meysenburg

Methodists disapprove escalation of Asian war

In Nebraska the United Methodist Church closes its conference with a resolution opposing further Southeast Asian war escalation and calling for immediate and total withdrawal of American forces, conditioned on POW release. A floor amendment passed 143 to 75. Delegates also supported amnesty for conscientious objectors and a study on mediation forms. Bishop Noah W. Moore Jr. of Lincoln, retiring in July, was honored by about 1,000 at Pershing Auditorium as Reverend James Thames praised him as a man of velvet and steel.

Lincoln United Methodist Church Nebraska Southeast Asia Public Service Ag Nebraska Methodiat Noah “W. Moore Jr Hanner Pershing Iowa James Thames Carl, Sandburg Abraham Dincoln Bishop Moore Moore

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