Roy Clark keeps balance between music and TV stardom
Ray Clark discusses his rising fame from country music and Hee Haw, recalling early life in Virginia, a serious career shift a decade ago, and a recent heart scare. He details touring, a Las Vegas engagement, and staying focused on both music and television while pursuing a possible western comedy project with a seven-figure budget.
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Clark
Mynsle
Mekarrin
Hig
Loft Conservatory of Musical Interpretation
Nashville
Roy Clark
Tio
Las Vegas
Frontier Hotel
All House
Man
Susceptibility to colds peaks in the afternoon
USC researchers led by Dr. Everett C. Hughes report the body's immunoglobulin, defending against colds and flu, dips in the afternoon from 1 to 8 pm. They note early morning production is higher, creating a threefold difference. Regular nose sprays lack immunoglobulin, though a European spray is under development.
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Bill Gardner
Associated Press
Angeles
University of Southern California
USC School of Medicine
Everett C. Hughes
T Cam
Hughes
USC
Europe
4 H club notes show June meeting schedule and activities
Four H groups report calendar notes from June meetings. Dainty Dollies, Sweet Swingers, Lost Creek Explorers, and Bunker Hill clubs describe lessons on apple dishes, apple judging, cattle class tours, and fair preparations. Next meetings set for June 12 13 20 22 and July 2.
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Kelley Korle
Mary Ames
Kawnee Park
Lisa Ames
Huhman
Ann Huhman
Lost Creek
Ronnie Miksch
Melvin Miksch
Connie Bernt
Melvin Mikseh
Bunker Hill
Tom Clark
Pat Greisen
Bob Voboril
Blain Condreau
Mary Lloyd
Letter Carriers Elect Officers at Norfolk Convention
The Nebraska Mural Letter Carriers Association wrapped up its annual convention in Norfolk Neb. Officers elected across the association auxiliary and juniors include Harold Barnhart Brock as president Ray Letman Stapleton as vice president Dick Holtman Arlington as secretary treasurer Johnny Mastny as legislative chairman Dick Middendorf Lyons as editor Melvin Holter Cedar Blutis as steward Yohori Jr Dwight as chaplain. Auxiliary officers named Mrs Et Voboril Jr Dwight as president Mrs Lavern Kollmetscher Lawrenced vice president Mrs Lek Hollman Arlington as secretary Mrs Roy Rewer Monroe as treasurer Juniors led by Larry Middendorf Lyons as president Tom Ralston dr Orleans as vice president Dean Reinmiller Staplehurst as secretary treasurer Steve Hollman Arlington as sergeant at arms.
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Norfolk
Neb
Nebraska Mural Letter Carriers Association
Harold Barnhart Brock
Ray Letman
Stapleton
Dick Holtman
Arlington
Johnny Mastny
Dick Middendorf
Lyons
Melvin Holter
Cedar Blutis
Re Yohori, Jr
Dwight
Chapain
Et Voboril Jr
Belwood summer visitors and local family gatherings
Belwood residents host relatives from McCook Omaha and California while Belwood welcomes summer guests. Family events include a Father’s Day dinner and a first communion breakfast hosted by Gerald Mick with relatives from Lincoln Pomona and Jefferson, plus several visits from grandchildren and family friends.
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Belwood
Lith Ball
Tuscon
Arid
Bellwood
Mary Semin
Galeri Gilsdorf
Madison
Steve Uell
McCook
Robert M. Bell
Airs
Eugene Zellinger
Gene Mowery
Seal Beach
Calif
la Bellwood
Anna Stomper
Alice Tidezal
Clarkson Memorial Hospital
Omaha
Fred Langhorst
Veterans — Hospital
Lincoln
Clarence Ewert
Norene
Wale Neeley
Jefferson, S.cy
Tarathy Harris
Marjorie Boulon
Tomouna
C . Ig
Robert Baric
Henry Beringer
Gree Heringer
Beringer
Jerome Beringer
Colin W. Zohner
Gerald Mick
Dene
Messrs
Mines
Jocdin
Guane Mick
Robert Raric
Kennet Bhelane
Maurice Morgan
Marjorie Bouton
Pomona
Paul Rutten
Baltimore Investor Shows Growth Stock Theory In Action
Baltimorean Kane Priva illustrates long term wealth from growth stocks through a 1904 baseline, noting $100 invested would grow to $27,120.11 with reinvested dividends, while highlighting blue chip growth stocks and the need for risk awareness amid inflation and monetary shifts.
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John Cunniff
New York
Kane Priva
Baltimore
Bor
Imdo Lp
Bolt
Dren Sidi Ag
Lo Clay Igquires Chinges
Urive
Orage
Xbaul
Price
Rhonda
Tia
Breakin at Madison Leaves Cash Stolen
Madison police report an apparent break in at an Arnold store. Chief Water Mercer says thieves entered by forcing a skylight and stole about 600 dollars in cash and 800 dollars in checks. No arrests have been made.
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Madison Nob
Madison
Wate Mercer
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