Four From The Past Idol Famine Hits Youth
The column laments a shortage of movie idols for today’s teens noting the fascination with Clark Gable and Marilyn Monroe in past eras. It contrasts الخيارات Oscar nominees like Jane Alexander Glenda Jackson with the allure of classic stars and argues idol worship aids healthy growth but is dwindling amid modern star choices.
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Dick Kleiner
Tay House
Pihal
Hinka
Clark “Gable
Smarilyn Monroe
Wloday
Olivia Delfagill
Ann Sheridan
Greer Garson
Joan Crawford
Hollywood
Ivan
Barbra
Carrie Snodgrass
Elliot Gould
Dustin Hoffiman
Michael Ed. Pollard
Jane Alexander
Glenda Jackson
Sarah Miles
Jacqueline Bisset
Katharine Joss
Clark Gable
Marilyn Monroe
Funeral Services Held for Lyle Wemhoff at St Francis
Funeral services for Lyle Anthony Wemhoff age 11 were held Tuesday at St Francis Catholic Church with Rev Edwin Albers officiating and burial in the parish cemetery. Lyle died May 23 at Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital Norfolk after a seven month cancer battle. He attended St Francis Central High School and would have graduated, a diploma being presented in absentia. He was the son of Anthony and Colena Wemhoff. He was born March 30, 1993. Surviving: brother Michael Wemhoff of Humphrey and nine sisters Charlotte Wemhoff Mrs Bill Heesacker Mrs Kathy Yougowl Judy Beverly Wemhoff all of Columbus and Lois Peggy Geralyn Jeannette all at home. His father died three years ago. He was also preceded in death by his fraternal grandparents and maternal grandfather.
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Humphrey
Lyle Anthony Wemhall
St. Francis Catholic Church
Edwin Albers
Inte
Our Lady of Lourdes Hospital
Norfolk
St. Francis Central High School
Anthony
Coléna Beiermann Wermichoff
Lyle
Moller
Michael
Charlotte Wembhoff
Bill_{Madlyn) Heesacker
Kathy ‘Yougowl
Judy
Beverly Worbhoff
Columbus
Lois
Peggy
Geralyn
Jeannette
Lile
Rapdpartils
Reception honors CHS graduate at Columbus High School
A reception for Jeff Haase, a Columbus High School graduate, drew many regional relatives and friends. Guests listed include the Spike, Price, Cave, and Haase families from Norfolk, Omaha, Wayne, Columbus, and nearby areas, with attendees from multiple households and extended kin.
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Dean Spike
Jeff Haase
Rho
Columbus High School
All
Patterson
Herb Zurke
Norfolk
GH. Eikenbary Susie
Omaha
Dick Her and
Wayne Spike
Primoge
Don Beckenhaver
Bill and
Julio
Margaret Price
Bill and Kelly
Kim Price
Connie Nauenburg
Columbus
Walter Spike
Dan Spike
Kevin Spike
Amy
John Cave
Glen -Mustard Jr
Bul Hunter
Cinday ~Graham
Laurie McIntyre
Chick Haase
Silver Cree
Antiwar Lobby Plans Campaign for Senate Withdrawal Vote
Washington UPI reports an antiwar Lobby of Aims will run a concentrated drive to win needed votes for a Senate amendment calling for total U S withdrawal from Vietnam by December. Leaders expect about 14 votes, with 3 pledged and 11 more likely in mid June as the House draft extends for two years. The effort includes ads, radio, mail, conferences in Washington, led by the Committee for Peace and New Priorities and the National Council for an Indochina Deadline. Funding comes mainly from the War Amendment Fund raised by McGovern and Hatfield.
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Washington
UPI
Aims
U.S
Senate
Rainwatee
Ichnachina
Hanoi
Tioweek
Starling Innes
Committee For Peace
National Council For
Edwin Reischauer
Harvard
Japan
McGovern and
Hatfield
Contraband found on Dutch freighter in Buenos Aires
Argentine customs officials confiscated a huge haul on the Dutch freighter Straat Algo that arrived Tuesday. The cache included about 3000 packages of contraband such as 30 portable television sets 30 million cigarettes 20 001 watches and numerous cameras watches ink pens and other items in what authorities call the largest illegal find since 1948.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
Straat Algo
Nebraska Union Urges 80 Percent Federal Inspect Cost Share
Elton Breck of Lincoln testifies before a Senate Agriculture Subcommittee urging the federal government pay 80 percent of inspection costs for facilities. He says this would be a fair shift from the current 50 percent and would justify vast federal involvement in inspection work.
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Washington
UPI
Nebraska Farmers Union
Senate Agriculture Subcommittee
Elton Breck
Lincoln
Department of Agriculture
Breck
Itra
Nebra
Open house for new home for homeless children
The Church of Christ will host an open house Saturday for its new home for homeless children located one mile west of here for members and supporters only. A public open house is set for June 12 with York College president Yr. Date as speaker at 8 p.m. Sawada. The home is scheduled to open Tuesday.
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Culbertson
UPT
Church of Christ
Aow
York College
Army vests its case in Higdon court martial
In Madison Alabama Higdon defense crossexamines witnesses as trial on bribery arson and larceny in a Vietnam servicemen club operation continues. The judge halted remarks by Higdon’s civilian attorney and the government contends funds and checks were diverted through aliases George Schell or Seal to a Swiss bank account.
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Army
Higdon
Iuntsville
Ala
M. Snr
William F. Higdon
Vietnam
Cal
Kenneth Howard
Edward Hopper
Howard
Crowding USC for Top Position in Collegiate Baseball Ratings
In Tucson, Pan American College Michigan State and Arizona State challenge top-ranked Southern California in the latest Collegiate Baseball ratings. USC holds a 46-11 record and leads Pan American of Texas by one point in District A. Michigan State sits three points back, while Arizona State is eight behind Santa C. Other notable schools include Southern Illinois, Mississippi State, Miami Florida and Iowa State.
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Tucson
Ariz
Pan American College
Michigan State
Arizona State
Southern California
USC
Onaha
Fees
Clara
Kuimerup Pan American
Texas
Typpans
Santa C
Southern Illinois
Mississippi State
Miami
Florida
Iowa State
Georgia Tech
Tulsa
Penn State
Massachusetts
Harvard
Florida State
Maryland
Brigham Young
Ohio
Central Michigan
Florida Southern
Southern University
Valley State
Grand Canyor College
New Haven
Upsala
Southern Mlinois-Edwardsville
St. Lea
Drugs Destroyed By Agents In Los Angeles Bust
Federal agents destroyed marijuana and heroin seized over several months in Los Angeles. Value of the drugs exceeded 1 million dollars and were removed from an undisclosed site after confiscations by partners in the operation.
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Los Angeles
UMI
Lenirenties
Ewell J. Younger
Cannikin Nuclear Test Seen as Unnecessary and Unsafe
Dr. Jeremy J. Stone of the Federation of American Scientists criticizes the Cannikin test planned on Amchitka Island Alaska stressing the quake prone Aleutians make the six thousand foot deep detonation too dangerous and unnecessary. He argues the test poses environmental risks and lacks competing necessity according to AEC plans.
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Wasuington
UPI
Aleutian Islands
Jeremy J. Stone
Stanford University
Federation of American Scientists
Ree Marks
Atomic Energy Commission
Anchorage
Alaska
AEC
Amchitka Island
Aleutians
AKG
Amchitka
Nevada
Stone
Luxury grand tour for the wealthy by aristocrats
Baroness Vera Aristocratic Tours offers 22 days of luxury European travel as house guests of aristocracy. A Rolls-Royce, maid, and bar service accompany a small group of six, with visits to private homes of peers and high society, all for $0,300.
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Rena M. Pederson
Dallas
UPI
Vokerodt de Vocerode
London
Europe
Vera Aristocratic Tours, Inc
Rolls-Royce
Baroness
Vera
Nermian-Marcus
Marquess of
Marquess of Vertford
Hugh Edward Conway
Stratford-on-Avon
Hugh
New York Times Increases Ad Rates Amid Costs
The New York Times plans an average 13 cent rise per agate line starting August 1 as costs climb. First quarter earnings fell to 1.8 million dollars from 3 million a year earlier according to the UPI report.
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New York
UPI
The
New York Times
the Times
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