Ann Michelle and Elke Sommer lore in a star memoir
Earl Wilson recounts a vivid nightlife world with Ann Michelle a 22 year old British actress and Elke Sommer in her youth. He recalls encounters in London and Hollywood style chatter about beauty careers and flirtations. He also notes McGinnis on Broadway closing after 35 years and nostalgic celebrity dining.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Ann Michelle
Joan Collins
Raquel Welch
Claudia Cardinale
Natalia Wood
Sophia Loren
Elke Sommer
Vicki
Germany
London
Elle
Ann
Pamela
Charma
Ellie Sommer
McGinnis
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Danny Thomas
Willy Glickstein
Broadway
Women smoking rates rise for working moms in new study
Washington AP reports two government studies showing women who work outside the home smoke more than housewives, with highest rates among divorced or separated women and those with some high school education. Fewer women smoked in 1970 than 1966, but progress lagged behind men.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Dorothy G. Green
Daniel E. Nemzer
National Clearinghouse For Smoking and Health
U.S
Hore
Chiang Kai-shek denounces appeasers in China
Chiang Kai-shek, speaking to a Kuomintang convention via reading, says world balance of power seeks are excuses by appeasers and that Chinese Communists use smiling peace talk while advancing. He vows never to negotiate or compromise with Communists. Health rumor noted as he shows with nine delegates. he has not appeared publicly since 1972 illness.
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Taipei
U.S
Ienry A. Kissinger
Peking
Chiang Kai-shek Torlay
Chiang
Kuomintang
Jacoby on Bridge in West Cars GZ 4754
Bridge story notes Jacoby in West area with car involved under model GZ 4754. Authorities report no injuries. Details pending as investigation continues.
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WEST
Psychic bidding legend recalls invented overcalls and a missed slam
Oswald and James Jaczy discuss the rise and fall of psychic bids in bridge. They note the overcall invented in 1931 and explain why such bids faded as players gained clarity about hand strength. A clinching hand led to a failed grand slam after a false psychic assumption.
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Oswald
James Jaczychins
Jim
South
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bridge puzzle asks five diamonds after three spades
In a bidding sequence West North East South Pass 26 Pass 3h Pass 3 Pass 2 You, South, hold: ADVE FAQTETHAK IGS What do you do now A bid three spades You are ALIST trying to get your partner to show signs of life Today's question: your partner jumps to five diamonds after you bid three spades Answer Tomorrow Newspaper Enterprise Assit.
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Iby
Quads For Moment Named A B C D At Pittsburgh Hospital
Four Bruno babies born at a local hospital remain unnamed as A B C and D while doctors monitor the premature quadruplets. The two boys and two girls each weighed about four pounds at birth and are listed in guarded condition with expectations of home in three weeks.
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Pittsburgh
Bruno
Jobin Bruno
Richard Paul
TV and Radio Imagination in a Fading TV Season
AP writer Jay Sharbutt mocks predictable TV listings, imagining odd, improbable show lineups for Monday to Friday with spoof plot twists and headlines. The piece ends with Courtenay, BC noting Walter Rigler keeps bees, 33 hives yielding about 2,000 pounds annually.
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Jay Sharbutt
NEW York (Ap
Burglars Suspected in Stringbean Death and Wife
Police believe burglars killed country star Stringbean and his wife after finding $5,700 in cash on them. The couple’s bodies were found at their rural Tennessee home after a burglary gone wrong. Investigators say Stringbean had $3,500 and his wife $2,280 in their clothing, money previously overlooked. Local detectives retraced the assailants’ steps and searched the 13 acre Akeman farm as they seek leads and more persons of interest.
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Nashville
Tenn
David “Stringhait
Akeman
Stringbean
Hee Haw
Grand Ole Opry
Grampa" Jones
Tom Cathey
Junes
Mis Banjo
Stringhean
Anneville
Les Childre
Opry
Bill Monroe
Persoire
PCA meeting set with 500 plus attendees planned
More than 500 farmer members and guests are expected at the 1978 Columbus Production Credit Association stockholders meeting on November 14 at Platte County Agricultural Park. Association president Myron Franzen notes the 40th anniversary of the PCA system, and Mark Stone of Shawnee Mission will speak. Directors include Herbert Engel Quintin Torell Russell Vanderkolk William Kruse and Raymond Bakenhus. The Columbus PCA serves about 4,500 borrowers across six counties with over 26 million dollars in loans.
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Columbus Production Credit Association
Platte County Agricultural Park
Myron Franzen
PCA
Herbert H. Engel
Columbus
Franzen
Association
Mark Stone
Shawnee Mission
Kan
Columbus Pca
Albion
David City
Engel
Quintin Torell
Gresham
Russell Vanderkolk
Bellwood
William Kruse
Raymond Bakenhus
Leigh
Piatte
Polk
Butler
Colfax
Boone and
Nance Counties
Library shelf picks spotlight government books and fiction
Columbus library notes new arrivals and staff picks including The Washington Pay Off by Robert N Winters Berger a critical look at U S political corruption. Also new titles: The Mallen Girl by Catherine Cookson Supershopper by David Klein North by West by J Symons Fernwood by Marcella Thum.
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Win
Jacobsen
Washington D.C
Washington
Robert N. Winters
Berger
Nixon
Johnson
Claiborne Pell
John Roaney
McCormack
Tord
Kirkus Service
Catherine Cookson
Barbara
Mallen
David Klein
David
Marymae Klein
Bob
Kleins
B. Symons
Fernwood
Marcella Thum
Old South
Magnificent Fernwood
Virginia Barclays
TV Schedules and Local News Highlights
TV listings show KOLN TV 10 and KETV with regional schedules and medical center features. Mentioned programs include To Tell The Truth and a Tom Osborne appearance, with miscellaneous local segments and anchor references.
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Chiefs News
Tom Osborne
Chiate
Neve Bosby Gettsbera
Mnfortaiemen Kuon
Anstereger
Omaha Boy Missing Sparks Police Search Effort
Omaha police and neighbors hunt for eight year old ATte Sihmonds who wandered away from a friend near his home on Saturday. Officers say foul play is not suspected and the boy is believed safe with no immediate danger.
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Omaha
Atte Sihmonds
Ion
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Pershing Center
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