Notable names mix in scattered 1976 UPI briefs
A string of brief items covers Baron dimir Kurt von Pousental in Miami, Pele signaling retirement plans in Mexico City, Ladybird Johnson undergoing Mayo Clinic tests, Gus Hall proposing a six hour workday, and Jack Valenti predicting a blockbuster film year. Names include Ven tal, Pele, Ladybird Johnson, Hall, and Valenti with related locations Miami Mexico City Rochester Anaheim and national profiles.
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Ibaron Balks
Miami
UPI
Baron Dimir
Kurt von Pousental
Vental
Ladybird
Rochester
Minn
Ladybird Johnson
Lyndon Johnson
Mayo Clinic
Johnson
Mayo Clinic Board of Governors
Anaheim
Calif
Jack Valenti
The
Motion Picture Association
Valenti
Butz Talks Jokes, Resignation Behind Him at Convention
Former Secretary of Agriculture Butz, 67, returns to public view after resigning over a vulgar joke. He receives a standing ovation at the National Association of Water Owners convention and defends his past actions while denying ties to Ford campaign sponsorship.
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Anaheim
Calif
UPI
Il Butz
Theational Association of Water Owners
Theational Association Ofionaires
Butz
Ofriculture
Wilbur Mills
Estore
Hod Buzz
Ford
Republican Party
National Newspaper Carrier Day Observed Across the Nation
President Ford in a Bicentennial week message stresses the freedom of the press and the trust newspapers hold. He honors the dedication of millions of young carriers who deliver newspapers, calling for a day of tribute to their hard work and enterprise.
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Washington
Ford
America
New decorative girl on Today show Debut reviewed
Television critic Jo an Hanu er calls Jane Pauley a stylish option but finds NBC gave little room to shine. Pauley, 25, appears third banana behind Brokaw and Shalit while an awkward Farrell interview and modest Hartz segment show the limits of the makeover. The Today show remains the morning leader but faces GMA competition and could benefit from more substantial assignments for Pauley.
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Joan Hanauer
UPI
NEW York
Jane Pauley
Miss Pauley
NBC
Tom Brokaw
Barbara Walters
Miss Walters
Brokaw
Gene Shalit
Shalit
James T. Farrell
Walter Mondale
Farrell
Hollywood
Pauley
Chicago
Jim Hartz
Hartz
Charles Kuralt
CBS
New York City
America
Kuralt
ABC
Bridge Club and United Methodist Women Activities
Mrs Madeline Powers entertained her bridge club Tuesday afternoon at Silver Creek with winners Mrs Merle Peterson and Mrs George Dammie. At the church basement the United Methodist Women met Wednesday with quilting, hosted by Mrs Betty White. Mrs Merle Schott will host next Wednesday as several members attended a district UMW meeting in Polk.
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Silver Creek
Madeline Powers
Bridge Club
Merle Peterson
George Dammie
Betty White
United Methodist
Merle Schott
Jack Burger
Sam Wyman
Allen Miller
Ted Wyman
Polk
House Plant Care Session At Boone County Extension
The Boone County Extension Office hosts a House Plant Care session on October 21 led by Dr. Brent Hoadley of the University of Nebraska. The program invites all interested residents to attend and learn plant care basics.
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Albion
Boone County Extension Office
Brent Hoadley
The
University of Nebraska
Ford aides condemn Carter as mean and nasty campaign
In a White House briefing after a Monday meeting with President Ford, advisers labeled Carter's campaign mean and nasty. Governor Dan Evans and Senator Jacob Javits criticized Carter's honesty and conduct, while campaign officials accused Carter of reckless charges.
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Washington
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Dan Evans
Carter
Evans
Harry Dent
South
Seni
Jacob K. Javits
Rn.y
Bob Dole
Javits
Peachtree Plaza Hotel Tops World as Tallest
United Press International reports the Peachtree Plaza Hotel in Atlanta Georgia rises to 70 stories making it the tallest hotel in the world. The landmark dominates the skyline and sets a new height record for hospitality structures.
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United Press International
Peachtree Plaza
Atlanta
Diesel cars gain in popularity despite high cost
Diesel powered autos win favor with U S dealers as demand grows even with elevated price tags. Drip coffee makers emerge as a competitive challenge to traditional percolators in homes, reflecting shifting preferences.
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U.S
Columbus Telegram
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