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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1972

Page

6

Conrad makes it big as Cannon in Hollywood

CBS star Bill Conrad discusses Cannon success, calling it a blessing and life changing. He loves acting, values bringing joy to viewers, and notes his shift from directing to acting with Cannon fueling his happiness and energy. He details family, crew morale, and stunts with Casino.

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Edie Adams Considers Opera After Seattle Run

Edie Adams, famed for sexy dame roles, stunned Seattle audiences with a rich soprano in La Perichole. She recalls Juilliard study and a Broadway start, noting opera could be a bold next act despite prior Las Vegas offers.

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State Canvass Board Sets Meeting Dates

Lincoln Nebraska AP The state Canvass Board will meet December 4 to certify results of the November 7 election and Nebraska five electoral college members will meet December 18 at the Capitol. Members include Secretary Alten Beermann Governor James Kimball Treasurer Wayne Swanson Auditor Ray Johnson and Attorney General Clarence Meyer.

Lincoln Neb Alten Beermann Beermann Nebraska Capitol J. J. Lxon Wayne Swanson Ray A. C. Johnson Clarence A.L. Meyer

Older coeds back to college reshape families and careers

U S census data show women ages 25 to 34 returning to higher education at rising rates, with 526000 enrolled in 1969. Many are housewives seeking degrees and professional paths, while others pursue intellectual growth and renewed family bonds despite possible marital strain.

Associated Plans Unit College Morehhan U.S. Saka Department Labor Department Carol Harmatt Sarah Lawrence College Bronxville N.Y Elizabeth Minnich Sarah Lawrence Center For Continuing Education

Exons urges Nebraskans to register to vote now

Gov. J. J. Exon urged all eligible Nebraskans to register for next month’s election. He praised election officials for boosting registrations through out‑of‑town efforts, improved programs, re‑registrations, and more young voters. The report also covers university women discussing time constraints and exposure to new ideas in class.

Lincoln Neb J. J. Exon Nebraska Judith Kierstead University of Michigan Nanelle Russ Margot Silverman Sarah Lawrence

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