IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT IN NEW YORK STREET SCENES
Reporter Earl Wilson recalls a chaotic New York night with crowds gathering near Broadway and 42nd Street as a stray dog attracts media attention and a BBC-like street performance ends with humor and a pricey golf joke from Benny Berle and Burns. The scene includes a police call to ASPCA and observations from cabbies and actors about audience reaction and contemporary city life.
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Earl Wilson
York
New Yorker
London
Yellowstone
New York City
Broadtay
Salita Chis
Met
Lille Tau
ASPCA
Suimebody
Milton Gold
Boulevardian
Ase
Ben
Anattack
Milton
Ayrear
Minti
Wwe
Enicbatere
Walter Sleek
Mimnich
George Jysael
Benny
George Burns
Ailton
Berle
Woman preacher licensed by Reformed Church in Pearl River
Joyce Stedge, 47, mother of six, becomes the first woman in the 220,000 member Reformed Church to be granted a license to preach. She underwent church examination and awaits a call from a congregation after the district panel ruled that “persons” include women. The church group approved her licensing despite initial resistance and ongoing debates about women in ministry.
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Jon Halvorsen
Associated Press
Pearl River
Christ
Joyce Stedge
Dtperiva
Stedge
Andi Quitinn
New York
Sewdersey
Wiltex Products Named in Minnesota Lawsuit
Wiltex Products, based in Omaha, Nebraska, was named defendant in a lawsuit filed by Minnesota Attorney General Spannatis and State Cities Commissioner Picard Prisvall. The suit alleges violations of state laws on pyramid franchises, consumer protection, advertising, and franchise registration. It targets the firm’s four level distributor system and commissions paid up the chain.
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Sv. Paul
Minn Fal
Wiltex Products
Tae
Omaha
Neh
Atty
Callnet
Fine line separates Lucy from the real Lucille Ball
Dick Kleiner reports on Lucy’s career mood and choices. The piece covers Lucy’s preferences for roles she might take, her reluctance to return to Broadway, interest in a Beatrice or Beadavac project, and her summer with "Mame" preparations, gardening, and dogs while considering television projects.
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Lucy
Lucille Ball
Dick Kleiner
Havel
Mild
Lea Mimelh
Otierwine
Thor Dadghter
Ras
Ian
Broadway
Tilda
Beadavac
Ohio
Lucy Summer
Nixon seeks delay in federal pay rise to avoid inflation
President Nixon asked Congress to delay a planned 7.7 percent federal pay increase for 4.3 million civilian and military workers. He argued a faster raise would spur inflation and cited a recommended rise by the Office of Management and Budget and the Civil Service Commission, urging review until December.
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Nixon
San
Nisan
Congress
Hae
Office of Mangement Anl
Civil Ser Ibe Commission
Effett
Community Calendar Teems With Civic Meetings
A dense listing outlines upcoming public meetings across the county. Supervisors, courthouse sessions, downtown improvement topics, and bank and chamber events fill the calendar with dates and locations. Municipal and county boards discuss planning, finance, and community projects.
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Board of Supervisors
Nis Cohnnihus
Keen
Kornw
Haasange Authority
Herlige Wuses Tutpan
Comaider
FSV
Caplains
Sous Power Gistvicd
First Bank
Pan
Charmer
Chamber Ut
Vilna
Buarik
History highlights from September on this date
Today in history notes events across years including English Quakers led by William Penn sailing to America, Burr acquitted on liquor charges, Japan surrenders at end of World War I, and an earthquake in Greece affecting 8 000 people. It mentions Turkish convicts and the UN Security Council debates, plus a note on Bobby Fischer’s Reykjavik win a year ago.
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Associated Press
Paka
Willian Penn
America
Richmorsh
Ron Burr
Navy
Tn Bms
Japan
BMG
Greece
George 1
Ciadts
Iran
Bobby Key
Boris Spassky
Reykjavik
Ireland
Vodey
Melvin TR. Laird
Harold Adoots
Copple Receives Added UNL Lobbying Duty
Neal Copple, director of the University of Nebraska Lincoln Faculty of Journalism, gains an added assignment in the office of Chancellor James Zurn. Copple will be paid 500 dollars monthly from Sept 1 to next June 30 for lobbying work while remaining journalism school director.
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Lincoln
Neal Copple
University of Nebraska Lincoln
Stegents
Copple
James Zurn
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