HAPPENED LAST NIGHT An offen style review by Earl Wilson
New York critic Earl Wilson mocks The Grand Bouffe Cannes prize winner describing an overindulgent party at the Four Seasons with 87 foods and 600 guests paid by Allen Klein. He notes Marcello Mastroianni’s absence and Catherine Deneuve’s alleged ire, while offering quips and remembered quotes from the era. The column blends movie gossip with light humor and society blurbs.
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Earl Wilson
New York
Marcello Mastroianni
Allen Klein & Co
Cannes
Paris
Marcella Mastroianni
Hie
Catherine Denevue
Lincoln
Richard
Bud) Black
TARL
Arnold Galasow
Washington
Merk Taub
Earl
Altar society plans bazaar supper at St Mary
Leigh St Mary Altar Society met at the church social center with Sister Consolalla af Clarkson speaking. Plans were made for a bazaar and supper on Nov 4. Reports covered the Colfax County Fair stand and the rural Southwest Deanery Meeting at Platte Center. Next meeting is Oct 16 at 8 pm. members to bring seeding machines and lap robe materials for wheelchair patients. Mrs John Herink won the door prize. Abid to build a classroom office at UNO was submitted for $3,019,000.
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Leigh
St. Mary's Altar Society
St. Mary Catholic Church
Consolalla Af Clarkson
Colfax
Rural Southwest Deanery
Platte Center
Angst
Frank Reichmuth Bry
Robert Ehlers
Allen Boning
John Herink
Failures and breakthroughs in women sports broadcasting careers
Joan Ryan recounts attempts to break into TV sports journalism, facing male bias, harsh critique, and stage fright. She highlights Jeannie Morais and Jane Chastain as peers expanding the field, and recalls a pilot project in Washington as she navigates nerves, voice, and audience scrutiny. The piece ends noting sports broadcasting may have been unready for edgy humor.
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Joan Ryan
Washington
NEA
Jeannie Morais
Chicago
Johnny Morris
NBC
Jane Chastain
Miami
Via
Jane Mme
ABC
Barbara Walters
Kohoutek Comet to Light Sky This November in November
Atlanta astronomers at Fernbank Science Center and researchers worldwide prepare to study Kohoutek as it nears the sun. If bright as predicted, the comet could be daylight visible, with a tail up to 60 degrees and brilliance up to 100 times that of the brightest star. It will pass within 74 million miles of Earth, near the sun on December 28, and may not return for 10000 years if gravity keeps it bound to the sun.
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Atlanta
Bob Hayward
Hayward
Philo
Halley
Richard Williamon
Solar System
Earth
Williamon
Court denies rehearing for Hare brothers in manslaughter case
Nebraska Supreme Court denied a rehearing for Leslie and Melvin Hare of Gordon convicted of manslaughter in the death of Raymond Yellow Thunder. Prison terms of six years and two years were upheld by the Loup County Court in the beating death. Attorney Wallace Rudolph said he would appeal to the U S Supreme Court. The court’s decision was unanimous and came after a petition claiming Alliance demonstrations by American Indian Movement members..., with alleged jury influence.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Supreme Court
Leslie
Melvin Mare
Gordon
Raymond Yellow Thunder
Melvin
Butte
Yellow Thunder
Clara Sioux
Wallace Rudolph
U. S. Supreme Ute
Supreme Court
Rudolph
Alliance
American’ Indian Alovement
Egypt warns Palestinian guerrillas as ceasefire alleged to break
Al Nahar reports Lebanon based Palestine Liberation Organization leaders warned Palestinian guerrillas they plan a large military operation within the three year Middle East ceasefire. An Nahar cites an emergency session and notes Yasir Arafat chaired talks amid Egyptian assurances and fear of a broader war.
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Wecrut
Lebanon
al - Waypl
Guerrilas
Middle East
al Nahi
Palestine
Yasir Arafat
An Nahar
An Nati
Brigader
Musbatt Tixlelrl
Com
Alanier
Palestine Liberation Army
Residents of Silver Creek Host Guests
Silver Creek residents hosted a number of visitors over the weekend. St. Joseph, Ma. guest Krome spent time with Ar. and Mins, Johnie Carlson and family. Central City and Shelby connections joined in visits to Norfolk and Genoa park where the Silver Creek Card Club met for a picnic. Delegates to a Lutheran rally were elected in Platte Center with Grace Lutheran Ladies Ald meeting hosts.
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Nk Stopak
Walter Stopak
Rossler City
Minnie Jayccki
Fullerton
Charles Sock
Retty Patrick
Iles Park
Cole
Clab
Genoa Park
Edsel Matousek
Don Liss
Virgil Kula
Norman Batse
Frank Stranczyk
Jim Nowak
Leo Andercan
Scottsdale
Platte
St. John Lutheran Church
Columbus
Grace Lutheran Ladies
Mmes
Harvey Jepsen
Vagn Densen
Walter Bruch
Max Jenny Will
Louis Mueller
Myron Rice
John Bierman
Walter Bruhn
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