IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT NATIONWIDE TENNIS FURY
News recounts a late night riot of reaction as Bobby Higgs match with Billie Jean King inflames gender tensions. Men fear loss of privileges while women celebrate renewed interest in tennis. Narration notes TV viewership, nightlife disruption, and mixed social tensions across New York venues.
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Sic transit gloria screenplay a writer remembered
Dick Kleiner surveys how playwrights differ from Hollywood screenwriters. He profiles Obert Anderson famed for Tea and Sympathy and Never Saw Father, noting stage involvement and the shift to film when adapting or writing anew.
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Ohio milk price hike eyed for Oct
Ohio dairy buyers face a 12 cent per gallon rise as two milk cooperatives announce price increases effective October 1. Borden Inc spokesman notes prices will rise but specifics remain uncertain while state officials expect about 2 cents more.
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New program in Women’s Division aiding special students
Central City launches a resource program to place students from special education into regular classrooms for broader learning. Under State Department of Education supervision for three years, it aims to provide job training and occupations, with instructors receiving workshops at Kearney State College and ongoing in-service sessions.
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Teresa Hensley
Marilyn Kjernes
Jere Welsch
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Platte Farm Bureau hears state president Don Klinker
Don Klinker of Omaha, guest speaker at Platte County Farm Bureau’s annual meeting in Columbus, was elected state president last November. He spoke on land use, zoning, and environmental laws affecting production. Darwin Lewis reelected county president. Carroll Melliger named vice president.
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Arno Engberg
Two area residents named state trooper candidates
Keith Jt Wagner of Columbus and Douglas Schneiderheins of Central City are among 45 Nebraska State Patrol trooper candidates starting a seven week basic training at Lincoln Air Park. From 304 applicants, they were chosen after initial interviews and testing. The seven weeks will end with graduation and oath on Nov 1, after which successful candidates begin months of in service training with veteran officers.
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Auxiliary to Buy Flag for Polk Courthouse
Osceola speaker for the American Legion Auxiliary of Wolfe Post.1, Jed Wieselman, a former school board member, discussed the schoolhone issue and answered questions. The unit voted to purchase a U.S. flag for a courthouse planter set donated by the Lions Club. chaired by Ros Sheldon Bond, the Auxiliary will sponsor a Del. 3 blackmobile visit at Osceola High School and provide lunch cookies. The new president Mrs. Gerhardt Fay named committees including Jay McDonald, John Wiesenan, and others for Junior Auxiliary, children and youth, rehabilitation, legislation, membership, and various service roles. Refreshment chairmen were Mildred Snodgrass and Charles Walgreen.
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Sheldon Bond
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Jay McDonald
John Wiesenan
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Dale Jum
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Richard Wyman
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Poppy Way
Jim Majors
Allan Keesha
Karl Watts
Raymond Kepner
Holly Grassnicklaus
Yeon Johnson
David Bulley
Dewey Sigler
Martin Anderson
G. Lux
Roger Wright
Harold Thayer
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Avid Richards
John Malek
Joaning Hospital
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Joseph Schall
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Mines
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Charles Walgreen
Memories that improve with age in Hal Boyles column
Hal Boyles reflective piece explores how memories sharpen with time, noting youth indiscretions heal slowly and become keystones of identity. It recalls rural American upbringing, old fashion cures, social norms, and rites from a bygone era, illustrating how memory shapes individuality.
Crete Man Sentenced to Life in Slaying Case
Paul L. Kenney 28 of Crete received a life term after pleading guilty to first degree murder for shooting John J. Valent at Olive Creek Lake near Crete and robbing him of about $55. The court noted Nebraska does not impose capital punishment, so a death sentence was not possible. The incident marked one of Nebraska’s few recent slaying cases and referenced prior death penalty cases and a Supreme Court ruling affecting such sentences.
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Wisconsin U system enrollment hits record high
Wisconsin Madison officials reported the University of Wisconsin system enrollment reached a record 135,224, a figure that could affect the system's national ranking. The university cautioned the number might change as final counts are tallied.
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