IT HAPPENED LAST NIGHT Self-pedaled love
Gossip roundups recount high society and entertainment updates from New York and Beverly Hills. Notables include Kisangor’s security details on a Washington arrival, Eva Gabor family wedding chatter, rumored romances with Avi Onassis and Lin Taylor, and plans for stage comebacks for Sinatra and Bergman.
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Delia Gabor
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Mana Gabor
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Title 1 Parent Meeting Held Here
A Title 1 parent meeting at Platte College Tuesday evening drew approximately Japarene's and teachers. Guest speaker Dr. Dolores Storey of Muskegon Michigan outlined 30 areas of concern and urged honest parenting to foster emotional expression and value formation. The session supported a consortium of 14 districts in Platte and surrounding counties with Norman Rowell overseeing a 22 staff team.
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Dolores Storey
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Agriculture Department workers find hamburger back on menu
Washington AP reports after a month without hamburgers the Agriculture Department cafeteria reinstated the item this week. A worker doubted how long it would last but said there is enough supply now. The cafeteria had suspended hamburgers in Angush due to shortages and price increases.
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Flower and Lawn Day Sets Sept 30 at Mead Site
University of Nebraska invites visitors to Flower and Lawn Day at the NU Field Laboratory near Mead on Sunday September 30 from 10 am to 5 pm. View displays include mums roses wild flowers and lawn grasses with grassed walkways to reduce foot traffic problems.
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Mead
University of Nebraska
NU Field Laboratory
Kojak star Telly Savalas eyes bold TV shift
Dick Kleiner interviews Telly Savalas about Kojak and his move to CBS. Savalas discusses villainy influences, education at Colwabi University and the State Department, and his views on love and honesty in a new series. He reflects on career changes and his family's impact.
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Freedom Train Heads Plan for a Fair on Wheels
Ross E. Rowland leads the American Freedom Train Foundation planning a traveling museum on a locomotive styled car train to tour all 48 contiguous states for 11 months covering 90 thousand miles. The project aims to present U S history from 1776 with exhibits, films, music, and tech, preserving neutrality and avoiding bias or commercialism.
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Exon urged to appoint women to State Parole Board
OMATA NebAP The Mayor's Commission on the Status of Women objects to Gov J J Exon for not naming women to the State Parole Board A commission statement by Lois Rowel notes Nebraskans are 52 percent women and a qualified woman should be found Exco appointed Tate Blankenship of Omaha and Neal of Lincoln
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Husband of dead woman set free
Jerry Russell a 24 year old husband of Kathleen Kay Russell 21 whose body was found near Salt Lake City was freed after investigators failed to place him at the scene A deputy county attorney said a witness saw a man not identified with Kathryn getting onto a train and another witness failed to identify Russell in a lineup An autopsy indicated drowning authorities could not determine if the death was accidental or murder The body was found in a puddle of water along railroad tracks about 24 miles outside Salt Lake City
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Kay Russell
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Fund drives aid Casados defense in Nebraska
Eastern Nebraska stations raise funds for Leroy Casados legal defense after January civil disturbances in Scottsbluff. Activist Cervantes says Casados is unfairly labeled a common criminal as Mexican-American groups plan a fundraising tour from Grand Island to Scottsbluff. A public hearing on Nebraska solid waste disposal policy is set for Oct. 9 in Lincoln.
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Neb
Nebraska
Leroy Casados
Scottsunnett
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LaRaza
Cervantes
Grand Island
Solid Waste
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State Capitol
The Government Form Survival Dilemma
In a satirical riff the piece laments the overwhelming burden of government forms across life events from birth to death. It questions how to navigate taxes visas and legal documents while noting rare escapes via exemptions or simpler paths, highlighting bureaucratic tedium and human persistence.
Committee meeting on Hiram Scott College postponed
Lincoln Nebraska Governor Exon and a study committee postpones the Hiram Scott College campus meeting until Friday. The session in Grand Island marks the first of two hearings to draft a report on campus use and state acquisition options after recent years of discussion.
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J. Exons
Hiram Scott College
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Exon
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Abandoned Search for Missing Lincoln Realtor Sylas J Miller
The Saling County sheriff's office has abandoned its search for the body of Lincoln realtor Sylas J Miller. His Son Ron Miller said his father's car was found overturned Saturday in the Blue River. The car was located at the Miller cabin on the river between Parechester and Wilford. It is presumed he fell from the boat and drowned while fishing.
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Kissinger Attends First Big Five Meeting at UN
United Nations, New York AP reports Henry A Kissinger’s first Big Five gathering since becoming secretary of state last Saturday. The meeting drew the five permanent Security Council members’ ministers and ambassadors in a formal reception. Kissinger, divorced, attended with Nancy Maginnes, longtime aide to Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Temperature note mentions sea level conditions at 20 degrees Celsius.
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N.Y
Henry A. Kssinger
Kurt Waldheim
Security Council
Kissinger
Nancy Maginnes
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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