Willard at the Fox Theatre opens with Pet Friends
Bruce Davidson stars in Willard at the Fox Theatre in color with Ernest Borgnine and Sandra Locke. The Lost World scene advertised. tickets at Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association. Also notes Texas fishermen earned 53.5 million in 1970, with Alaska at 89.7 million leading state catches.
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Bruce Davidson
Willard
Fox Theatre
Ernest Borgnine
Sandra Locke
Fox
Sidney Federal Savings and Loan Association
Austin
Tex
Texas
Alaska
California
Louisiana
Governor Exon's Food Board Compared to Federal Reserve
A Nebraska Farm Bureau writer argues Gov Exon’s proposed national food and fiber board to steer agricultural policy is an ill fitting analogy to the Federal Reserve. Inflation, debt, and policy deficits are cited as reasons to doubt a centralized board could manage thousands of farms and hundreds of commodities.
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J. Exon
Food and Fiber Board
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Wage Earners Gain More Health and Disability Benefits
The Health Insurance Institute notes 170 million under 65 have hospital insurance and 21 million over 65 eligible for Medicare. More families have two earners and disability protection, with 58 million workers insured for short term and 11 million for long term disability. In 1970 disability benefits reached 1.8 billion dollars.
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George Bernard Shaw
The
Health Insurance Institute
U.S. Department of Labor
Rocky Mountain valley town billed as early film capital
Lillie Rosen site in Canon City Colorado recalls early 1900s film boom. Tom Mis started in silent films there in 1910 before a later industry collapse after a damage judgment tied to a drowning during filming in the Arkansas River.
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Canon City
Colo
Rocky Mountain Valley
Tom Mis
Arkansas River
Small-Game Seasons Open Wednesday
Nebraska hunters start small game seasons on September 1 with cottontails and squirrels legal at sunrise. Seasons extend to February 29 for rabbits and January 31 for squirrels, with bag limits of seven per day and twenty one in possession. In 1970 about 40,000 pursued rabbits and 26,000 sought squirrels, taking around 352,000 total animals.
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Nebraska
Sacco and Vanzetti film due for October US release
The upcoming release of Sacco and Vanzetti, under AMC Pictures, follows the famous 1920s trial. It won a Cannes award and covers Bartolomeo Vanzetti and Nicola Sacco, who were executed in 1927 after a factory robbery murder conviction. Also noted is Noah Webster, a West Hartford, Connecticut native who published his first dictionary in 1806.
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TRIAL
Screen New York
Sacco
Noah Webster
West Hartford
Conn
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M.M. van Kirk
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation
Lillie Rosen
Perth
Australia
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Tryal
Monte Bello Islands
Young Run Amok
London
TSN
Connie
Whitey
Datsun
3Rd Street
Sterling
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Gillo Pontecorvo
Plains Theatre
DeLuxe
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Cheyenne County
Wheat Land
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Bren Ry
Ronrer
Rosa Ruhter
Gurley
Nebr
Cb&q
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CB & Q Railroad
Irene G. Kruger
Executrix
Sidney
the Big
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