Hruska and Agnew in the limelight on morality and morals
Senator Roman Hruska faces scrutiny over his theater holdings and film choices in Omaha while railing against smut and violence. The piece notes his roles with Douglas Theater Company, ties to drive-ins in Omaha, Lincoln, and Carter Lake, Iowa, and past films shown amid controversy. It also covers Vice President Agnew’s crude Jorgenson comparison of Senator Goodell, sparking GOP unease and questions about future targets within the party.
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Washington
Roman Hruska
Nixon
Commission On
Hruska
Douglas Theater Company
Omaha
Lincoln
Carter Lake
Iowa
Virginia
Douglas
Crusader For
Agnew
Charles Goodell
R-N.y
Christine Jorgenson
Senate
Arizona
Paul Fannin
Colorado
Peter Dominick
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Kentucky
Marlow Cook
White House
Goodell
Republican Party
Spiro
New York
Barry Goldwater
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Coast science student and instructor win trip to Chicago
Fort Bragg high school student Richard Tallman and science teacher Richard Jones will join 700 delegates from seven California cities for the National Youth Conference on the Atom in Chicago sponsored by PG&E. The program runs Oct 22 to Oct 24 with lectures, panels, and a tour of Argonne National Laboratory.
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Fort Bragg
Chicago
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Richard Tallman
Kenneth Tallman
Windy City
Richard Jones
Nixon
Edward Creutz
National Science Foundation
Don Kasso
Pg&e
Kasso
Scieice
America
Tallman and Jones
San Francisco
Seniler
Harry Muttart
Howard Jacobs
Point Arena
High School
California
Argonne “National
Zodiac Forecast For Saturday October 17
A horoscope page offers daily guidance across the zodiac. Aries emphasizes journeys and neighborly relations, Taurus seeks new financial approaches, Gemini sees social reaches and happiness, Cancer urges discretion and humor, Leo urges inquiry and civic duties, Libra focuses on harmony and gifts, Scorpio on tax and estate matters, Sagittarius on listening and public relations, Capricorn on steady task completion, Aquarius on romance and discernment, Pisces on home comforts and learning through teaching.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
LIBRA
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Hardiman power exoskeleton aims to lift 1500 pounds
General Electric works on Hardiman, an external man machine system for soldiers and sailors. An arm lifted 750 pounds in tests, with plans for two arms and two legs. It channels human intelligence to boost muscle power for heavy loads in confined spaces and potentially underwater operations.
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Joseph L. Myler
Washington
UPI
Superman
Hardiman
Naval Research Reviews
General Electric Co
Army
Navy
General Electric
Nokomis PTA Meeting Focuses On Year Round School
Nokomis PTA will meet Tuesday at 3 30 in the school multi purpose room. Dr Quentin Bryan will discuss year round schooling and district building needs. Mrs Paul Durbin will give an inspirational thought. Cub Scout Den 5 will read the flag salute. Refreshments by sixth grade mothers. PTA President Mrs Paul Stern in charge. Also mentions Speas Elementary dress code allowing pants suits for teachers.
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Nokomis Pta
Quentin Bryan
Ukiah Unified School District
Board of Education
Paul Durbin
Den 5
Ralph Cooper
PTA
Paul Stern
Winston-Salem, N.C
UPI
Speas
Grady E.stone
Moonlight Madness shoppers thrill under a bright full moon
Community notes cover political chatter from Dennis Carpenter’s rise to state chair and a California senate win, Ukiah senior class paper drive for Santa Rosa recycling, Bob Richardson moving to Oak Park Ill. police, upcoming Ukiah single clubs event at the Manor Inn, The Book Revue gift can promos, a World Series pool recap, and a light wedding guessing game drawing buzz in town.
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Madine Carpenter
Dennis Carpenter
Republican State Central Committee
Orange County
Jess Unruh
USC
Marge Boynton
Bob Finch
Murphy
Finch
California
Marge
White House
Santa Rosa
Bob Richardson
Oak Park, Ill
Chicago
Ukiah
Manor Inn
Betty Austin
Roosevelt First Wartime President to Leave U S
Franklin D Roosevelt became the first president to depart the United States while the nation was at war, marking a historic milestone in wartime leadership and diplomacy.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
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Cow Mountain
Bureau of Land Management
Willow Creek
Lou Zania
County Fish and Game Advisory ‘Commission
James Currivan
BLM
Charles Barra
Win Trip
Paul ‘Revere
Boston
Tomorrow By the Stars
By Sydney Omara
Powerhouse
Ae Chows
NEWBY
E. Clay
Pants Suits Co.k
Rc& NA
Rando S
Bargain Lane
Volkswagen
Yesteryear
Chuck Hillery Volkswagen
Old Redwood Highway
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