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   Council Bluffs Nonpareil (Newspaper) - June 18, 1956, Council Bluffs, Iowa                               PAGE TWO The Whirligig Situation Now Corner Street Light Too Bright COUNCIL BLUFFS IOWA iff 1956 Two Nebraska Traffic Deaths Total For 1956 Climbs To 132 The Iowa Power and Light under arrangement with the is now replacing about 400 old The Associated Two names were added Sunday the list of persons killed in traffic YOU CAN T type 100-watt lights with 250-watt the 1956 to 132. A year The city lago it stood at 126 rently being from some So what An irate j The were Herless quarters for street j woman informed City Manager es 70 of Seward and Mrs Donald had this baffling situation M. McConnell by telephone that 25, of to contend with over the the new on her street corner died Saturday night of was it kept her awake injuries suffered June 10 when at j the car in which he was riding collided with another auto at a MUST ADMIT IT country road intersection had the map when it re- west of ported Charles Street running t Hughes was in a car driven by north and south George M. 43, of area has called in to correct the Wayne E. 22, of been running east and Mrs. was killed west for at least 30 one of day in a collision at the them noted crest of a hill on a country road if if ir i o miles south of TWO NAVY Injured were her two Council Bluffs have sold Mr. and Mrs. Myrle Filkins selves on their own They and their two Both families have I farm near Herbert 30, of Mr. Filkins and the 506 N. 39th has signed up for another six years after J2 at the Antelope Memorial years of He will leave Hospital in Schwager was June 28 to take an aircraft drone taken to an Omaha hospital with control assignment in San a leg fracture and possible pelvis Seek To Restore Unify for Demos Kefauver Admits His The Associated Sen. Kefauver and Adlai Stevenson apparently were on the way Monday toward patching up differences arising from their rivalry for the Democratic j In the Republican camp there still was no sign of any ate authoritative announcement on President Eisenhower's ical plans in the light of his latest The ciliation began with a frank ad- mission Sunday from Kefauver that he erred in conducting a type campaign against Stevenson in stages of the Florida and California both won by got lost my Kefauver said in a television the heat of the campaign you sometimes say things you wouldn't say if you them at BENO'S 4 TUESDAY Our Weekly Bargain Event Calif. MM Chief Jimmie Von 42 of 621 N. 39th St. has 21 Filkins suffered cuts and Mrs. Filkins was treated for Adlai Pleased In Stevenson said remarks would do much to restore unity to the ic He said he wired fauver that he was But Kefauver also reaffirmed that he has no intention of from the race for the nomination despite his close de- feat in the key Florida primary and a crushing loss in the equally important California He said also he would take no part in any the maneuvering to throw his support to another candidate if he is un- able to win the nomination NEVER FORGET Republicans wondering if will reconsider his ier decision to run again after recovering from his Sept. 24 heart attack got no help Sunday from James C. White House press in another television said the President given no of his present intentions as a result of the intestinal surgery he under- went 10 days Hagerty said don't think the American people will elect a sick man at I don't think the President is Hagerty said Eisenhower is completely recovered from his heart and the recent ery couM be compared to tions performed on Gov. Averell Harriman of New Sen. Symington of Missouri and other Democratic tial 'The Man To years of He rib severe for four years and will be bruises and head ferred The two small Schwager if ir suffered lesser Mr. COUNCIL BLUFFS TRANSIT and Mrs. two sons were Co. used a nautical term in its treated and current public relations The buses newly painted a tel green bear a stenciled sage at the entrance It says Rudolph Liberate Is Due In Court VAN Calif. JP Pianist Liberace's younger 24, is due in court as the result of an unsuccessful search for his a studio film was arrested on suspicion of burglary after residents in Granada Hills complained he was pounding on doors with a garden He was released from jail on bail under a writ returnable Police said they found the younger in his car near the homes of two complaining He told them he was ing for his with whom he had had an argument they The officers said the suspicion of burglary boeking was a cal one tor investigative Rim Are Parents Of Girl SANTA Calif. 5> Tony Curtis and Janet Leigh are parents of a baby The their was born at St. John's Hospital here A group of the filmland couple's including mary Clooney and her Jose spent the morning awaiting the Both mother and the 6-pound baby are doing what we commented Curtis on his special Father's Day gift from his Services At Lincoln For Dental Professor LINCOLN IP Funeral vices were held at th think I am the man to for ihe Democratic He newsmen he expects to go to tee national convention in cago Aug. 13 with 500 votes behind It takes 686% for He said he thinks Harriman is his strongest com- for the Harriman was campaigning in where supporters from 12 Western states heard him con- attacks on the Eisenhower on both foreign and domestic Two From Iowa To Nation CEDAR FALLS om of Decorah and Jacqueline Jones of Cedar will resent Iowa at Girls Nation in Washington D C. 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