Vehicle Crash Leads to Fine for Von Tersch
Jacob Von Tersch of Harlan and Omaha was fined 50 dollars and costs after a Sunday accident on Highway 71 half a mile south of Hamlin. He said he fell asleep at the wheel and rolled down an embankment through a fence, was treated at Audubon hospital, and released. Damages were about 100 dollars.
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Audubon
Jacob
Jake) von Tersch
Harlan
Omaha
Justice Court
Hamlin
Highway 71
von Tersch
Audubon Hospital
Bill Martin
Elliott News Highlights Local and Extended Visits
The Orville Lairds visited Mrs. John Morris in Lincoln Nebraska. Bertram Wilsons spent the weekend with the Hoppers in Kansas City. Mable Meyers from Hemet California visits C M Redman and friends. Dale Shires returns to Evanston Illinois for summer school. Paul Shires to pursue a masters at the University of Wisconsin Madison. Joe Thompson family returns from Austin Texas. Start sooner drive slower live longer.
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Elliott
Orville Lairds
John Morris
Lincoln
Neb
Bertram Wilson
Charles Hoppers
Kansas City
Mable Meyers
Hemet
Calif
C. M. Redman
Dale Shires
Lester Shires
Evanston
Jury hears case against Forrest McCord in Atlantic
A reckless driving charge against Forrest L. McCord of Atlantic is tried before a justice court jury. The chase began at Hunt corner on highway 6 and ended at Fourth and Maple after officers pursued a green 1950s Ford linked to an armed robbery in Red Oak. Jury members include John Lang, Bill Kelso, John Wheatley, Ivan Lund, Charlie Pigg, and Ben Wheatley.
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Duane Lynch
Forrest L. McCord
Atlantic
W. A. McKee
Justice of the Peace Court
McCord
Hunt Corner
Highway 6
Fourth
Maple Streets
Red Oak
Lynch
Olive Street
Fourth and Maple
John Lang
Bill Kelso
John Wheatley
Ivan Lund
Charlie Pigg
Ben Wheatley
Hospital updates and patient movements in Iowa towns
The report lists residents sick and injured, with Gary Pilling of Walnut suffering a fractured right forearm at Atlantic Memorial hospital. It notes surgeries for Mrs. Denny Barringer in Walnut and David Kell, age five, plus multiple releases from Garnsey and other facilities. It also covers transfers to Mercy hospital in Council Bluffs and St. Joseph’s hospital in Omaha, as well as a birth and a leg infection case in Marne and Griswold respectively.
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Gary Pilling
Walnut
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Denny Barringer
Locust Street
David
Alfred Kell
Frances Gibson
Garnsey Nursing Home
Lena Kurtenback
Olive Street
Don Crane
Ridge Road
Griswold
Kenneth Anderson
Jerri June
Red Oak Hospital
Nellie High
Chris Anderson
Ernest Smith
St. Joseph's Hospital
Omaha
Mystery of Wrecked Car Clears Up in Iowa
A bloodstained driverless car found 6.5 miles north of Audubon on Highway 71 belonged to John Philp of Glidden. Sheriff Wayne Dudgeon said the crash occurred about 3:30 a.m. A pair of bloodied trousers and a shirt were found in the wreck. Philp later said his son Roger, 17, drove the car. the youth was treated for cuts in Carroll after being driven there.
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Audubon
John Philp
Glidden
Wayne Dudgeon
Dudgeon
Carroll County
Philo
Roger
Carroll
Lanier Family Visit Notes From Baton Rouge
Lanier family of Baton Rouge La visit relatives as Mrs Dorothy Woodruff travels to Mansfield Ohio to see Mrs Floyd Dement and her daughter Mrs Wm Pfier sister Mrs Rex Miller and family
Tito and Russian leaders seal pact to end party rift
In Moscow, Tito and Premier Bulganin along with Nikita Khrushchev finalize a joint communique to revive Communist party ties. The agreement ends eight years of estrangement, with details to be released Tuesday night. Khrushchev and Bulganin hosted Tito after a two and a half hour discussion. A Kremlin banquet will honor Tito, a former reformist figure.
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Moscow
Tito
Bulganin
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Yugoslavia
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Rebels Hit Colombechar Town in Algerian Violence
Nationalist rebels attacked Colomb-Bechar in the Sehara Desert area near a French testing center. Grenades lobbed into the town center left one dead and 19 wounded, according to French reports.
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Algiers
Colomb-Bechar
Sehara
Grenade Attacks Targeted Jewish Stores Miss Moslem Victims
The report states grenade throwers apparently aimed at Jewish shops but only wounded Muslims, indicating a religiously motivated-tinged incident with no Jewish casualties mentioned.
Floods In Southern Ceylon Hit Thousands Of Homes
Torrential rain in southern Ceylon caused severe floods with nearly five thousand homes submerged. Rescue and relief efforts mobilized as communities cope with water levels and property damage.
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Colombo
Ceylon
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Emme, AE
Henningsen Motor CO
4Th
Walnut Streets
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NEC
Etta Dealy
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Marne — Gregory Waters
G. W. Germayer
Anita
Jerry Budd
Knoxville
Robert
Stor-Mor
Amana
Dell
Amana Stor
Rotary
Gian Paolo Lang
Livorno
Italy
Gavel
Rotary International
A. Z. Baker
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Lang
SOCAL
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Hopley
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