Ozarks Vacation and Local Happenings Summary
Local briefs report family trips from Salina to the Ozarks. Madeline Griffin returns to Chicago after visiting her parents and attends a class reunion. Hog and steer prices rise on Omaha market. multiple marriage licenses issued. East trip by Father Wilwerding. sister-in-law injury and a small court fines update. a paper presented in Ottawa. local road overweight fines. weather outlook and a special city council permit for a carnival. a road roller accident breaks a telephone pole in Wiota.
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Chicago
Madeline Griffin
J. P. Griffin
Locust Street
Miss Griffin
Pele
Wiota
United States Plans Technical Nuclear Talks in Geneva
The United States formally notified the Soviet government that it will proceed with technical nuclear talks in Geneva starting Tuesday. The move follows discussions on arms control between Washington and Moscow and signals a renewed push for diplomacy amid Cold War tensions.
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Moscow
United States
Geneva
Veterans Hospital Patient List Shows Local Admissions
Local veterans and civilians received medical care in nearby hospitals. Names include Darrell Cook at Omaha Veterans Hospital, Mrs L B Test at Fort Dodge Lutheran Hospital, Dick Knudsen recovering from surgery in Council Bluffs, and Mrs Carl Hoffman of Atlantic after a Carroll accident with a fractured ankle. Other admissions include Jerome Comes in Atlantic Memorial Hospital, Karen Thomsen and Steve Arnburg undergoing procedures, Velma Knackstedt and Mrs Donald Rees admitted for medical treatment, with several patients released. Jack Cannon returned to Omaha Veterans Hospital for surgery after a two week visit Brayton BR.
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Carl Hoffman
Atlantic
Carroll
Carroll Hospital
Jerome Comes
East Tenth Street
Karen Thomsen
Hans Thomsen
Wiota
Atlantic Memorial Hospital
Steve Arnburg
Raymond Arnburg
Rt. 3
Velma Knackstedt
Oak Street
Donald Rees
Locust Street
Philip Thielen
Duncan McMartin
Anita
Ted Jessen
Jack Cannon
Brayton
Veterans Hospital
Omaha
Visitors Observe Similar Problems In Iowa
A North Carolina delegation of agriculturalists and bankers touring Iowa found parallels to their state in farm adjustment issues. They noted part time farming near industrial centers and the need for diversified farming including poultry hogs and cattle plus more industry. John L. Reitzel said the aim is higher farm income to slow rural migration. They toured the Storm Lake area and stayed in Fort Dodge with local Chamber events. A safety citation later hailed a Kenosha foreman whose eye was saved by protective glasses after a grinding wheel fragment struck his face.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
North Carolina
South
Agriculture Adjustment
John L. Reitzel
Sioux City
Wisconsin Council of Safety
Leonard Werbie
Kenosha
Truck Driver of Month Noted for Rescue Near Bliss Idaho
Dick E. Harris a 27 year old Sioux City truck driver was named Driver of the Month by the Iowa Motor Truck Association for helping rescue 39 bus passengers after a jackknifed crash on ice near Bliss Idaho Harris and a fellow driver broke windows provided first aid and improvised bed rests then pried apart wreckage to free a girl They worked over an hour until four ambulances arrived Harris has a 400000 mile accident and violation free record with Pierce Van Lines for four years
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Des Moines
Dick E. Harris
Sioux City
Bliss
Idaho
Iowa Motor Truck Assn
Harris
Grant guests visit Chester Dotson home
Mrs Norman Long and Pamela and Steven Grant from Eugene Oregon were Tuesday guests in the Chester Dotson home.
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Grant
Mrs
Norman Long
Pamela and
Steven
Eugene, Ore
Chester Dotson
India and U S reach 20 million loan for iron ore field
New Delhi and Washington announced an agreement providing India a 20 million dollar loan to develop a new iron ore field on the east coast. The wording emphasizes cooperative funding and development plans.
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New Delhi
India
United States
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