Personal notices and social events from Platte area column
Local personals note visits and travels such as Mr Anil and Mrs Malis Callan in Miami for the Orange Bowl, a Nebraska Wesleyan scholar, and students abroad. Socials include weddings, family visits, and gatherings at Lonesome's Bar and Uncle Tom's Tavern. Housing ads seek rooms for Platte College students. college graduates and new degrees are mentioned. Community events list live music, bar hours, and holiday travel recaps with several local names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Anil
Malis Callan
Rachel
Fran
Miami
Turner 73 Dies After Long Illness
Spokespersons announce Turner aged 73, longtime operator, passing after a lengthy illness. Funeral details are pending, and local services plan to honor the deceased at an early date with family in attendance.
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Turner
TE Spikes
Hospital Report Belew Community Hospital Admissions
Dismissals and births listed for several patients and relatives across two hospitals. Names include Edna Wend Leigin Jegl Wittner Marita Luckara Columbus and Mr and Mrs Lyle Burer with a son born eight pounds and one ounce. Dismissals noted for Mrs James Selonm and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belew Community Hospital
Edna Wend
Leigin Jegl Wittner
St. Mary Hospital
Lyle Burer
Ann Avenus
James Selonm
Michisel Masek
George “Ateba Ad Aner
Crimi
Fragmentary OCR hints at name and place context
Readable fragments reference a named person and a place amid garbled text. The passage mentions a site scriber and a local figure, with unclear dates or actions, suggesting a clipped historical record rather than a full narrative.
Union Pacific Leads Wyoming Coal Gas Underground Test
Union Pacific Corporation and the Bureau of Mines announced a Wyoming coal experiment to produce low sulfur gas by burning coal underground. Tests near Hanna involve drilling into a thick seam at depth to create gas, with Rocky Mountain Energy providing land and fuel, funded by the Bureau of Mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Union Pacific Corporation
Bureau of Mates of the Departtment of Interior
Frank E. Barnett
Union Pie
de Flbart
Oskara
Bures of Mines
Hanna
Wyo
Osborn
Rocky Mountain Energy Company
Unat Pacific Corporation
Rocky Mountain Energy
Bureau of Mines
Trovky Mountain
AtuGh
Wyoming
Red meat output slips in November across major categories
Government data show November red meat production fell three percent from October. Pork rose one percent month to month but remained six percent below November last year due to hog output cuts. Veal, lamb, and mutton all declined with only small year on year gains in some categories.
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Agericullg
Young airmen plead guilty in Kitty Hawk assault case
A Philadelphia man, MyaikHt Rotindtice, 20, pleaded guilty to assault aboard the carrier Kitty Hawk in San Diego. He received one month in the brig with hard labor and reductions in pay, effectively two months due to preexisting time served. Navy officials said his enlistment would end soon and he would be discharged next week. The case featured a black enlisted sailor as part of the plea bargaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cali
Calrman
Vriday
Rotindtice
Philadelphia
Prada
Houndtree
Navy
Roundrec
Unclear draft notes about TV viewership and Super Bowl
Fragmentary text describes 75 million viewers expected for a Super Bowl event. Mentions Sayre Bowl Vi and a January 14 date, with Washington and Miami and televised coverage. Vague references to lifting a TV blackout and viewer records amid decision.
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Washington
Miami
Lival Television
Black One
Crime drives heavy losses to U S business in 1971
The Insurance Information Institute cites FBI figures showing robbery, burglary, larceny, and auto theft losses totaling over 2.16 billion in 1971. A Commerce Department staff report estimates crime costs to business at about 16 billion, with 4.2 billion spent on private crime prevention. Cargo thefts and embezzlement add billions more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Insurance Information Institute
Federal Bureau of Investigation
US Department of Commerce
Cen
FBI
Woman Injured As Bus Crashes On I-80 Near Omaha
A Continental Trailways bus traveling east on Interstate 80 collided with a truck and veered into westbound lanes and a ditch, injuring two passengers. Hazel Jones 63 of Lincoln and Frances McCarty in McCook were treated and released. The truck fled the scene.
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Omaha
Neb
Continental Trailways
Nebraska State Patrol
Bishop Clarkson Hospital
Ontari
Pis
Hazel Jones
Lin- 1
Frances McCarty
Af McCook
Botl
State Patrol
Palestine council moves to map its future actions
The Palestine parliament in exile convenes at Cairo amid internal divides as Al Fatah dominates the 165 member National Council. Leaders discuss the 1973 uprising, refugees, and possible Arab peace moves while factions argue over unity and strategy.
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Beirut
National Council
Cairo
Yasir Arafat
Proup al Fatah
Israel
Bangkok
Libya
Muammar Kadafi
Lebanon
Council
Arab League
Chien
al Fatah
Unity Cist
Popular Front
The
Liberation of Palestine
Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Syria
Columbus man sentenced for motor vehicle homicide
Arvid James Hell, 39, of Columbus Nebraska, was sentenced in Douglas County Jail to six months and fined 500 dollars after pleading guilty to motor vehicle homicide. Mrs Norman Treloggen of Omaha was killed November 1, 1971, when struck by Hell’s car in downtown Omaha. Judge John Burke sentenced him.
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Omaha
Neb
A&p
Arvid James Hell
Columbus
Touglas County
Norman Treloggen
Hell
John Burke
Quintuplets Born to Young Evanston Couple
Quintuplets five newborns two boys and three girls arrived Friday to Mr and Mrs James Baer of Northbrook. Hospital attendants reported all in fair condition despite being about a month premature and weighing from under to just over three pounds. They were moved by ambulance in incubators from North Suburban Highland Park Hospital to Evanston Hospital about 13 miles away. Mrs Baer is 26 and her husband works as a stockbroker.
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Evanston
James Baer
Northbrook
Highland Park Hospital
Evanston Hospital
Baer
McGill Professor Says Citrus Compounds Neutralize Metal Poison
Pr Yukio Tanaka of McGill University reports a simple inexpensive antidote for metallic poisoning. He asserts natural citrus compounds bind excess metals in the body, preventing absorption and enabling harmless excretion.
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Montreal
Yukio Tanaka
McGill University
Record December retail sales forecast reach new heights
Diners Club chairman R Newell Lusby projects December US consumer spending near 47 billion dollars, year total about 444 billion, up from 409 billion last year. He cites growth across food, gas, services and foreign markets with credit card use near 10 billion in the year.
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R. Newell Lusby
Diners Club
Lusky
United States
City Briefs and Church Events in Hartman Area
Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 48 pm Monday with Civil Defense Director Jack Bullington to speak on winter hazards. Redeemer Baptist Church hosts a stormed out New Year service on Sunday Jan 7 with family polluck supper at 6 pm and a Women’s Missionary Society led service ending with Communion. American Legion Auxiliary hosts a public card party Tuesday at Lapion Hall from 3 30 to 4 30 pm. Fire incident near Keen Korner where a driver’s tires smoked but no fire. Water polo league resumes Monday Jan 9 at 8 30 pm at Calumibus Family. all invited.
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Legion Auxiliary
Hartman Post No
American Legion
Civil Defense
Jack Bullington
Redeemer Baptist
Redeemer Baptist Church
Women’s Missionary Society
American Legion Aumiliary
Lapion Hall
Calumibus
iBandaver
Resignation of Ball announced by White House
Washington AP reports Robert Ball steps down as head of the Social Security Administration after ten years in the post. Ronald Ziegler says Nixon accepted the pro forma resignation with appreciation and promises new direction for the insurance system serving about one in nine Americans. Ball joined government in 1939 and had served as finance commissioner under Kennedy in 1963.
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Washington
Robert Ball
Social Security Administration
White House
Ronald Zieger
Nixon
Ball
Ziegler
Bell
Newark
Bureau of Old Age and Survierors Insurance
John F. Kennedy
William JL. Mitchell
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Wunderlich
Tom & Jerrys
Randall J. DeFreece
Bost
Nebrask Wesleyan University
Sinceln
Adi al
Nebraska
Tmully Flesser
Heiser Aneay
Madrid
Spain
Lark Bar
John Legate
Alphonse Micek Can Hase
Rose
End
Jee
Micek
Duncan
Joan Meck
Davis Walewski
Lancaln
Micck
Kearney
Cheyenne
Shirley Senders
Council Walefis
Town
Lonesome’s Bar & Grill
Raymond Sokol
Ellis Ls
Baden
Ventura
Calif
Platte College
Mes Virgina Lee Brower
Amd
Vrain Brower
Morningside College
Sioux City
Tawa
Bernie & the Dust Dors
Uncle Tom’s Tavern
Platte Center
Stella Systo
Omaila
Jack Setanta
Len
Hay Systo
Hichard
Tay Syston
Vth Street
Laster
Lokey Cafian
Lriday
Florida
Larry & PeeWee
Mesliod
Hie
Holiday Furests
Mavetteville
Alsio
Kole Fisk Circuhitian
Athens
Tamir
Aep
Rockford
Ill
Rockford Morning Star
Catby Cryer
Loft
Muffie Wheeler
Clyde Hicks
Circus Tetman
Warren
Levi Strauss and Co
Union Pacific
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Barry Romo
Columbus United Fund, Inc
Elks Country Club
Palestine Council
Quints
Tooleys
Sidney James
Barbara Windsor
Nicholas Alexandra
Slick
Keen Korner
Grayline Tours
Las Vegas
Hawaii
Mrs
Louis Staybaugh
Florida & Nassau
U.S. 30 Center
Klack Farm Sale
Lunehan
Schuyler
Gale
JD Barrow
GSA
JD No
Onawa
A. C
Zicel Bates
Callle Oiter
New Frigidaire
Russell
Helen Kluck
Lima and Heckoall
Avedenser's
Heckman and McNatly
Clarke
Phong
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