Girl 14 and two men charged in father's murder
Debra Muffin Mattingly, 14, adopted girl living in a Zipple colony crashpad, faces murder charges along with Eugene Comeau, 19, and Kenneth Sitner, 21, for the crowbar killing of Richard L. Mattingly. Debra’s residence was a fourth floor walkup near DuPort Circle with several others.
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Washington
UPL
Surgur
Arlington
Richard L. Mattingly
District of Columbia Board of Condensation
Debra
Adopteu
Eugene J. Comeau
Kenneth W. Sitner
DuPort Circle
Platte College debaters at Missouri weekend tournament
Platte College sent its debate team to a weekend meet at William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri, facing about ten teams from nine colleges. In the senior division Bob Nickels and Paul Schumacher beat the University of Missouri at Kansas City before losses to Drake Kansas and Augustana. Debaters Mike Drake and Tom Havelka also lost to Jewell Northern State Central Missouri Nevada and Mid-American Nazarene. Coach Richard Scots praised effort and eyed future rounds with optimism as Raiders head to Pittsburg Kansas for a January meet at Kansas State College.
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Central Missouri State College
Colley College of
Nevada
Mid-American Nazarene College of
Columbus expands program to attract convention groups
Columbus plans to lure convention groups with a broader program says Chamber of Commerce Manager Larry Frondhouser. They target apri-business groups such as agricultural chemical association meetings. Tentative plans include a conservation group and weed control association plus a December Pearl Harbor Survivors convention. Frondhouser invites groups to share possibilities. He notes a chamber executives meeting at Kik Country Club to discuss district plans.
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Columbus
Chamber of Commerce
Larry Frondhouser
Association of Agricultural Chemical People
Pearl Harbor
Frschheuser
Froschheuser
Chamber of Commerce Executives Aid
Kiks Country Club
Freedom Newspaper subscription details and address
A fragment describes STELEGRAW Your Freedom Newspaper practice in Columbus, Nebraska with subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties. It lists a Freedom Newswaters outlet at 174 271M Avenue and provides prices of 11.00 per year locally and 41.00 per year elsewhere, plus a change of address instruction to notify the local postmaster.
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Freedom
Pistanedeeth
Freedom Newswaters
Anc
Columbis
Nebraska
Mad
Matis
Becne
Buller
Colfax
Verrick
Nance
Polk
Malele
Otter
Telegram Missing? Exact Time Frame Noted
A cryptic note references Telegram Missing with a contact number 464-2111 and a narrow time window between 6 and 6 40 p.m on Saturdays from 3 to 3 30 p.m, suggesting a coincidence or scheduling detail in a local record.
Abandon search for man lost in Missouri River
Sioux City Iowa officials abandoned a search for a man believed drowned in the Missouri River after about three hours. Two Northwestern Bell employees from South Sioux City reported seeing a man in the river channel shouting for help among ice chunks. A search by police, Civil Defense, Highway Patrol and Conservation officers failed to locate anyone. no missing person report followed.
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Siden City
Iowa
UPI
Sioux City
Belever
Missouri
Northwestern Bell Telephone Co
Neb
Civil Defense
Lowa Highway Patrol
Iowa Conservation Officers
Neil Brighams Return Home After Florida Trip
Shelby reports the Brighams family, Neil and his wife and daughter Pam, returning Friday from a three week Florida vacation. The Womens Society of Christian Service met at the United Methodist Church with devotions by Mrs. Delmar Rathje and a program by Mrs. Melbourne Heibel and Eva Seow. Refreshments were hosted by several members as the North Shelby Club gathered at the Brigham home. After yearbooks, 10 point pile prizes went to Eva Scow and Fern Scott, and Don Linton learned of Warren Weatherall’s death in Collingwood Ontario on Jan 6.
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Shelby
Neil Brigham
Pam
Florida
Womens’ Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Delmar Rathje
Melbourne Heibel
Eva Seow
Homer Ingalls
Roderick Smith
Five Kelley
Max Suddarth
Ron Coffin
Rex Brigham
North Shelby
Brigham Home
Eva Scow
Fern Scott
Don Linton
Warren Weatherall
Collingwood
Ontario
Club Women Hear Norfolk Couple at Newman Grove Meeting
Junior Woman's Club gathered about 65 at the home economics room as Mr. and Mrs. Tom Weihe of Norfolk spoke on their two year experience with the Woman Debate program. A Q and A session followed with volunteers helping Lori Jensen. Officers and guests noted completion of grooming kits and entries for arts contests while plans for a February covered dish dinner and a March district contest at Oakland were announced.
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Newman Grove
Tom Weihe
Norfolk
Lori Jensen
Dean Jensen
Maurice Christensen
Proses
Jomer King
John Wyant
Dine Hegemann
Oakland
Maurie Christensen
March of Dimes
Craig Nelson
Jack Stout
Jim Fehringer
Lindsay
Jim Hegemann
Government to test 100000 microwave ovens for leaks
Surgeon General Jessie K. Steinfeld announced a government industry plan to test the 100,000 microwaves in use to check radiation leakage. He noted no injuries yet, but surveys in four states found one third of 165 ovens leaking above standards. owners urged to keep distance and turn off before opening doors.
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Washington
Snowmobile Party Draws Four Dozen At Osceola Club
About 40 members and children attended a bonfire and snowmobile party at Ryan Hill Country Club Sunday evening January 11. Mr Darwin Hahn club s were in charge of the affair. After an evening of snowmobiling with five machines present the group roasted weiners at a large bonfire.
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Osceola
Ryan Hill Country Club
Darwin Hahn
Trotskyite Cells linked to Prague plot exposed
Czech Interior Ministry disclosed a network of trotskyite cells that plotted to overthrow the Prague government with aid from abroad. Executed materials such as leaflets and mimeographs supported the claim, as a Communist party meeting on January 28 weighed the issue amid an economy crisis.
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Prague
UPI
Frst
Alexander Dubccek
Central Committee
CTK News
New Journalism Urged to Cut Violence in America
A U.S. government study says news media have not reduced societal violence, focusing on sensational portrayals. It calls for a new journalism to cover causes and offer solutions, urging media to provide fair event descriptions plus portrayals of alternative solutions and intergroup communication.
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Louis Cassels
Washington
UPL
National Commission of the Causes and Prevention of
Violence
Milton S. Eisenhower
Robert K. Baker
Saundra J. Ball
America
Highest Spire Cathedral Claim To The World
The article notes Uhné Cathedral in Germany boasting a 28 foot spire claimed as the world highest. Construction began in 1877 and the tower was completed in 1890.
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Uhné
Germany
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Ody
Platte College
Neil Brighams
Leonhard Conoco
14Th St
27Th Ave
Columbus Bank & Trust Co
Gillett
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Czechoslovitk
Interior Ministry
Toolers
Schweser’s
First National Bank
White
Schweser
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