Caril Fugate Paroled After 18 Years In Starkweather Case
Caril Ann Fugate, age 32, was granted parole by the Nebraska Parole Board after 18 years in prison for her role in the 1958 Starkweather murder spree. She told the board she wants to become a plain, ordinary housewife and avoid publicity, seeking a quiet life with marriage and children.
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York, Neb
UPI
Caril Ann Fugate
Nebraska Parole Board
Caril
Charles Starkweather
Nebraska
Wyoming
Lincoln
Jacqueline Crawford
Ms. Crawford
T. Clement Gaughan
Starkweather
Lancaster County
Carol
Robert Jensen
Bennet
Carol King
Miss King
Mabel Swale
Jensen
U.S
Guy Starkweather
State Parole Board
Columbus Public Library to move to new furnished home next year
The Columbus Public Library plans a new building funded by renovation costs of about 125000 dollars. Librarian Win Jacobsen envisions a well equipped facility with children’s space and expanded media services supported by donations from citizens and businesses.
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Columbus
Presbyterian C Church
Woman's Club
City Hall
Gray
13Th Street
25Th Avenue
William Becker
Betty Weaver Gerrard
Leander Gerrard
Carnegie Library Foundation
Blanche Kersenbrock
Platte County
Pawnee
Columbus Library Foundation
Neb
Flood cost rises and missing list reduced in Idaho flood
Idaho Falls report says flood losses near 1 billion dollars with Rexburg and Blackfoot hardest hit. 298 people injured at Idaho Falls Hospital while some missing may never be found under mud. Damages exceed 500 million statewide. 300 square miles flooded. towns emptied and cattle dead as guardsmen remove wreckage.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
UPI
American Falls
Carlos Randolph
Bureau of Reclamation Project
Snake River
Rexburg
Ryan Englund
Idaho Falls Hospital
Henry’s Fork
St. Anthony
Blackfoot
Firth
National Guardsmen
Hospital Wins Hill-Burton Loan Guarantee for Expansion
Congresswoman Virginia Smith announced in Washington that Columbus Community Hospital will receive a Hill-Burton loan guarantee of 2 242 921 dollars from the Public Health Service. Hospital Administrator Clarence Cory said funds will renovate and expand acute care to 81 beds.
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Washington
Columbus Community Hospital
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Public Health Service
the Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Clarence Cory
Hill-Burton the Hospital
Hill-Burton
Cory
Young Nebraskans concert set for Thursday in Crete
Doane College group Young Nebraskans will perform at 7 30 p m Thursday in Platte College Fine Arts Theater. Four Columbus residents and one Leigh resident join 52 Nebraska singers directed by Glenn Peterson with Janet Watkins assisting. Tickets are available from MYF members or at the door.
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Columbus
Leigh
Doane College
Crete
Platte College
MYF
Nebraska
United States
David City
Wales
Ireland
Chorale
Handel
Schwartz
Young Nebraskans
Glenn Peterson
Janet Watkins
Crete High School
Downtown Chicago Hit by Terrorist Bombings
Police report four downtown blasts shook Central Police Headquarters the Bank Leumi near City Hall the John Hancock Center and First National Bank of Chicago. A trash can device outside the bank injured five theatergoers including a pregnant woman and her husband, while others were treated and released. Police suspect a terrorist gang and note timers on the devices with possible multiple cars used.
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UPI
Fice
Bank Leumi
Israel
City Hall
John Hancock
First National Bank of Chicago
First National Bank
Fanny Schwarz
Richardo
Westmont
Henrotin Hospital
John Hancock Center
Bank Leami
Paul McLaughlin
Hancock
Syrian and Lebanese forces clash near Beirut as war widens
Syrian tanks and troops backed by MIG jets fight leftist and Palestinian guerrillas in mountains above Beirut. Ground fire repelled Israeli planes said to attack southern Lebanon. Heavy fighting near Safar on the Beirut highway as Syria reports losses and the capital braces for wider conflict.
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United Press International
Beirut
Lebanon
Safar
Warm and mild weather expected to continue across state
The forecast calls for continued warm, mild conditions with highs around 85 today and 67 tomorrow. Lows should stay in the 50s to 60s, with mild weather persisting tonight through Wednesday across the state.
Heavy primaries drive turnout in Ohio California and New Jersey
Voters packed polls in Ohio and California with high early turnout while New Jersey showed lighter interest in the latest primary round. Officials estimated about 2.5 million voters in Ohio as 540 Democratic and 331 Republican delegates were selected, about one third of the nominating total. Weather was generally favorable across all three states.
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United Press International
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California
New Jersey
Jimmy Carter
Joe
Ted W. Brown
Newark
Wes
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Lauri Rice
Cheryl Polson
Bob Novak
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Elmhurst
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