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Newspaper

Columbus Telegram

Location

Columbus, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 07, 1974

Page

2

Russia Nears Auto Mobilization Boom in Soviet Union

AP reports the Soviet Union moves toward a mass auto age with automobilization. Private car sales rise toward 700000 this year and potentially one million annually, while public car ownership remains far below US levels.

Frank Crepeau Associated Press Moscow Soviet Union United States West Germany

Two women sought in Guildford bombing

Police hunted two young women seen fleeing before bombs hit two taverns in Guildford England killing five people and injuring 65. Detectors said IRA likely behind the attack and security forces warned of more bombings ahead amid election tensions.

Guildford England Iwo Irish Republican Army Scots Guard IRA Northern Ireland Irish Republic Britain

Genoa Chapter Attends Ava Land Judging Contest

Genoa chapter had two placers Nora Silverberg 27th and Rodney Smith 47th both with white ribbons at the Ava Land Judging Contest in O'Neil October 31. Sixteen Vocational Ag Dept entries competed among 240 total contestants.

Genoa FRA Ter Ava O'Neil Natural Resource Districts University of Neb. Extension Divz Vocational Ag Nora Silverberg Rodney Smith

Two traffic deaths across Nebraska counties

A weekend crash on Highways 20 and 8 in Cherry County killed four, including poduced by a station wagon and truck. In separate incidents, William F. Becker, 16, of Lynch, died in a one car wreck on Highway 12 near Bristow, and Renee Beans, 21, of Overton, died in a Lexington hospital after a multi roll one car crash southwest of Overton. Beans was pregnant with a sixth week child. Iowa nearby victim Glenn R. Frohm Sr., 39, of Cedar Falls, died in a Valetine southeast station wagon crash along with passengers Kenneth M. Keeling, 37, Frederick Roehmke, 38, and Clifford Reedy, 31.

DY Loe Assucian Cherry County William F. Becker Lynch Bristow Renee Beans Overton Lexington Iowa Valentine Glenn R. Frohm Sr Cedar Falls Kenneth M. Keeling Frederick Roehmke Clifford Reedy Jassup

Pineapple firms defend continued mainland supply

In Honolulu AP report, representatives from Dole and Del Monte say mainland markets will still stock fresh Hawaiian pineapple despite notices that the firms are phasing out operations. They insist ongoing supply remains assured for U S buyers.

Honolulu Hawaii Dole del Monte Emil Schneider Castle and Cooke Dele Molokai The del Monte Corp Southeast Asia Africa Tneapple Thehilippines Taiwan

Homecoming royalty named at Aquinas High School

Denny Kallenbach and Patty Ebel of Bellwood were crowned 1974 Aquinas High School Homecoming King and Queen. First attendants were Tim Hilger and Julee Kubnel, with several other attendants from Shelby David City and Bellwood. Coronation occurred after the Aquinas Holy Name game. Lincoln AP: Nebraska Medical Association approves a foundation to act as a state Professional Services Review Organization by 1976.

David City Denny Kallenbach Patty Ebel Bellwood Aquinas High School Tim Hilger Julee Kubnel Shelby Peg Richter Rick Behrns Donna Pedraza Marv Pelan Aquinas Lincoln Neb Nebraska Medical Association House of Delegates Nebraska Foundation

Brezhnev calls move ahead in disarmament talks

Soviet leader Brezhnev urged moving further ahead in arms talks during a 70 minute East German television speech. He cited SALT context as Kissinger prepared for Moscow talks and Geneva meetings continued. The remarks echoed earlier agreements while signaling no new proposals.

Brezhnev SY Hubeaue J Associated Press Berlin Leonid I. Brezhnev Henry A. Kissinger Moscow Geneva Europe Muaiwerrang U.S Washington East Berlin Ford United States

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