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Tragedy Hits Keokuk Christmas Night Blast Paralyzes Town
The Keokuk Ia explosion at a National Guard Armory during a square dance killed 21 and left 60 to 70 injured. Kenneth Anderson helped raise funds and plans to have state square dance associations adopt blast orphans, while families cope with losses across Illinois Iowa and Missouri. Donations flow from across the nation to aid victims families.
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National Guard Armory
Keokkuk
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
United States
Australia
Hawaii
British Columbia
Kenneth Anderson
Burlington
Anderson
Carl Goodrich
Basco
Ill
Cynthia Linn
Jacquelyn Ann
Jeffrey Edward
Dean Alan
Henry Gruenwald
Leonard Bryant
Tommy
Kelly
Troy
Montrose
Bryant
Dick Kenyon
Lansing
Mich
Christmas Briefs From Dayton to Bisbee in Holiday Snippets
In Dayton, Richard Bendgen becomes a grandfather again after his daughter-in-law gives birth to a girl in Miami Valley Hospital. In Chicago, a Christmas tale unfolds as a bakery robberies scheme unfolds with two men using bread knives. In Bisbee, Sheriff Willson receives a Christmas card from a convict, who jokes about paying him with a check if able.
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Dayton, Ohio
Stork
Richard Bendgen
Bendgen
Dayton
Miami Valley
Chicago
Axel Holmgren
Tom
Holmgren
Umiming Chismas
Mm Holmgren
Bisbee, Ariz
Jim Willson
Arizona
Letters to the Editor: Charges about Vietnam service conditions
Rev Cecil Ross writes of alleged misconduct and a Viet Nam unit with mistreated soldiers. James Martin claims ammunition shortages and unnecessary inspections as combat raged nearby. A Rogers inquiry is noted, with a call for testimony and possible demotion or court martial if true.
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Pete
Cecil FE
Ross
Denmark
Rev
James Martin
Viet Nam
Martin
Byron Rogers
D-Colp
Arvid Belson
M. Arthur Graves
Ohio Street
Fire Victim Dies After Rescue in Bristol
Percy Freed aged 72 died from smoke inhalation at Delaware Valley Hospital after being rescued from a Bristol home by Fire Chief William Bolton. The blaze occurred Wednesday and was caused by children playing with matches, officials stated.
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Bristol
Percy Freed
William Bolton
Delaware Valley Hospital
Death of Woman Accidental in Jamestown NY
An autopsy in Jamestown NY found Mrs. Janice Peterson died from a fractured skull. The 33 year old woman, mother of six, died after a street altercation and a traffic tie up. police found no evidence of foul play. Coroner Hitchcock released the certificate of accidental death.
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Jamestown
X. Y
Frederick H. Hitch
Hitchcock
Janice
Peterson
Isofa
Laughter Forever Dear and the Too Tall Tree Diary Entry
An evocative diary tone recalls Christmas as Morse shines with news and a man vows inner resolve. He seeks calm faith, values, and moderation to sharpen joy and steer his course.
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Morse
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