AIC J&ames Brinkman assigned to Maxwell AFB Ale
News briefs report AIC James Brinkman of Ottawa assigned to Maxwell Air Force Base Alabama for duty with the 3810th USAF Hospital. He arrives from Elmendorf Alaska after three years in the Air Force, son of Mr and Mrs Fritz Brinkman of Ottawa.
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J&ames
F. Brinkman
Ottawa
Maxwell Air Force Base
Ale
3810Th
USAF
Air Force
Elmendorf AF Base
Alaska
Brinkman
Fritz CC. Brinkman
RFD i
Prison break at Basilan ends with five prisoners killed
Manila police killed five of fifteen prisoners who staged an early morning escape from the overcrowded Bagilan prison on Basilan Island off Mindanao. The incident underscores ongoing security concerns at remote facilities in the region.
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Manila
Bagilan
Basilan Island
Mindanao
Deaths and funeral notices from El Dorado and area
Deaths reported include Lewis Anderson died in El Dorado and burial planned in Highland Cemetery after services at Kirby Funeral Chapel. Mrs. Bert Detwiler to sing at Wellsville Cemetery funeral for Olive Hogelin, with Rev. Shoemaker officiating. Survivors listed for Hogelin include husband Harold Har grove and two daughters. Funeral services for Hogelin scheduled at Towner's Chapel with pallbearers named.
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Hargrove
Harold Hargrove
Towner
Wellsville
Lewis Anderson
George Berg
RFD
Rantoul
Olive Nancy Hogelin
Thomas and Jr
May Scott Hogelin
Mound Valley
Paola
Mary Denniston, Rantoul
Frankie Belle Hargrove
Dan Brassfield
Jess Rattles
Jack Rayl
Marion Dempsay
Orville Craft
Dale Burgoon
Bert Detwiler
Lawrence Ott
Wellsville Cemetery
Hospital Notes and Births and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admitted: Job G Lytle RFD 2 Barbara Christie RFD 1 Edgerton Vincent Carlson 1115 Willow Jim Ray Patton 218 Maple Saturday. Births to Dale Skuiling RED 2 Norman White 704 S Mulberry Roy Latimer 220 W 10th. Dismissed: Kenneth Bennett 1030 N Oak Dean Turner 927 S Locust Mrs Charles Mavity Sr 419 S Mulberry Job G Lytle RFD 2 Barbara Christie Edgerton Sunday.
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Job G. Lytle
Barbara Christie
Edgerton
Vincent Carlson
Willow
Jim
Fle Ray Patton
Raymond Feuerborn
Harold Gumm
Frank Ledom
Everett Snethen
Olive
Louisa Fanning
Hickory
Dale Skuiling
Norman White
S. Mulberry
Roy Latimer
Kenneth Bennett
N. Oak
Dean Turner
S. Locust
Charles Mavity Sr
A. J. Dawson
Nelson Hotel
Bernard B. Bruner
S. Hickory
RFD
Nelson Peed Jr
John Wassmer
Hungary Denies Kadar Exit From Premiership
Hungary's foreign ministry denied reports that Premier Janos Kadar planned to resign as premier to focus on duties as first secretary of the ruling Communist party.
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Deny Kadar
Budapest
Hungary
Foreign Ministry Today
Janos Kadar
Communist Party
Presence of Asiatic Flu Not Start of Germ Warfare
U S surgeon general Dr Leroy E Burney stated in a U News World Report interview that Asiatic flu in the United States is not the start of germ warfare by the Communists. He cautioned about undetected infections and high importation from the Pacific, estimating 20,000 to 25,000 current cases and up to 25 to 34 million people potentially affected.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
U.S
Burney
U.S. News & World Report
United States
Checker Battle Ends In Draw At Richmond Fair Finals
Fogle of Williamsburg and Crow of Liberty Mo tied after a 2 day checker tourney at the Richmond Fair. 39 players from four states competed with Mercer of Winterset third and a four way tie for fourth in the open division. B division crowned Carlson of Stark over Hill of Canker City. Hill is the Kansas Class B champion. A division had 16 players, B had 14, C had nine.
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Clarence Crow
Liberty
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Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa
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Crow
Glen Mercer
Winterset
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Ft. Leavenworth
F. W Leonard
Fulton
G. R. Beckham
Joplin
Arthur Carlson
Stark
Robert Hill
Canker City
Hill
J. D. Clark
Atlanta
Kas
Bruce Boatright
C. B. Chatterton
Topeka
Joe Scheafer
LaCrosse
William Kent
Chariton
Town
Army Mum On Investigation At Ft Carson
COLORADO SPRINGS Colo As the Army sealed its secrecy lid on a probe into alleged brutal treatment of 10 recruits at Ft Carson Maj Gen Harry P Storke said information on the mistreatment and injuries would be public after investigators finish The commander of the trainees company and eight enlisted men are under suspicion with enough evidence to recommend a court martial Three enlisted men were confined to quarters Capt John Webb was moved to a post where he commands no troops One investigator called the injuries slight
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Ft. Carson
Harry P. Storke
John Webb
Four Policemen Pulled From River
Four Kansas City police officers were rescued from the Missouri River after their boat capsized hitting a submerged object. Sgt. Gerald Stone Paul Bailey and Larry Gallagher of Kansas City police and Sgt. Kenneth Beck of North Kansas City were saved by men in two other boats.
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Kansas City
Kan
Missouri River
Gerald Stone
Paul Bailey
Larry Gallagher
Kenneth Beck
North
Comi Chicago For Clues In Brutal Murder
Chicago detectives search a West Side neighborhood for clues in the mutilation slaying of 15 year old Judith Mae Andersen whose dismembered body was found in Lake Michigan in two oil cans. Fingerprints and dental identifications linked the remains to the missing girl last seen August 16 near her West Side home. Her father questioned the identifications while authorities pursue the complex case.
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Chicago
West Side
Lake Michigan
Judith Mae Andersen
Crime Laboratory
Judith Mae
Montrose Harbor
Ralph Andersen
Andersen
Two Bail Out Of Jet Over Chesapeake Bay
Two Air Force lieutenants bailed out of their stricken T33 jet trainer and landed safely in Chesapeake Bay late last night. Identified as Lt. G. K. Bowling and Lt. G. Williams of the 3594th Combat Crew Training Squadron at Nellis AFB Las Vegas. The jet refueled at Andrews AFB before taking off for Greenville Miss.
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Washington
Air Force
Chesapeake Bay
G. K. Bowling
G. Williams
3594Th
Nellis Air Force Base
Las Vegas
Nev
Andrews Air Force Base
Greenville
Miss
Serious condition of Ottawa couple in Belvidere hospital
Word from Belvidere Alabama reports Mr. and Mrs. Gene Post of Ottawa were injured in a motor car crash near there on Aug 17 and remain in serious condition at Belvidere hospital. Mrs Ivey described fractures in both arms a nerve injury in one upper arm multiple fractures of both legs and an infected broken ankle. Surgery is planned Thursday morning. Mrs Ivey and Mrs Post's mother will stay at Belvidere for a time.
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Belvidere
Gene Post
Ottawa
C. Harley Ivey
Post
Harold Letchworth
U S Spy Work Better, Morros Says
Boris Morros, a Hollywood composer and director who served as a counterspy for the United States, claims American intelligence work is far superior to Soviet efforts. He disclosed decades of dual roles since 1947 and described unidentified American spies for the Soviets as scientists, engineers, and relatives of wealthy Europeans.
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Washington
Boris Morros
United States
Morro
Morros
Hollywood
FBI
Morris
Europe
Nab Speeder After Chase
Dennis B. Shields, 21, Wellsville, faced Police Court charges for speeding 60 mph in a 1 30 mile zone and disobeying a police car. County Court charged him with 110 mph in a 60 mph zone after a high speed chase with Officers Leecy and Jones.
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Dennis B. Shields
Wellsville
Wallace Leecy
Larry Jones
Shields
Leecy
Jones
Milo Harris
Don White
Harris
Henry Judge Mebane
Kansas City
Mebane
South Main
Stomach Campaign In France Targets Citizens Palates
Paris reports the French government preparing a campaign affecting the most prized personal possession in France the stomach. The move signals sweeping policy or public messaging aimed at dietary choices and traditional food culture.
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Paris
France
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