Long Lost Pets Reunited After Prolonged Absences
Two pets return to their families this week after extended separations. Midge the six year old Toy Pekingese reappeared at the Robert Proctor home after seven months, likely stolen. Fluffy the ten year old cat wandered back with newborn kittens near the Marlin Blackston residence, having missed since July 1960.
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Robert Proctor
W. 3Rd
Midge
Marlin Blackstun
S. Rutter
Fluffy
Robert H. Proctor
Robert
Roberta
Barbara
Salan Captured in Algiers After Hiding for Years
Fugitive ex general Raoul Salan, head of the Secret Army Organization, was arrested in central Algiers. Authorities say riot troops sealed off a downtown area before he was taken to Reghaia air base near Algiers.
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Algiers
Raoul Salan
Secret
Salan
Edmond Jouhaud
Reghaia
Rocher Noir
Paris
Algeria
Rhot
Focher Noir
Eight Test Pilots Chosen for Moon Training at Edwards
The Air Force selects eight seasoned test pilots and one Navy officer for an eight month Edwards AFB course starting June 18. Graduates may join future space programs including X15 and Dyna Soar projects, forming a pool of space oriented pilots and engineers.
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Washington
Air Force Today
Air Force
Navy
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lloyd N. Hoover
Wilbraham
Mass
Albert H. Crews Jr
Alexandria
Charles C. Bock Jr
Seattle
Wash
William T. Twinting
Chicago
Robert W. Smith
Washington, D.C
Robert H. McIntosh
Baltimore
Air Force Mass
Donald M. Sorlie
Fargo
N.D
Byron F. Knolle
Houston
Tex
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka News Brief
Kansas traffic death log shows 1 death in the Topeka area for the 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Friday. Data reflects April 22 figures for 1962 with 129 total deaths that year, compared to 139 in the same period in 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Calf Killed by Pack of Dogs or Coyotes
A newborn calf at the home of Mrs. Norma Fulps in Erie was killed by a pack of dogs or coyotes on Wednesday evening. The mother Black Angus heifer, owned by Dale Fulps, was attacked but may recover after examination by a veterinarian.
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Erie
Norma Fulps
R. J. Erie
Security Lid After Staying In Georgia
In Augusta Georgia police sealed the city after a fatal shooting killed 16 year old Leslie Luttes and wounded 15 year old George Lewis in a predominantly Negro area. Seventeen arrested include 14 juveniles for rioting and carrying weapons. Eddie Gay 16 said they were headed to a miniature golf course when gunfire erupted.
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Augusta
Georgia
Leslie Lee Luttes
Luttes
George Lewis
Lewis
Eddie Gay
Gay
E. F. Beasley
Bandits' Loot Still Missing After Enders Bank Robbery
Yuma County Sheriff Ernest Price ended the three day search for 12 000 missing from the Enders Nebraska bank robbery. Officers had captured Richard L. Davis 36 and Charles Saxton 24 of Denver with 110 and 10 400 respectively. Charles W Evans 36 of Denver was later caught. Loot totaled 22 863.
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Wray
Colo
Yuma County
Ernest Price
Enders
Neb
Price
Colorado
Charles W. Evans
Denver
Richard L. Davis
Charles Saxton
First State Bank of
Davis
Saxton
El Dorado Man Jim Forbes Dies in Night Crash
An El Dorado man, Jim Forbes, 32, was killed shortly after midnight Thursday in a one car accident seven miles west of El Dorado. The car ran off the road struck dirt, flew, and struck a bridge pillar nine feet high. Forbes was thrown from the vehicle.
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EL Dorado
Jim Forbes
Forbes
Soviet Deputy Warns of Walkout Over U S Tests
In Geneva Soviet Deputy and U S Ambassador Arthur Dean warned the United States risks a walkout and collapse of talks by pursuing atmospheric nuclear tests. The Big Three haggle over a moratorium as the 17 nation disarmament conference pauses for Easter. Zorin warned tests would blow up negotiations and the Soviet Union would not join unfruitful discussions. Only a tentative step forward emerged with a neutralist test ban proposal as a negotiation basis.
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Geneva
U.S
Arthur H
Valerian A. Zor Dean
United
United States
Dean
Soviet Union
Pacific
Zorin
Joseph B. Godber Reed
Britain
Beeney Family Leaves Courthouse for Neighbor's Home
After 35 days in the county courthouse car, the Beeney family moved at 9 p.m. to a house across from their former home, offered by Margaret Havely Nichols. Kenneth Beeney said a divine message guided the move and timing, with a daughter Patsy delivering the prophecy.
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Erie
Kenneth Beeneys
Beeneys
Margaret Havely Nichols
Beeney
Patsy
Nichols House
Dole alleges government farm lobby urging officials to pitch farm program
Representative Dole charged that Agriculture Department staff were urged to lobby for the administration’s farm program. He cited directives tied to a Macy memorandum and tied the claims to prior advisories encouraging officials to explain policy to interested groups.
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Washington
Robert Dole
Kan
Orville L. Freeman
Agriculture Department
Freeman
Skybolt Launch Aboard B52 Shows Promising First Flight
The Air Force reports satisfactory initial performance of the Skybolt air launched ballistic missile despite a second stage failure. A B52 released the solid fuel weapon above Cape Canaveral, with first stage ignition and a trajectory toward 300 miles. Operational date pushed to late 1964.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Air Force
Douglas Aircraft
Aerojet-General
Skybolt
Free World
United States
Great Britain
Good Friday Observed Across Christendom
Christians worldwide mark Good Friday with awe and penitence as they recall Jesus Christ’s crucifixion in Jerusalem. The article details Roman cross types, the execution method, and the somber, reverent mood from altars to meditative heads bowed in prayer.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Tribune iPhone pickup via carrier and after hours contact
If you don’t receive your Tribune iPhone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Weather forecast for Kansas mixed showers and warm temps
Partly cloudy with showers or thunderstorms tonight and early Saturday. Little temperature change tonight, cooler Saturday. Lows near 60s, highs in the mid 70s. Brief showers crossed Kansas Thursday night with a second round due today and Saturday. Measurable rainfall included .88 in Winfield and .2 in Wonseva. Temperatures expected in the 80s during a short clear spell today with humidity high. Further showers expected western and central areas tonight into Saturday morning.
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Topeka
Kansas
Thursdday
Winfield
Wonseva
Salina
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