Meat tenderizer frees car stuck on ice in Salina
Daisy Fetterolf melted ice with hot water salt then scattered meat tenderizer on the surface and freed her car. In Coffeyville, Kansas residents shipped four trucks of clothing and items to a Vietnamese orphanage, funded mainly by a $250 drive. A Senate panel warned of corruption in US Vietnam aid, seeking a global review of overseas spending. In Paris talks, the US said common ground exists on a Vietnam settlement but negotiations stalled. In New Orleans, Jim Garrison's prosecution rested in Clay Shaw case after the state's appeal was denied.
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Coffeyville, Kan
Kansas
Vietnam
Washington
Senate
John McClellan
D-Ark
U.S
Switzerland
Paris
United States
Hanoi
National Liberation Front
Henry Cabot Lodge
NLF
Lodge
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Louisiana Supreme Court
Shaw
Iraq Executes Seven Youths as Spies for Israel
In Damascus seven young Iraqi men were executed for spying for Israel and their bodies displayed. The report notes no Jews among the executed and references earlier protests over the prior month’s display of nine Iraqi Jews and five others as spies for Israel.
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Damascus
Syria
Iraq
Israel
Thaw in Western Europe Amid Blizzard Toll
Western Europe and southern England faced flood risks after several days of blizzards. An American airman, S. Sgt. Max Sylvester, 43, from Indianapolis, Indiana, was found dead in a snow drift near Horsley Cross Essex while others died in the storm. Governor Docking plans a buffalo wager delivery to Pennsylvania amid a playful bet on the Orange Bowl with safety cautions.
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London
Europe
England
Max Sylvester
U.S. Air Force Transport Office
Harwich Docks
Horsley Cross
Essex
Kessex County Hospital
Colchester
Air Force
Indianapolis
Ind
Richmond
Midlands
Wales
Topeka
Robert Docking
Harrisburg
Buffalo
Raymond Shaffer
Pennsylvania
Docking
Fred Sears
Colby
Kan
Kansas
Campus Turmoil Hits Berkeley as Police Break Picket Line
Five students reported minor injuries and 25 arrests followed a rock and stink bomb assault on sheriff deputies supervising a Berkeley picket line. One student was dismissed and sixty on interim suspension faced hearings. Elsewhere campuses saw varied actions including admissions policy debates and fundraising efforts.
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Associated Press
Sheriff's Deputies
University of California
Berkeley
Motivation in Typewriter Project Advances at Humboldt School
Humboldt Elementary reports enhanced enthusiasm and faster progress in language arts among 30 fourth to sixth graders in an experimental motivation program using the typewriter. A control group of 30 peers is used, with evaluation by Kansas State College. The project, funded by a $75,000 federal grant, aims to extend next year to all fourth through sixth graders and to include summer typing instruction.
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Humboldt
Gene Schulze
State Department of Public Instruction
Young
Schulze
Fred Johnson
Marjorie Harwood
Department of
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
the Health, Education and Welfare Department
Peter Goldmark
Columbia Broadcasting System Laboratories
H. G. Wells
Planners OK Mobile Home Park and Subdivision Steps
The city planning commission approved a mobile home park at Sixth and Forest with conditions including covering around the base and garbage cans for tenants. It also tentatively approved a six lot subdivision at Twelfth Allen to Rutter with a dead end street and utility detail requirements. The commission also gave tentative approval to a Girl Scout recreation area west of downtown and urged action on drainage system repairs and study.
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Martha Allen
City Planning Commission
Jerry Phillips
Sixth and Forest
Phillips
L. Hugh Chapman
Planning Commission
Wayne Burghart
Twelfth
Allen
Rutter
Burghart
Robert Reynolds
Harold Williams
James Blessing
New
Charles Berthot
Ashby
Ninth
Elmwood Cemetery
City Commission
Weather Winds Dampen Snow Across Kansas Tonight
The Weather Bureau reports widespread snow in western Kansas with rain or snow in the east. Snow accumulations include two inches in the southwest five inches in Norton Wakeeney area and two to three inches in extreme north central Kansas. Temperatures today mid thirties to forties with lows tonight in the twenties to thirties. Snow or rain to continue tonight then clear Friday with little temperature change.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Norton-Wakeeney
Garden City
Pittsburg
Concordia
Chanute
Chanute to receive 3500 seedlings for Dutch elm disease work
An order for 3500 tree seedlings was placed to replace elm killed trees and beautify Chanute. Seedlings from a Memphis area nursery should arrive by mid March. distribution will be by the chamber of commerce women drive. Seedlings include 1000 sugar maples and 2000 pin oaks. 500 radiant crabapples were available.
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Memphis
Chanute
Jack Gorves
Chanute Area
Intercepted Letter Declines Cha Dear Cha Message
An intercepted letter to Cha explains snow loses appeal as winter advances and ends with a cordial sign off.
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Cha
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E. A. Roberts
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