Warm Weather Outdoor Projects Are Planned
Inquiries about first outdoor tasks in warm weather elicit plans from local residents. Geneva Trent aims to work in her garden. Nina Jackson plans yard cleanup. Charles Kinsey prefers rest and sunshine due to age. Jim Bailey intends to garden and plant flowers.
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Geneva Trent
S. Central
Nina Jackson
N. Steuben
Charles F. Kinsey
W. Main
Jim Bailey
N. Washington
Partly cloudy and warmer weekend forecast for Kansas
The Area Forecast says southerly winds bring fair skies and a warming trend. Tonight the lows will be in the middle 20s with Sunday highs in the upper 50s. In Topeka the forecast calls for highs today from the 40s east to mid 50s west and overnight lows from around 20 east and north to 25 southwest. Friday highs ranged from 30 in Olathe to 47 in Liberal with lows from 5 at Abilene to 25 at Garden City.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Olathe
Liberal
Abilene
Garden City
17th Straight Success For Minuteman Missile
Cape Kennedy Florida AP reports the Minuteman 2 missile achieved its 17th straight launch success delivering a warhead to a target 5,000 miles away in the South Atlantic.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
South Atlantic
Guerrilla Attacks U S Infantry Unit in War Zone C
In War Zone C near Kontum and Tay Ninh, Viet Cong attacked a U S 4th Infantry Division company during Operation Sam Houston. The U S forces reported light casualties and said they killed 45 guerrillas. Separate Junction City clashes near Tay Ninh involved a Viet Cong unit of about 115 men with light American casualties.
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Saigon
U.S. 4Th Infantry
Central Highlands
Kontum City
Junction City
U.S
Bitter cold grips eastern half of nation hitting records
Bitter air mass from the Canadian border to the Gulf Coast drives record lows in multiple states. Hibbing Minnesota reports 35 below, Minneapolis 22 below, Mountain Lake Virginia 26 below, with coastal winds up to 30 mph. Miami records 46, Key West 63, and North Carolina towns set Feb 25 records. Temperature forecast dips again by nightfall.
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Associated Press
Hibbing
Minn
Bemidji
Minneapolis
Canadian
Gulf Coast
North Carolina
Raleigh
Charlotte
Asheville
Greensboro
Raleigh-Durham
Wilmington
Columbia
S.C
Charlestan
Canton
N.C
Miami
Fla
Key West
Florida
Atlanta
Birmingham
Ala
Mobile
Traffic Fatalities in Topeka Log Shows February 1967 Toll
The Topeka traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 a.m. Saturday with 22 deaths for February 1967, compared to 84 for the same period in 1966. Local authorities note the figures reflect road fatalities across the state’s Kansas traffic death log.
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Topeka
Kansas
Trafdeath
Plotters Escape Only by Death Says Garrison
New Orleans district attorney Jim Garrison declares death the only escape for Kennedy assassination plotters. He cites evidence beyond doubt, notes Ferrie’s death and says arrests and convictions will come, though not soon, even possibly 30 years.
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Garrison
New Orleans
Jim Garrison
John F. Kennedy
David W. Ferrie
Nicholas Chetta
Ferrie
Heart Attack Fatal To Blind Magistrate
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS Ill AP Burton A Kolman the first blind magistrate in Cook County history died Friday at 34 after collapsing in his chambers His guide dog Snow was at his bedside when he died in a hospital in this suburb of Chicago Kolman had a history of heart trouble He was blinded by a head in jury during a high school sand lot baseball game His father Morris advised him You can get a tin cup and lead an unproductive life or you can get on with the business of living in a harder but more rewarding way Kolman went on to win his law degree at De Paul University
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Arlington Heights
Ill
Burton A. Kolman
Cook County
Snow
Chicago
Kolman
Morris
Marquis de Sade Obscenity Case Pruned After No Appearance
In Chicago the case against two books The Complete Marquis de Sade and Marquis de Sade was continued after the defendant did not appear. Clerks and judges discussed the famed author who died in 1814, with the proceedings focusing on declaring the works obscene.
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Chicago
Marquis de Sade
Henry Woodmaster
Woodmaster
Murice V. Lee
de Sade
Cook County
Intercepted Letter Teases Weekend Seed Catalog Appeal
An intercepted note hints that seed catalogs will gain attention over the weekend. The message closes with a brief sign-off.
Cadets face new Air Force Academy honor code breaches
At the Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs 24 cadets resigned and 24 others are investigated in a second wave of classroom cheating this year. Cadet Lt Col Joseph Kruzel says the cadets involved knew the code and confirms the scope includes some varsity athletes.
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Air Academy
AIR Force Academy
Colo
Col
Joseph J. Kruzel
Kurzel
Air Force
J. J. Kruzel
Pacific Air Forces
Hawaii
Thomas S. Moorman
July 4 Picnic With Ants and Poison Ivy Joke
The Philadelphia Procrastinators Club held a July 4 picnic in Cherry Hill New Jersey with ants and poison ivy jokes. Irving Mark notes no poison ivy arrived from California and guests wore Bermuda shorts while a three legged race and Miss Procrastinator of 1966 were featured.
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Irving Mark
Philadelphia Procrastinators Club
California
New Jersey
Peggy Taylor
Mark
Philadelphia
Rainproofing Seattle Parking Tickets Urged by Police
Seattle motorists struggle with rain soaked citations on windshields. The police department announced it will protect overtime parking tickets by placing them in waterproof envelopes similar to sandwich bags to keep details readable.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Powell Facing House Censure Probe Fallout and Pension Question
Justice Department plans a swift probe of Powell case evidence with possible prosecution. Powell remains at a Bahamas retreat as the select committee urges seating with severe censure and a $40,000 salary deduction. The panel also seeks Huff Enterprises Ltd. payroll action and notes bank account gaps and Bahamian inquiries. Powell must appear by March 13 to avoid a vacant seat, with pension considerations separate from the $40,000 deduction.
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Washington
Justice Department
Adam Clayton Powell
Department
Select Committee
Powell
Bahamas
Bahama Islands
Huff Enterprises Ltd
Corrine A. Huff
Miss Huff
New York
Harlem
John W. McCormack
Plate Glass Windows Broken by Vandals
Vandals broke plate glass windows in two South Santa Fe buildings last night or early today. Police received a report at 6 25 a.m. that a front glass in the diner in the 1600 block operated by Mr. and Mrs. Larry Chaney had been broken. Officers found the plate glass window in the Gay liquor store nearby also smashed and the neon lighting damaged. Pieces of brick and a rock were recovered from inside the buildings.
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South Santa Fe
Larry Chaney
Transfer To Executive For Efficiency
TOPEKA AP Several state planning and programming functions could operate more efficiently through transfer to the Executive Branch. James DeCoursey urged creation of an Office of State Planning and Programming and moving the Division of Planning from the Department of Economic Development and the Office of Economic Analysis to the new agency. The head would be appointed by the governor and attached to the Executive Branch.
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Topeka
James DeCoursey
DeCoursey
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Office of State Planning and Programming
Division of Planning
Department of Economic Development
Office of Economic Analysis
State Planning Department
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Assistance
Instructions urge calling your Tribune carrier and, if unavailable, dialing HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for reachability. The note emphasizes after hours contact and time details for assistance.
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Tribune
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