Snowfall Noted And Volleyball Program Starts In Liberal
A light snow record was noted with belief in goosebone theories about seasonal totals. Recreation Director Herman Beringer offers a men's volleyball program Mondays at the new junior high sum, seven games remain, fee 50 cents nightly totaling 3.50. Pancake Day parachutists from the Army’s Golden Knights will perform, with questions raised about pancakes in flight and safety as observers seek the record for flapjacks passed in the air.
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Liberal
Image of George Washington Reassessed as More Human Figure
Washington Crossing Park Commission chair Ann Hawkes Hutton says Americans now view George Washington as warmer and more human than the traditional aloof portrayal. She notes his debts, criticism, and fondness for children as part of a life-and-blood portrait, with visitors increasingly appreciating his character.
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George Washington
Ann Hawkes Hutton
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Washington Crossing Park Commission
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Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
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Donder Doggy Survives Trip No Surgery Needed
Donder the dachshund was hospitalized after a February 9 car strike and transported to Kansas State University small animal clinic by Edna Goad and Denise Wisler. Vets found no operation needed, treating a dislocated left hip with a tape cast. the dog is recovering, hobbling on three legs and eating well.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
Donder
Miner Survives 79 Hours Under Avalanche Camp Ruins
Einar Myllyla a Finnish worker in his 30s, partly frozen, survived 79 hours under debris at Granduc mining camp near the Canadian Alaska border. He was rescued Sunday, flown to Ketchikan in serious condition, with doctors cautious about possible amputations as rescuers continued searching for missing colleagues amid heavy snowfall and ongoing danger.
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British Columbia
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le Due
Myllyla
Stillore
Man Charged in Death of Black Nationalist Leader
A 22 year old Negro faces a homicide charge in the assassination of Malcolm X, who died after a shotgun and pistol attack as he began addressing a Muslim splinter group rally in upper Manhattan. Police said at least five suspects may have been involved and identified the suspect as Talmadge Hayer alias Thomas Hayer of Paterson New Jersey.
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Upper Manhattan
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Talmadge Hayer
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Paterson
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Hayer
Passaic
N.J
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Elijah Muhammad
Chicago
Daniel Seeks Garden City School Board Seat
Clyde P Daniel, a Garden City attorney, filed to join the Garden City Board of Education. He is the second filer for three spring seats, succeeding incumbent Fred Stoeckly. Daniel, 15 years in law here, was appointed last September to replace Bob Jaggard, whose resignation opened the post. He has served as city attorney, police judge, U S commissioner, and is a World War II veteran. The Daniels live at 518 Summit and have four sons. Stewart Boone’s term as board president also expires this year. his re election plans are not announced.
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Garden City
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Hutchinson
Deerfield
U.S
Presbyterian Church
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Summit
Stewart Boone
New Junta Dickers with Ousted Khanh
South Viet Nam officials in Saigon tried to oust armed forces chief Khanh and exile him, negotiating by long distance with him as troops and generals faced off at the Dalat air hub. The dispute involved Brig. Gen. Nguyen Chanh Thi and Cao Ky, with U.S. advisers urging restraint amid tense airport barricades and rumors of a coup split.
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Khanh
Nguyen Chanh Thi
Nguyen Cao Ky
5Th Cavalry
Tran van Minh
Air Force
Wee
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Phan Huy Quat
Minh
Little Minh
Duong van Minh
Big Minh
Ngo Dinh Diem
U.S
Washington
Quat
United States
Mawice Couve de Murville
George Washington Birthday Misconceptions in Kenmore
In Buffalo area city Kenmore, resident George Washington notes many people assume his birthday is Feb 9. Born 1902 in Stony Creek Ontario, he says he receives numerous birthday calls each year during this time.
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N.Y
George Washington
Kenmore
Stony Creek
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The
Kenmore Washington
Weather forecast: snow ends Tuesday with north winds
Cloudy with light snow tonight and early Tuesday as winds shift to the north at 20 to 30 mph. Colder tonight with lows around 5 to 0. Tuesday remains cloudy and colder with snow ending by forenoon. Highs Tuesday near the upper 20s to low 30s. Sunrise 7 24, sunset 6 31.
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Emporia
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Goodland
Hill City
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