Two Couples Arrested for Conspiracy in US Espionage Case
FBI arrested two couples in Washington and Long Island on charges of conspiring with Soviet military intelligence to obtain data on US missile bases and troop movements. The four held without bail after hearings. identities cited under aliases, with some linked to UN and Soviet officials. The case notes no link to a separate expulsion of a Soviet Embassy official.
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Washington
FBI
U.S
Moscow
U.N. Secretariat
Long Island
Buit
New York
Flushing
Ivan Dmitrievich Egorov
Aleksandra Bigorova
Egorov
U.N Secretariat
John
Jang Doe
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Joy Ann Baltch
Connecticut
Balth
U.N
Aleksei Galkin
Petr Egorovich Maslennikov
Russia
United States
Telegram readers urged to enjoy July Fourth activities with no paper tomorrow
The Telegram notes a day off for staff and carriers for Fourth of July events. Weather prognostications hint at possible rain, especially tomorrow, with Elihu Allman lacking precise moisture signs until July 21 22 23. Readers discuss zebra name Owenella for Finnup Park and a bustling horseshoe tournament with Don Hildebrand of Fowler among entrants. City water use hits a 16 year high with 7.06 million gallons in 24 hours, urging conservation and advising lawn watering only in early morning or late evening to avoid waste.
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Don Hildebrand
Fowler
Don
Hugoton
Telegram
Garden Gas
4Th and Fulton
Finnup Park
Deane Wiley
Holiday Outlook: Hot and Humid in Kansas Through Holiday
TOPEKA AP Hot and humid weather with afternoon temperatures to the 100s is forecast for Kansas through the Independence Day holiday. Highs above 100 have persisted for days with no break seen. A northern cold front brought brief storms and cooling, then retreated. A Topeka storm path toppled a house trailer and dropped 1.14 inches of rain, while other city parts saw only traces.
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Topeka
Kansas
Garden Sass Gas Garden Bets on Lawmaker Pay Rise
Garden Sass Gas Garden argues that the only bill likely to be legal from the last State Legislature is the measure that raises legislators pay.
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Gas Garden
Derby to Fireworks City Plans Celebration
Garden City gears up for the annual Independence Day event with the first Soap Box Derby. Ninety racers expected from ages 11 to 15 compete in two classes, sponsors include Chevrolet division GM and local firms. top prize is a 500 dollar savings bond, Knudsen Trophy, and an all expenses paid trip to Akron.
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Mike Vannaman
Mike Corrigan
Briar Hill
Akron Ohio
Garden City
3Rd St
Chevrolet
General Motors
Nolan Motors
KIAL
Optimist Club
Optimists
Don Jones
Dallas Enslow
Gallahads Club
U.S
Knudsen
Akron
Ohio
Four Injured Near Deerfield From One Car Crash
Four Indiana residents were injured in a one car crash one mile east of Deerfield on US 50. The vehicle swerved to avoid a left turning car, rolled and landed on its wheels. A Lakin ambulance transported the victims to Kearny County Hospital. One man suffered chest injuries, another a bruise, a woman a neck injury, and another woman a broken rib. Names of the victims were not released.
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Deerfield
Indiana
Here
Kearny County
Lakin
Seven Die as Mohawk Airliner Crashes Near Rochester
A twin engine Mohawk Airlines flight failed to gain altitude in a violent storm and crashed near Rochester Monroe County Airport. Seven people were killed and 36 injured. Survivors described chaotic turbulence and a plane breaking apart then catching fire. Authorities opened a federal investigation. the crew included Captain Richard M. Dennis and First Officer John W. Jeff.
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Rochester
N.Y
Mohawk Airlines
Newark
N.J
White Plains
Rochester-Monroe County
Federal Aviation
Richard M. Dennis
Fairview
John W. Jeff
Wilmington
Del
Roy E. Drew
Pelham
July Fourth Events Listed Calendar of City Activities
Tomorrow's schedule features a Soap Box Derby on 3rd Street Briar Hill start at 9 a.m. and a water show with lifeguards at Finnup Park at noon. Events include horseshoe pitching, swimming, five exhibition minor league games at Little League Field, a Finney County Fairgrounds horse show with calf roping and bull dogging, and an aerial fireworks display near Home-Fry Equipment Co. cars may view from surrounding roads starting 8:30 p.m.
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Briar Hill
Finnup Park
Hospitality House
Garden City Telegram
Park
Little League Field
Finney County Fairgrounds
Home-Fry Equipment Co
Light Concert Planned by Garden City's Municipal Band
Garden City's Municipal Band plans a light concert at Stevens Park Band Shell Friday at 8 p.m. under Director Robert Anderson with rehearsal tonight. The program includes Victory at Sea, Re Jax, Cranberry Corners USA, and Herald Trumpets march. An extra 2:00 p.m. Sunday July 14 pops concert at Stevens Park will feature audience requests. submit requests to Anderson or band president Allen Foster by Tuesday.
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Garden City
Stevens Park
Robert Anderson
Jax
Cranberry Corners
USA
Herald
Anderson
Allen Foster
We Music
Decision on Kansas Sunday Trade Law Due by Weekend
Winney County Commissioners approved most of the 1964 budget and set aside more for health nurse services while district court mulls a Wichita grocers challenge to the Sunday closing law. The filing seeks an injunction to stop enforcement as judges weigh constitutional authority and equal treatment concerns.
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Kansas
City of Garien
Garticht
Ivanhoe
Piercevile
Pleasant Valley
Sherlock
Torry
T He Wheary
Jane Colling
Wichita
State District Court
James J. Noone
Argumanta
Tuoasday
Noone
Wiesta Grocers
Alle
Fedorn
H. DR. Kuhn
Sendgwick County
Atorney
Keith Sanborn
Sanborn
Paul Kiteh
Kuhn
Aska
Kileh
Kuta
South Dakota Salon Launches Wheat Program
AP report from Washington details Sen. George McGovern D South Dakota launching a voluntary wheat certificate plan as a trial balloon. The draft bill seeks comments from about 128 farm groups, aiming to remove compulsory penalties and offer certificates up to 70 cents per bushel, while potentially reducing government stock and costs. If no legislation passes, wheat production may exceed needs.
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Wasitiington
George McGovern
D-S.d
McGoven
McGovern
Ncaalan
Senate Agricultura Commmities
Congress
Oil Tank Explosion Destroys Homes In Oklahoma City
An oil storage tank exploded near downtown Oklahoma City causing a fire that destroyed fine apartment houses, a grocery, laundry, cleaning business and other structures. A police car, delivery truck and several vehicles were damaged with one minor injury reported after a fireman slipped on a roof. Champlin Oil and Refining Co. said a worker atop a tank ruptured it and it caught fire.
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Oklahoma City
Champlin Oil and Refining Co
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Marus Metig
Ingalls
Owenella
Oweng
Walt Baker
Baker
Derby
Rice
Wuld
David Rdling
Moschke’s Clothing
Jack Felling
McAllister - Fitzgerald Lamber Co
Larry Metheney
N. Ard
John's
Gary Wagner
Safford
Fansler
Curt Daniels
Summit
Lloyd DeRamus
Chris L. Thompson
Dennis Doveney
Syracuse
Hamilton County
Taycoes
Ray Meinemann
Ts. J
Heinemann Agency
Davidt DeTtomas
Rt. 1
Optimists Club
Clyde Dibbens
Melvin James
Eminence RL
Pierceville
Christensen Grain
Milton James
Thunday
Konporla
Gardignary Run
Goodin
Ayr Bay
Indell
Hain
Pujinka Fk
Winiter
Ann Crook
Ben Crooks
Olive
Roner
Sylvania Electric Products Inc
Richard Baldwin
Danbury, Conn
Robert Christopher
Stratford
Conn
Thomas Mayer
Westport
John L. O'Brien
White Palms
Joseph Pearson
Tonawanda
Pearson
Toren Wagner
Wagner
Dune Oh
Winney County
South Dakota Salon
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