Kurdish Rebel Chief Demands Self Rule From Iraq
Kurdish rebel leader Mullah Mustafa Barzani warns warri ors will resume fighting against the Baghdad government unless the Kurdish issue gains self rule. He cites the Feb overthrow of Premier Kassem and says delay in word from his emissary to Baghdad is unacceptable. The interview, conducted in Russian, portrays Kurdish strongholds in northern Iraq as largely under Kurdish control outside major towns and garrisons.
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Mullah Mustafa Barzani
Alex Efty Noradin
Northern
Iraq
Mullah Mustafa Barzan
Abdul Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Barzani
Kassem
Jelal Talibani
Talibani
James Pringle
Kirkuk
Suleiman
Yia
Weather signs and a minor street mishap report
Goosebone prognosticators seek snow or rain while Elihu Allman forecasts wet weather from a fog 100 days past and a forthcoming moon change. Low pressure covers the area as the barometer reads low. A boy stepped on a manhole, fell, and was taken to St Catherine Hospital with minor leg injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Elihu Allman
Million Motor Co
Howard Brock
Lee Mills
Orvill Lee Mills
Milhonap
St. Catherine Hospital
Four Break-Ins Reported in Little Garden City
Garden City police investigated four break ins last night and this morning with minimal losses. Burtis Body Shop saw a broken window. Finney County ASC's office reported a March of Dimes container missing. Garden Belle Lumber Co saw a broken front door, a moved safe, and a later March of Dimes container stolen. John's Furniture had a broken north window and ransacked office with no items reported missing.
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Garden City
Burtis
Finney County
ASC
Hudson and
Fulton
Garden Belle Lumber Co
John's
Garden Belle
No Moisture In Sight Yet
AP dispatch reports pleasant but dry conditions across Kansas with partial cloudiness and mild temperatures. Highs 50s to 60s, lows 25 to 35, then a cooling trend as a mass of air brings clouds on Saturday. In Finland, about 20,000 civil servants strike for higher pay, halting rail and postal services while customs officers and logistics workers threaten action.
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Topeka
Kansas
Chanute
Goodland
Abilene
Manhattan
Dodge City
Helsinki
Finland
Bortz Files for School Board
Richard Bortz 36 yesterday became the second candidate to file for the Garden City Board of Education election. He is a Kansas State University graduate and holds leadership posts in local organizations including the Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co. branch, Jones School PTA, Finney County United Fund, Garden City Lions Club, Santa Fe Trail Council Boy Scouts, and First Methodist Church. First candidate to file is William L. Lewis. Three board seats up for spring election.
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Richard Bortz
Garden City Board of Education
Bortz
Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Co
Garden City
Inge
Kansas State University
Jones School
Garden City Lions Club
Santa Fe Trail Council
Boy Scouts of America
First Methodist Church
William L. Lewis
Latin America Kansan Heads Baking Program
Kenneth Harper, a Kansan born in Seymour Missouri and raised in Kau St John, directs an international bakery training network to boost Latin American baking quality and U S wheat demand. Funded by Great Plains Wheat, the program, launched with SENA in Colombia, offers multiple short courses, apprenticeships, and scholarships for bakers across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansan
Latin America
U. S
Kenneth Harper
Seymour
St. John, Kau
Denver
Bogota
Colombia
Qup
Harper
Great Plains Wheat, Inc
SENA
America
Great Plains
Peru
Chile
Kansas Traffic Death Log Update
Topeka AP reports a 24 hour traffic death log with counts by month and year: February with 1, March with 0, total for 1963 at 37, 1962 period at 71, and 1963 year-to-date figures through 9 a.m. Friday show 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
De Gaulle Faces Crisis Over Striking Miners
Paris reports that President De Gaulle confronts a domestic crisis as coal miners split from government policy. Unions Communist Catholic and Socialists call an indefinite strike in nationalized mines. Government offers two day strike but warns fines and drafted workers if not back by Monday.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Socialist Workers Force
Catholic Christian Federation of Workers
General Confederation of Labor
Chet Cleaver Dies at 76 Garden City Leader and Merchant
Chester H. Cleaver 76 of 625 N lth Garden City longtime merchant and former city commissioner died yesterday afternoon at St Catherine Hospital after a lengthy illness. He came to Garden City in 1919 and managed A L Duckwall store before moving to International Shoe Co sales and opening Nu Style Shoe Store in 1945 retiring 13 years ago. He served on the City Commission beginning spring 1959 for two years and was active in the Chamber of Commerce Hospitality House Finney County Historical Society Rotary Club Masonic Elks and First Methodist Church. Born Sept 18 1886 in Glasco Kansas he married Ethel Adams Sept 4 1910. Survivors include widow two daughters Walter Wagner and Warren Hicks and two sons Gay Cleaver Bob Cleaver. Funeral Saturday 1000 am at First Methodist Church burial Valley View. Memorials to Heart Association. Gifts to Garland Chapel. Casket not to be opened at church.
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Chester H. Cleaver
Garden City
St. Catherine Hospital
A. L. Duckwall
International Shoe Co
Main and
Chestnut
Cleaver
Ethel L. Adams
Abi- Tene
Walter Wagner
Warren Hicks
Midland
Tex
Gay Cleaver
Js Center
Bob Cleaver
First Methodist Church
Valley View
The
Heart Association
Garland Chapel
Gar Band
Concert Association Plans Member Drive for Garden City
The Concert Association of Garden City launches its annual membership drive with a 7 p.m. dinner at the Warren Hotel featuring about 125 board members and workers including 25 out of towners. Jan Miller from the New York office will speak, with a campaign week in Southwest Kansas to recruit members for the 1963-64 season headlined by Benny Goodman. Memberships are 7.50 for adults and 3.50 for students, and tickets for Goodman are sold only during campaign hours at the Warren Hotel lobby March 5-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Scott City
Satanta
Johnson, Scon
Deerfield
Lakin
Dighton
Ulysses
Paign
Benny Goodman
R. W. Lange
Warren Hotel
Goodman
Claude Robinson
Best Chance to End Arms Race Appears to Be Collapsing
Washington report analyzes the shifting chances to curb the nuclear arms race as East West disarmament talks encounter a deadlock. Khrushchev rejects new concessions while Kennedy maintains pressure for on site inspections and broader detection. The piece traces optimism after the Cuban crisis to renewed stalemate amid broader strategic fears.
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United States
John M. Hightower
Washington
Soviet Union
Moscow
Berlin
Geneva
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Senate
Foster
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Alex Wu
Garden City Junior High School
Garden City High School Councelor
George Bauer
Sharon Stevenson
Sharon Sloan
Nan Willms
Telegram
U.S
Pentagon
Robert 8. McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
MacNamara
Forrestal
Azores
Navy
Enterprise
Princeton
McNamara
North America
Defense
Iceland
C. HH. Cleavor
Chet Cleaver
Ous Garden
Concert Association
Tee State Department
Cam
Akron LaSunt
Dodge Ci Engris
Lamar Hin
Dean Buck
Cuba
Britain
Red China
Tihan
Hubert H. Humphrey
State Department
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