Castro salutes Murmansk crowd during Moscow visit
Fidel Castro received a rousing welcome in Murmansk as thousands greeted the Cuban leader during a hush hush arrival in the Soviet Union. Tass estimated the city’s 200000 population may have turned out. Mikoyan chaired the proceedings and Castro praised Murmansk’s WWII sacrifices and Marxist Leninist solidarity. The crowd jeered the translator and shouted Viva Cuba at the end.
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Traffic Toll in Topeka Log Shows April 1963 Deaths
AP report from Topeka records Kansas traffic deaths over a two hour period near midnight into Saturday during April 29 1963, comparing to a similar 1962 period with 153 fatalities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crime Probe Gathers Pace In Kansas City Case
A federal grand jury plans to reconvene next Wednesday to probe gambling and racketeering in Kansas City. Deputy U S marshals issue subpoenas to potential witnesses including Nick Civella and Joseph Filardo, linked to the 1957 Apalachin conference. Civella initially denies receipt, but marshal Castor confirms service and warns of further action.
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Joseph Filardo
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N. Y
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Paul Castor
Mirror Lake Country Club
Nick Cievalla
Castor
Marine pilot wounded as helicopter blown up in action
A U.S. Marine Corps H34 helicopter carrying Vietnamese troops was hit by Communist fire 340 miles north of Saigon as it touched down. The pilot was wounded in the leg and the craft exploded.
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South Viet Nam
U.S. Marine Corps
Journalists Swap Hats In Ottawa Newsroom Challenge
Ot tawa high school staff will invade the Ottawa Herald for a day to publish an issue. Margaret Williams leads seniors to edit write and proof as AP wire copy is reviewed and headlines created.
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Ottawa Herald
Barbara Heathman
Merida Silvey
Jim Baldwin
Donna Firestone
Kay Barr
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Anne Machin
Kris Ziegler
Betty Mangum
Linda Wheeler
Rick Winchester
Alan Rybolt
Roy Dunn
Jim Fouts
Rosie Lister
Lindy Wallace
Bombing Of Havana Confirmed
AP reports a freelance photographer Alexander Rorke Jr claims participation in a Havana attack on the oil refinery. Cuban officials echoed the claim while the State Department doubted the raid, noting no corroborating evidence and radio Havana suggested US responsibility. Havana Radio warned of consequences.
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Suspect Jailed In Double Murder Near Wichita
A 35 year old ex convict Lee McGorgory was booked into county jail in Wichita in connection with the Bowlin slayings. Investigators found missing head and left foot of the torso near Arkansas City area and later the right hand. A farmer found body parts and items including shoes a blood stained pillow case and cloth shred in the vicinity.
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Ruth Bowlin
Arkansas City
Weather County Forecast Cool Showers Tonight
County forecast calls for cooler conditions with scattered showers tonight and early Sunday. Clearing possible Sunday afternoon. Lows near 50 tonight and a high around 80 Sunday.
Fish Tale Best Tip Of Week
Mrs. Ted Crumm of 814 W 6th won the Herald’s $5 news tip check for a story on her fishing experiences. Other tip providers include Martha Benner, Angus Wheeler, Alice Hyeom, and several residents from local towns. The paper notes tips often lead to bird and animal stories and stresses quick reporting. Prescriptions-Raney CH 2-3092 Adv.
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N. Oak
Charles Lantis
Pomona
Richard Ry
AP Writer To Speak At OU In Ottawa Auditorium
AP writer Jack Bell, chief political correspondent, will address Ottawa University at 8 p m on Wednesday May ch in the auditorium. The public and OU students may attend free of charge. Bell's talk titled Washington From The Inside outlines his decades covering government including conventions, presidential conferences, and the last 25 sessions of Congress. He is a Kansan born in Yates Center in 1905, educated at Missouri and OU, and rose from cub reporter to city editor before joining AP.
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Yates Center
University of Missouri
University of Oklahoma
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Times
Oklahoma Times
Washinon
Confusing New Warhead Fired
An Atlas missile launched Friday night carried a deceptive new warhead designed to confuse radar screens. The warhead, slim and tapered to reduce image on radar, flew a 5000 mile course in a successful test.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
First Home On Pomona Reservoir Open For Viewing
The first house atop Sail Away Estates near Michigan Valley offers modern design with luminous ceilings and open beams. Built by Swallow Construction Co. and furnished by Colby’s Ottawa, it is a demonstrator home open Saturdays and Sundays 11 am to 6 pm, with expansion planned and cistern water supply, soon to connect to a regional system. The Sail Away project covers 87 lots with over six sold, prompting a second Sail Away South area of eight lots with most sold, adjacent to a government park reserve.
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Michigan Valley
SailAway Estates
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Pomona
Colby's Furniture Store
Ottawa
Weekend Showers Forecast Across Franklin County
Weather across Franklin County brings soaking rain and forecasts damp weekend conditions. Gulf air fuels storms from the southern plains to Texas, with heavy downpours in places like Mineral Wells and Fort Worth. Rain, thunder, and gusty winds are easing later, as a frontal system moves across Kansas.
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John P. Nolsey
Weather Bureau
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Tex
Forth Worth
Dallas
Cawaker City
Ionia
Beloit
Lovewell Dam
Jamestown
Manhattan
Concordia
Busreau
Speaks Monday At PTA Meeting
Dr. Clifton Huff of Kansas State Teachers College Emporia will address the Ottawa FTA units at a 7 30 pm joint meeting in the senior high auditorium. Huff, a Kansan with 20 years in education and travel to 40 countries, serves as second vice president for Parent and Family Life Education in Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers. An installation for new officers will be conducted by Mrs P R Jamison. Larry Williams will lead an orchestra in a pre concert opening.
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Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Ottawa
FTA
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Congress of Parents and Teachers
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Sgt Alvin York May Go Home
Sgt Alvin York, 75, may leave St Thomas Hospital in Nashville this weekend to return to his Pall Mall farm home. The Medal of Honor winner was removed from the critical list several days ago after April 18 hospitalization for a blood clot in his left lung and a kidney infection.
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S. Alvin York
St. Thomas
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