Goldwater says drive to oust Burch is attack on him
Senate stalwart Barry Goldwater angrily insists the campaign to remove Dean Burch targets him personally and vows he will not be pushed out of the Republican Party. He supports Burch, who maintains he will not resign before a party committee vote.
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Barry
Burch
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Dean Burch
Republican Party
GOP
Phoenix
Republican National Committee
Goldwater
William E. Miller
New York
National Committee
Chicago
Republic Can
Versy
Miller
Tig
Goldswater
Sen. Goldwater
Robert E. Smylie
Idaho
Republican Governors Association
Sensator Goldwater
Smyle
Boise
Smylie
Total Eclipse Will Be Visible Across Americas
A total lunar eclipse will be seen throughout North and South America with the Earth’s shadow starting at 7:58 p.m. EST and fully covering the moon from 9:07 to 10:07 p.m. The moon returns to normal at 11:15 p.m. Hayden Planetarium astronomers will watch from Fort Wadsworth Staten Island and photograph the event. Forecast calls for clear weather.
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New York
North
South America
Hayden Planetarium
New York City
Fort Wadsworth
Staten Island
Zoo Animals Mixed Up in Cold Spell at Portland Zoo
A cold spell in Portland brought temperatures to 6 degrees as penguins huddled in heated quarters and polar bears retreated to caves. Lions slept on outdoor pads while elephants stomped around the outdoor compound breaking ice. Canadian honking geese stayed near grain.
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Portland
Ore
Portland Zoo
County Forecast Fair and mild weekend outlook
Fair, not so cold tonight with Saturday partly cloudy and warmer. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. High Saturday near upper. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Hourly temperatures through 8 a.m. included with a barometer reading of 30.80.
Christmas Tree Sale at Willis Garden Center Ltd
A local ad announces 30 per cent off on all Christmas trees wreaths decorations and ornaments at Willis Garden Center Ltd and Cherry Adv.
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Willis Garden Canter Ltd
Cherry
Willis Garden Center Ltd
Guantanamo Base Achieves Full Water Self-Sufficiency
The U S Naval Base at Guantanamo is now fully self sufficient in fresh water after the third desalination unit began operation on December 6. The plant produces 2.2 million gallons daily, surpassing base needs, with a forthcoming power plant completion securing independence from Cuban water supplies.
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Washington
Fidel Castro
U.S Naval
Guantanamo
Navy
Castro
Guanatanamo
U.S
Case
Tro
United States
Cuba
Johnson
Casetro
Florida
Frigid Weather Causes Woes Across Ottawa and Kansans
Ottawans and Kansans faced a second day of Arctic cold driving up land office busi ness as service trucks cleared stalled cars. City Cab remained busy while shoppers stayed home. Officials predicted a gradual warmup with temperatures rising into the 40s by Saturday.
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Terry Murphy
Glenn Ainsworth
Mra
Ainsworth Today
Don Hamilton
Horsemeat Case Irks Kansas Firm
A Kansas wholesaler, Hyplains Dressed Beef Inc., says its name was used in an alleged nationwide bootleg packing scheme. Arthur J. Ebener, corporate secretary, denounced the tie to seized 40,000 pounds of adulterated beef found at Merkel Inc. in Jamaica Queens, mislabeled as Hyplains Dressed Beef.
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Dodge City
Kan
Kansas
Arthur J. Ebener
Hyplains Creased Beef Inc
Ape.st. Pore Saw
Piaaniak Fone
New York City
New York
Merkel, Inc
Jamaica
Queens
Merkel
Flaherty rises from ranks to Ottawa police chief
Eugene Flaherty Ottawa's chief of police rose through the force from patrolman in 1953 to assistant chief in 1957 and became chief on May 1 1957. His career spanned shifting tech, from old seven-light call system to parking meters, with notable cases and a long service record. He recalls early days and humor with a rubber hose lesson from school, and he plans to stay on the force until retirement. He and his wife Jean enjoy fishing and he has children Eldon Patricia and Jane.
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Flaherty
Wycoff Community
Ottawa
Eugene Field School
Hawthorne School
Old Washington Junior High
Forest Park
Ottawa University
Central Kansas
County Agriculture Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
Parsons
de, Soto
Missouri River Valley
E. V. Gibson
Ape
Kansas City
Jean
Eldon
St. Joseph
Patricia Collum
OHS
Jane Dickingson
Ash
Nursing Home Blaze Kills 15 Inmates
In Fountaintown Indiana a nursing home fire killed fifteen residents as cold weather hampered efforts. Fourteen bodies were recovered, one died en route to a hospital and four were missing. Three attendants saved fifteen patients, one critically burned. The cause was unknown.
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Blaze
Fountaintown
Ind
Indiana
McGraw Nursing Home
Myrtle Donahue
Shelbyville
Paul Whitting
Greenfield
Edghill Moore
William McGraw
William
Fanny Wicker
Francés
Fanny
Texas Woman regains sight after 17 years mystery
Dallas AP report says a woman in her 60s who has been blind for 17 years suddenly regained vision after bumping her head on a cape board door. Friends and family recount the moment as unpublicized, with an eye specialist noting such recoveries are unpredictable.
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Dallas
Ottawa High School Music for Christmas Concert
Ottawa High School presents Music for Christmas by the senior orchestra and chorus at 7:30 p.m. in the senior high auditorium. New robes for the choir and the Ottawa Chorale debut accompany classical selections and traditional songs like White Christmas and Sleigh Ride conducted by Larry R. Williams and John W. Jones.
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Ottawa High School
Dwight Domnanish
Sharon Cain
Anne Geiss
Monty Isham
Thurston Wallace
Ottawa Chorale
Larry R. Williams
John W. Jones
Long prison terms for American and Russian spy pair
In Newark New Jersey an American engineer John W. Butenko and Russian chauffeur Igor Ivanov were sentenced after a jury trial for conspiring to spy for the Soviet Union. Butenko received 30 years plus two five year terms, Ivanov 20 years plus five concurrent. They were also convicted of conspiring to violate foreign agent registration. Both protested innocence and sought mercy or bail pending appeal.
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Newark
N.J
Russia
John W. Buteko
Igor Ivanov
Butenko
Soviet Union
Anthony T. Augelli
Raymond Brown
Augelli
Hudson County
Ivanov
Avegelli
Angelli
Englewood
International Telephone and Telegraph
Parademus
Mandrake Artist Buried Today in St Louis
Funeral services are held today for Phil Davis 58 creator artist of Mandrake The Magician who died of a heart attack Wednesday at St John's Mercy Hospital. Davis drew the syndicated strip since 1934 with Lee Falk creating the character. He lived in his St Louis County home in recent years.
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City Water and Light Department
Hamilton
Kansas City Power and Light Company
Weather Bureau
Irks Kansas
Rosie
Eugene
Red
R. E. Gowans
Olathe
Lawrence
Chanute
Topeka
Eugene Flaherty
Texas
Dallas Times’ Herald
Mandrake
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