U S May Offer Flex on Inspections at Soviets
In Geneva, U S delegate William C Foster suggested a concession to permit fewer than eight on site inspections per year if a completely foolproof verification system could be agreed. Kuznetsov resisted and pushed talks toward a nonaggression pact as the Western stance remained eight inspections as the minimum.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
William C. Foster
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Foster
Britain
Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S. Senate
Senate
Preschool class pledge aids armless Kin Combs
In Chattanooga Charlie Sadikoff on crutches notices Kin Combs born armless has no hand to place over heart. He quietly reaches with his left hand and rests it on her chest during the pledge.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Charlie Sadikoff
Kin Combs
Drunken Birds Baffle Newport Police
In Newport Arkansas two days of calls report six English sparrows gorging on red berries before appearing intoxicated and crashing into objects. Police say the matter lies outside their jurisdiction.
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Newport, Ark
Newport
Betancourt: Venezuela Stable Despite Communist Subversion
President Betancourt declared Venezuela stable amid communist subversion routed through Havana. He cited labors, students, and farm workers’ receptivity, noted four main acts, and said the regime enjoys armed forces loyalty while Venezuela remains a key Western petroleum supplier. He met with President Kennedy and planned a Venezuelan Embassy reception.
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Washington
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Havana
Moscow
Peking
National Press Club
Caracas
Anzoategui
Great Day for Her as She Becomes American
Mrs. John Gracey of Richmond received U S citizenship on February 12 at the Federal Courthouse in Kansas City. The Canadian native, wife of ET2 John Gracey, daughter of Niagara Falls, now resides in Richmond with four children and works as a secretary. She was among 27 new Americans naturalized that day, representing 15 countries. six were adopted children.
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Lincoln
John Gracey
Richmond
Gracey
United States
Kansas City
Kas
Canada
Mrs. Gracey
Niagara Falls
Et2
N. Y
John
Jim
Jeffrey
Grandfolks Get Letter Finally in Columbus Kansas
A letter addressed to Grandpa and Grandma in Columbus Kansas reached its destination after rural mail carrier Ray Shields made 20 stops. The note, from Keith Solinger a four year old great grandson in Whittier California, was for Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mack.
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Columbus
Kan
R. R
Ray Shields
Frank Mack
Keith Solinger
Whittier
Calif
Traffic Toll Topeka Report For February Twenty Eight
AP reports Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Wednesday February 28. The toll covers multiple counties with fatalities under review by state traffic safety agencies.
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Topeka
Kansas
Gracey’s lessons on Americanism teach longheld values
Mrs Gracey offers a portrayal of Americanism that could guide longtime Americans in understanding civic ideals. Her reflections emphasize community, resilience, and reverence for democratic traditions, inspiring readers to renew commitment to shared national virtues.
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Mrs. Gracey
Retired businessman Jim Welsch, 83, dies in Cedar House
Emil James Welsch age 83 of 517 East 8th died today at 3 45 am in Cedar House nursing home where he had lived nearly three years. Services at Sacred Heart Church Saturday at 9 30 am with Father Henry J Beier officiating Burial in St. Johns Cemetery Homewood Rosary at Towner's Chapel Friday 8 pm He was born November 26 1879 in Maystown Illinois and married Louise Rubick July 14 1915 at Boonville Missouri A longtime member of Sacred Heart Church and a 54 year Knights of Columbus member He lived in St Louis until 1915 then moved to Homewood in 1921 He was superintendent of KC Bridge Co for nine years taught one year at Maystown Illinois operated a Homewood elevator and store 18 years and ran a store at Idlewild Garnett for 18 years He retired in 1955 and moved to Ottawa Surviving are his widow one brother Joe Welsch St Louis and several nieces and nephews including Father James Welsch Houston Texas and Wilbur R E Allsup South Gate California who was raised in the home and will arrive by plane Thursday evening
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Emil James
Jim’’ Welsch
Cedar House
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Henry J. Beier
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Towner’s Chapel
Mr. Welsch
Maystown, Ill
Louise Rubick
Boonville, MO
Sacred Heart Church
Knights of Columbus
St. Louis
K. C. Bridge Co
Maystown
Ill
Idlewild
Garnett
Ottawa
Joe Welsch
James
Weather outlook shows cold wave across state tonight
The forecast calls for diminishing clouds as a cold wave moves through the state tonight and tomorrow. Northerly winds 20 to 35 mph tonight, easing tomorrow, with lows 5 to 15 and highs in the upper teens. Kansas region.: cold wave spreads with temperatures near 10 above north and 15 above south tonight, rising slightly tomorrow. winds 25 to 40 mph, snow squalls tonight, then gradual clearing and easing winds tomorrow.
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Kansas
State
Youth Confesses to Triple Filial Slayings in Wisconsin
Slayings at a Green Bay area home left five dead including Harry Hebard a 16 year old high school junior and his father Jack Hebard known as Lucky O’Hara. The teen told authorities he felt "left out of the family circle" and faced an expected first degree murder arraignment with psychiatric evaluation planned.
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Green Bay
Wis
Harry Hebard
Dist
Robert Warren
Warren
Harry
Joyce
John Rudell
Judy
Janice
Jack Hebard
David Thompson
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thompson
Hanes Files For City Commission
Ottawans Lyle D. Hanes owner of Hanes Greenhouse at 530 W 15th Street and J R Cheney former mayor filed for the city commission seat to be decided at the April 2 election. Hanes has run the greenhouse since 1945 and has lived in Ottawa since 1937. The Hanes couple reside at 530 W 15th and are parents of Lyle A. Hanes, contractor at 1246 S Maple.
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Lyle D. Hanes
Hanes
W. 15Th Street
J. R. Cheney
Ottawa
W. 15Th
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Dinner Set for Monday
About 100 reservations are made for the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce annual dinner to be held at Garfield School Monday at 6 30 p m Peg Carr said G Robert Gadberry Wichita bank official will speak on Shoes That Pinch He led Red Cross March of Dimes and YMCA efforts and was Kansas chairman of Radio Free Europe Last year awards for outstanding community service will be presented Reservations due by February 23 at the chamber office Tickets are two dollars per person
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Peg Carr
C of C
G. Robert Gadberry
Wichita
Fourth National Bank and Trust Company
Gadberry
Kansas
Red Cross
March of Dimes
Wesley Hospital
United Fund
YMCA
Radio Free Europe
Family Planning New Life Away From Unhappy Place
In Babylon New York a family mourns four drowned daughters after an ice accident on Argyle Lake. Ruth Corridan cares for remaining children while father Joseph plans to move to a new home. Lorraine 11 returns to school, others mourn, and a relief fund grows to over 4600 dollars from letters and donations.
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Andrew Meisels
Babylon
N.Y
Ruth Corridan
Lorraine Corridan
Joseph Francis Corridan
Argyle Lake
Lorraine
Kathleen
Patricia
Mary Ann
Louise
Iowa
Illinois
Arizona
Texas
Goes To Chair With A Smile Goes To Chair With A Smile
In Huntsville Texas Leo Daniel Luton smiled and winked at reporters seconds before execution by electric chair He was 34 and had been convicted for the Sept 9 1960 killing of a Dallas grocer s wife during a robbery
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Huntsville
Tex
Leo Daniel Laeton
Luton
Dallas
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Richard G. Maslock
Betancourt
Fidel Castro
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University of Kansas
Everett Chapman
N. Oak
Paul Foster
Herald
Tauy
Budge Reusch
Slayer of
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Foreman
Lucky O'Hara
Raney
Garfield
G, Robert Gadberry
Waller Kirby
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