George Washington town grows in George Washington
GEORGE Wash AP Brown founder Charles Brown 60 who bought 339 acres in 1956 built a town named George midway between Seattle and Spokane population near 300 with plans for 4000 in five years. Streets named for cherries Montmorency Blvd. 700 cherry trees planted. 12 acres of pie cherries. Martha Inn restaurant and stores operate. Brown hopes to turn town into cherry products and says profits are small yet at start.
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George
Wash
George Washington
Charles Brown
Brown
Seattle
Spokane
Honolulu
Martha Inn
Montmorency Blvd
Washington
Lutenist Buetens Traces Lute History at OU Concert
New Yorker Stanley Buetens told Ottawa University audiences last night that lute playing is in a renaissance and that only about three people perform it in concerts. He described the instrument’s 16 strings, its rise and fall in popularity, and compared it with the newer orpharion he also played.
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Stanley Buetens
Ottawa University
Buetens
New Yorker
Kennedy Airport
Europe
Orpharion
Cold Arctic Front to Bring Snow Across Kansas Sunday
AP report from Topeka says a blustery arctic cold front advances on Kansas with light snow and strong north winds 26 to 40 mph. Highs expected from the 30s in the northwest to the 40s in the east and south, with tonight’s lows around 10 to 20 as the front reaches more areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Highs and Lows for Friday and Year-Over-Year
Friday high is 34 with today’s low at 9. A year ago today the high was 43 and the low 21. The record high for this date is .73 inches in 1917 and the record low is 7 inches in 1939.
Three arrests in $13.5 million narcotics ring case abroad
Atty. Gen. Kennedy said three men including the Mexican ambassador to Bolivia and a Uruguayan diplomat were arrested in a three year narcotics probe. Seizures tied to a 134 pound heroin shipment worth $13.5 million, second largest in U S Canada. All three bail set at $100,000 for Monday hearings.
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New York
Bolivia
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Bureau of Narcotics
Bureau of Cuseoms
Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Surete Nationale
Kennedy
U.S
Mexico
Henry L. Giordano
Montreal
Royal Canadilan Mounted Police
Justice Department
United States
Canada
Bolivra
Carlos Aritzi
Foreign Ministry
Montevideo
Rene Bruchon
Department of Justice
Aritzi
Pardo-Bolland
Aritai
Manhattan
Bruchon
Eighth Avenue
57Th Street
New York City
Maurie
Arti Pi
Arsitzi
Toronto
Thant Seeks Cyprus Plan For UN Peace Force
Secretary General Thant pressed private talks to finalize a U.N. Cyprus formula for a peace force and mediator. Diplomatic sources say broad agreement exists on an international police role and a mediator but funding and troop costs remain hurdles. President Johnson in Los Angeles pledged U.S. effort toward a Cyprus solution.
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United Nations, N.Y
U Thant
Cyprus
Thant
U.N
Security Council
United States
Britain
Los Angeles
Johnson
US and Soviet sign new two year culture pact
Moscow reports the Soviet Union and the United States renewed their cultural agreement for 1964 65. It includes exchanges in medicine science industry and education along with performing arts. US groups to visit include Oberlin College Choir Holiday on Ice Pro Musica Chamber Orchestra Cleveland Orchestra and possibly Margaret Hilles Choir. Soviet teams to visit include Leningrad Ballet Moscow Philharmonic Opera Moscow Art Theatre and Moiseyev Folk Dance Company. Barghoorn expulsion delayed talks but not the pact. Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman are mentioned as not yet engaged in exchanges.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
America
Uss.s.r
Oberlin (Ohio) College Choir
Holiday On Ice
Pro-Musica Chanber Orchestra
Cleveland Orchestra
Margaret Hilles Choir
Chicago
Leningrad Ballet Company
Moscow Philharmonic Orchestra
Moscow Art Theatre
Moiseyev
Yale
Frederick Barghhoorn
Barghoorn
Heart Fund Seeks Support As Equipment Aids Patients
Letters asking for contributions to the Heart Fund will be sent soon. Kaw Valley Heart Association reports no fund drive, donations may be sent with letters or at Ottawa banks. Purchases include an electrocardiograph, a defibrillator, and a scopette, funded by a bequest from Mrs. LaVerne Sadler of Lawrence. The devices aid diagnosis and heart treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital, enabling surgeons to monitor patients closely.
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Kathy Reusch
Ottawa- Bonner Springs
Anne Casida
Sheri Seright
OHS
Russia
Dr. Frank
Memorial Hospital
Mra. Aurel
Valley Heart
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