Prominent Leaders Amid Global News and Local Gadgets
Hobson Reynolds criticizes Harlem drivers versus Russia while praising US rights progress in Atlanta. Lord Gladwyn proposes a European political community with a nuclear capability at its core. Diefenbaker meets Macmillan over trade. Franco to tour flood ravaged Andalusia. floods hit 16,000 homeless and 90,000 farmers. Peter Hicks installs an electric anti theft unit in his London car, reporting no parking tickets since.
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Lord Gladwyn
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Brussels
Britain
Francisco Franco
Andalusia
Spain
Peter Hicks
London
Hicks
Tomorrow Is Heart Sunday in Ottawa
Tomorrow February 24 is Heart Sunday with five Ottawa Home Demonstration Units starting at 1 30 p m to cover their communities. Units OK Tri Hepta Elm Grove Modernettes and Modern Homemakers solicit volunteers for unassigned blocks while donations to the Heart Fund are collected at the bank or by mail to George Lister Franklin County Heart Fund chairman.
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Heart
Ottawa
Tri- Hepta
Elm Grove
B. L. Dick
Chamber of Commerce
Scott’s
Hdu’s
Heart Fund
George Lister
Franklin County Heart Fund
People’s National Bank
Safe Seat Belt Tip Wins Fifth Prize
Mrs. Joe Stephenson of 819 S Hickory won this week's Herald news tip contest and $5 for reporting on how safely she wore a seat belt in her car, enough to require help to exit. Other tip contributors included W. S. Baxter, Mrs. Charles Shuder, Mrs. Wayne Reichard, and Mrs. Albert Hamm.
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Joe Stephenson
S. Hickory
Herald
J. Stephenson
W. S. Baxter
N. Oak
Charles Shuder
Baldwin
Ottawa
the Herald
George Washington Celebrates 33rd Birthday in Concord
Concord, NC AP George Washington a Concord truck driver marked his 33rd birthday Friday by eating a slice of cherry pie at a local party scene.
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Concord
N.C
George Washington
Blast And Bluster Won’t Shake U S Resolve Over Cuba
U S officials dismiss Soviet missiles as blast and bluster despite Malinovsky threats of third world war. McNamara outlines policy to end Castroism while Russell says U S has superior delivery systems. Mansfield finds nothing new. Dirksen signals possible later reply.
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Cuba
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Fidel Castro
Moscow
McNamara
Russell
Malinovsky
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Castro denies Cuban boat attack blames U S for tensions
In Havana Fidel Castro rejected claims his forces attacked the American shrimp boat Alan and accused the United States of creating artificial tension. He cited a Moscow speech by Rodion Mainovsky and pledged to defend Cuba by any means while dismissing subversion charges.
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Russell
U.S
Cuba
Fidel
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Castro
Rodion Mainovsky
Moscow
Alan
Latin America
Ten In Family Perish In A Fire
A one-story frame dwelling in Morehouse Missouri burned early today killing a family of ten. Paul Saville 47 his wife Shirley 25 and their eight children were reported trapped and found in two beds. Fire chief J T Kindred said a coal stove heated the home and the family likely had no chance. Saville was a disabled war veteran on government disability. Firemen from Sikeston found the blaze at 3 am.
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Morehouse
Paul Saville
Shirley
Paul David Jr
Glenda Sue
Hester
Everett
Alvin
Michael
Henderson
Zelda Mae
J. T. Kindred
Kindred
Saville
Sikeston
Five officers raid Velma Howard home for liquor sale
Franklin County officers seized liquor from Velma Howard at 104 N Locust and arrested Howard and Robert Wloszczynski. Wloszczynski pleaded guilty and was fined 500 dollars. Howard pleaded not guilty with trial set for March 18 and bond at 1000. Police report 22 pints and assorted spirits were seized.
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Franklin County
Wloszczynski
Mrs. Howard
Flaherty
Ferns
William Wheeler
Clyde Johnson
Fred Vogler
Larry Wright
Bob Melton
Jim Richardson
Pinet
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Occasional sleet and freezing rain glaze northeast
Occasional sleet or freezing rain produces glazing in the extreme northeast. Otherwise mainly cloudy with scattered light rain, then snow flurries tonight. Colder tonight with a low in the middle teens. High Sunday 25 to 30.
Dancer Gene Kelly Hospitalized For Slipped Disc
Hollywood AP reports dancer Gene Kelly entered Mt Sinai hospital Friday for several weeks of treatment for a slipped disc. The stay follows medical advice to rest and rehabilitate, with no public indication of complications.
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Hollywood
Gene Kelly
Mt. Sinai Hospital
No Clues In Case Of Missing Men
Troy police face a baffling disappearance case in which two local businessmen vanish within 24 hours of each other. Loren Leonard 38 manager of Troy Equipment Co and Jerome Blaine 45 partner in Pennyeather Goods Co were last seen leaving work and office respectively. Authorities say the disappearances are unlikely to be linked though Blaine’s wife received an Elmira air travel receipt and a brother in New York reportedly heard from him after a call from Kansas City.
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Pennsyvania
Loren Leonard
Troy Equipment Co
Jerome Blaine
Athens
Troy
Blaine
Penn-yeather Goods Co
Elmira
N.Y
State Line
Ted York
The
Troy Police
New York State
Kansas City
Baltimore Civil Rights Protest Ends as Theater Reopens
In Baltimore, after six days of mass demonstrations and arrests over segregation, Northwood Theater reopened to Negro patrons. Morgan State College students lined up to see In Search of the Castaways while many others were released from jail as bail was dropped. Sandra Upshur, 18, a Morgan freshman leader, said the situation is peaceful now and she is glad the sit-in ended.
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Baltimore
Northwood
Morgan State College
Baltimore City
Sandra Upshur
Morgan
Miss Upshur
Civic Interest Group
After Quake A Dark Picture At Dawn AL MARJ Libya
A Libyan quake wrecked Al Marj on Thursday night. Dawn revealed vast destruction with 70 percent of the city in rubble. More than 250 people were dead and 500 injured as U S air rescue teams, British units, Libyan and civilian medics aided victims and organized evacuations.
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AL Marj
Libya
Benghazi
U.S. Air Force
Wheelus Air Base
Tripoli
58Th
7272Nd
Wheelus
Barry N. Shaklin
Hillside
N.J
Tany's Toot Rah Rah Cyclones Prescriptions Raheny
A brief sports style item notes a Cyclones rally and a prescription assistance ad referencing channel 2 3092 and a supportive cheer for Tany. The readable text is sparse but implies a local advertorial or promo with short sports hype and a contact line.
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Grill
Rick Wood
Fred Wood
Ottawa Rfd
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Bill Wright
S. Main
Dean Rusk
Senate Armed Services Committee
Robert S. McNamara
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
By George Arfeld
United Party of Socialist Revolution
Voysee
Troy, Pa
By Stephens Broening
58Th U.S. Air Rescue Squadron
Air Force
Tany
Raney
Kegler
Marilyn Miller
Marilyn
Ottawa Bowl
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Ben Park
Rick Winchester
Eddie Davidson
Ronnie Mendel
Jim Lewis
Cay Dunn
Harry Morton
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