Finders Not Keepers Of Recovered Jewels
In New York a $3 million Manhattan jewel theft yields no profit for suspects after five construction workers recover about $268000 in gems from a hijacked car. A missing 10 percent remains at large while some loot is buried near Gettysburg. A bungled getaway driver fled after a police uniform ruse failed.
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New York
Manhattan
King Solomon’s Mines
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Midtown Manhattan
West 41St Street
Philip Rossi
Walter Cunningham
Pennsylvania
Iraqi Government Crushes Rebel Coup Attempt In Baghdad
Ba Aath Party rule faced a serious coup effort led by ousted minister Ali Saleh El Saadi. Amid military chaos, Army divisions pledged loyalty to Premier Bakr and Defense Minister Ammash. Saadi reportedly fled to Madrid aboard an Iraqi military aircraft. Baghdad Radio announced a new regional Ba Aath command with Bakr leading.
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Webb McKinley
Associated Press
Beirut
Lebanon
Iraq
Ba’Ath Socialist Party
Aftr
Baghdad
al Rashid
Ahmad Hassan el Bakr
Mahdi Saleh Ammash
Radio For Unity
Ali Saleh el Saadi
Voice of the Arab Nation
el Saadi
Madrid
Cairo
Abdel Karim Kassem
Ba’Ath
Four Charged With Forgery In County Court Arraignments
Four persons were arraigned yesterday in County Court on forgery charges and each requested preliminary hearings. Gary West is set for Nov. 19 on $1,000 bond, Judy Starbuck for Nov. 18 on $2,500, Jennie Erdwins for Nov. 27 on $1,500, and Jack Beals for Nov. 15 on $2,500. Elton Knight, charged with drunken public, pleaded innocent and the trial is scheduled for Nov. 26. He is held without bond as a parole violator serving a 30 day sentence from Police Court.
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Gary Dean West
Judy Starbuck
Jennie Erdwins
Jack Lee Beals
Elton R. Knight
Fire destroys part of Cliff House complex in San Francisco
A five alarm blaze gutted portions of the Cliff House complex in San Francisco on Tuesday night. The iconic Cliff House restaurant was spared, though other structures suffered extensive damage. Fire crews battled the flames for hours, with authorities noting the fast spread and the building’s age contributing to the severity.
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San Francisco
Cliff House
Weather forecast shows mild pattern with cool nights
Partly cloudy tonight and Thursday with not so cool temperatures Thursday. Lows tonight mid to upper 20s. Thursday highs in the upper 50s to 60. Yesterday's high 55, low this morning 25. Record high 79 in 1944, record low 5 in 1940 for the date. Hourly readings list mixed temperatures through today.
Barry Goldwater urges bigger cuts in foreign aid
In Chicago Goldwater says U S opinion runs against Kennedy foreign aid bill and calls for deeper cuts. He notes Kennedy advised delaying a run for the 1964 Republican nomination, with filing set for January 27 in Illinois. He tells 1,400 business leaders the average American is fed up with foreign economic aid.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
America
Kennedy
Arizona
Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Mllnois
Educators To Attend Conference At Kansas State University
Four Ottawa school officials will join Kansas high school principals and counselors at Kansas State University in Manhattan on December 5 for the 12th annual Principal Counselor Freshman conference. Ottawa graduates from state university listed include Patricia Abersold, John Black, James Corlis, Lowell Hutchison, and many others.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
W. P. Shepard
P. K. Worley
C. Dean Rouse
Jores Doman
E. M. Gerritz
Admissions and Records
atState
Ottawa High School
Patricia Abersold
John Black
James Corlis
Lowell Hutchison
James Milburn
Charles Minckley
Ray Pope
Susan Alderman
Ronald Daugharthy
James Dunn
Merle Eversmeyer
Steve Smith
Marsha Thornton
David Yates
Dan Bonine
Jill Jefferis
Terry Kramer
Neil Blakeman
Ralph Bruce
Dorothy Glanville
John Going
Joyce Pederson
Kenyon Gross
US tightens travel zones for Soviet and satellite diplomats
The United States restricts about 11 percent of the country for envoys from Soviet satellites, with roughly 26 percent off limits to Russian travelers. New diplomatic notes modify area closures and openings, keeping overall off limits near a quarter of the nation. Defense officials pressed for tighter controls on satellite diplomats amid suspected intelligence gathering. Some prior-notice requirements for Hungary and Romania travelers are dropped.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Defense Department
Poland
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Bulgaria
Defense
U.S
State Departments
State Department
New York
Soviet Union
New ASC Community Committee Elected
Russell Wray announced the results of the mail ballot election for ASC community committeemen across eight ASCS communities. Ballots were tabulated November 12 by the incumbent ASC county committee, listing chairmen, vice chairmen, regular members and alternates for each community. The county convention to elect the county committee will be held November 25, 1963 at the ASCS county office in Ottawa, with delegates allocated from each community lineup.
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ASC
ASCS
Russell Wray
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation County Committee
Appanoose
Centropolis
O. Earl Gilliland
Harry NcNees
Theo E. Nelson
Harold Bulson
Max Hetrick
Franklin-Hayes
Lester Coffman
John Dougherty
Wal
Mittee
Ottawa
Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrest Strains East West Ties
The United States protested the arrest of Yale University professor Frederick C. Barghoorn on espionage charges during a visit to Moscow. Washington sought details from the Soviet Foreign Ministry, warning the case could chill ongoing U S Soviet cultural exchange talks and student professor exchanges. Barghoorn’s role with the Interuniversity Committee on Travel Grants linked him to exchange programs between the two nations. The Soviet side stated Barghoorn was arrested several days earlier on espionage accusations.
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Preston Grover
Associated Press
Moscow
United States Today
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale University
U.S
Walter J. Stoessel
Barghoorn
Mikhail Smyrnovsky
Foreign Office
Stoessel
Thomas Fain
Foreign Ministry
Soviet Foreign Ministry
Russia
Washington
Interuniversity Committee
Soviet Union
Bargehoorn
Flames Consume Farm House Near Greeley
A two story frame house on Walter Peine’s farm, three miles south of Greeley, was destroyed by fire shortly before 10 a.m. Neighbors and volunteers, including Mrs. John Hockstatter, fought the blaze but the residence and most furnishings were lost. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Lickteig were not at home.
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Walter Peine
Greeley
John Hockstatter
Steven Lickteig
Miss America 1964 to Attend Miss Ottawa Pageant
Donna Axum Miss America 1964 will appear at the Miss Ottawa Pageant on May 9. Axum, from El Dorado Arkansas and a senior at the University of Arkansas, marks the first Miss America to attend the local event. Wendy Edwards is the current Miss Ottawa. Further pageant details will be announced later.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Lions Club
Steve Ralph
Pepsi Cola
Donna Axum
Miss Axum
el Dorado
Arkansas
University of Ar
Kansas
Wendy Edwards
Ottawa University
Junketeers Return Under Fire
Congressional junketeers landed home from a NATO conference trip to Paris and London amid criticism. Rep. Wayne L. Hays led the delegation with head waiter Ernest Petinaud, who defended his part in the trip as a deserved break. Petinaud, paid $27 a day, faced questions about his presence and race remarks surfaced during the tour.
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Geoffrey Gould
Associated Press
Washington
Paris
London
Air Force
Andrews Air Force Base
Wayne L. Hays
Parnell Anderson
Flushing
Ohio
Hays
Ernest Petinaud
Petinaud
Ernest
U.S
United States
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