Osawatomie Man Claims US Fliers In Soviet Prisons
Grand Rapids and Osawatomie figures push Senate intelligence panel to reexamine the fate of US Navy fliers believed captured after a Baltic Sea crash. Private detective Theodore Grevers and John Noble of Muncy assert at least eight of the ten fliers may still be alive, amid calls for declassification and renewed inquiry into Soviet captivity and government disclosures.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Senate Intelligence Committee
Soviet Union
Intelligence Committee
Washington
Navy
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Baltic Sea
John Noble
Muncy
Theodore R. Grevers Beleve
Grevers
U.S
Noble
Siberian
Vorkuta
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate Committee
Church
State Department
Russia
United States
John Fette
Connellsville
Howard W. Seeschaf
Fairlington
J.g
Robert D. Reynolds
Dansville
N.Y
Tommy
Weather Clears From Kansas Skies With Cooling Air
A high pressure front swept clouds from Kansas, bringing cooler air. Western Kansas expected modest warming, with highs in the 50s, while readings across the state ranged from 18 to 72 as some locales dipped below freezing. County forecast called for clear, warmer conditions through Sunday, with highs in the upper 50s today and mid 60s Sunday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Pittsburg
Wichita
Hill City
National Weather Service
Goodland
Manhattan
Franco Near Death at Madrid Palace Rallies Leaders
Franco remains gravely ill in Madrid after a string of heart and intestinal complications. Doctors report coronary insufficiency and Parkinsons as factors while Dona Carmen Polo de Franco stays by his bedside and top officials rush to the Pardo Palace.
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Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Europa Press
Franco
Carmen Polo de Franco
Pardo Palace
Victorian Architecture Rediscovered
New owners in Ottawa restore two landmark houses by repainting them in bold Kingswood green Manchester red and Sahara gold highlighting Victorian detail. The Bennett home at 318 S Locust and the Gilley house at 424 S Hickory now draw curious motorists as renovations progress toward a yearlong completion.
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Don Lambert
Ottawa
Darrell Salsbury
Charles Anderson
Salsburys
Bennett
S. Locust
James H. Ransom
Ransom
B.D. Bennett
Lawrence
Kingswood
Manchester
Sahara
Salsbury
Anderson
S. Hickory
H. Walter Gilley
George Jaworski
Sadat Heads to US Asking for Understanding and Aid
President Anwar Sadat leaves Cairo on a key trip to the United States seeking assurances that Washington will continue Middle East peace efforts and provide a large economic and military aid package. He vows not to go as a beggar and cites hopes for progress on political and economic issues while wary of Soviet opposition to the Sinai accord.
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Cairo
Anwar Sadat
United States
Egypt
Sadat
Ford
Middle East
Paris
Suez Raymien Kencot
Soviet Union
Sinai
U.S
Henry A
Klesinger
Communist Party
Pravda
Palestine
Kremlin
Jihan
Ismail Fahmy
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