Moscow rejects arms talks at Geneva and attacks West Germany
At the 17 nation disarmament conference in Geneva the United States urged Russia to engage in private discussions on stopping nuclear spread. Moscow rejected the proposal, attacking West German “revenge seekers” and NATO plans for a multilateral nuclear force. Foster proposed plant-by-plant shutdowns with international inspection. Tsarapkin warned against stockpiling and urged consideration of consequences of West German policy.
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Geneva
UPI
United States
Russia
Moscow
U.S
William C. Foster
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Foster
Soviet Union
Tsarapkin
Bundeswehr
Revanchists
MLF
Germany
West Germany
Iron Curtain
Senior Banquet Planned By Washington High Juniors
Washington Community High School seniors will be honored at the annual Senior Banquet in the girls gym Saturday night. The junior class funds and stages the event with guests including faculty sponsors, administrators, and the school board. Postmaster Harry Levy will speak. entertainment by the Top Twenty under Vernon Feuerhelm. Dinner for 185, decorations Friday, and junior class waiters handle service.
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Washington Community High School
Harry Levy
Washington
Vernon Feuerhelm
Joe Scranton
Joe McGraw
John Phleger
Kelly Schlapkohl
Tom English
William Brice
John Sproule
Don Lawless
Delbert Soper
Graham Lant
Ruth Min
Jim Houstman
Jim Rossen
Daryl Schultz
Gary Hurst
Howard Waddell
Gwyneth Jones
Henry Soucek
Levy
Feuerhelm
Helen Woodburn
Brice
Bill Matson Elected President at Immanuel Lutheran
Bill Matson was elected president of the Immanuel Lutheran Church congregation at a Wednesday evening church meeting. Other officers named include Ray Meier as vice president Jim Jorgenson as secretary Richard Wacholz as treasurer and Rev Dennis Stutrud as pastor.
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Bill Matson
the Immanuel Lutheran Church
Ray Meier
Jim Jorgenson
Richard Wacholz
Dennis Stutrud
Johnson backs Kennedy aims in New York visit
President Johnson returned to Washington after a two day tour in New York highlighting Kennedy era social goals. He pledged to continue fighting mental retardation mental illness and poverty and accepted a posthumous Kennedy award at a Weizmann Institute dinner. He met 400 Kennedy Club donors and dined with Times publisher Sulzbergers.
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UPI
Johnson
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy Foundation
Weizmann Institute of Science
Waldorf-Astoria
Kennedy
President's Club
Democratic Party
New York Times
The
Times
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
the Times
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
New
Chicago crime wave tumbles through a wild day
Police capture Seaman Russell Smith linked to the killings of two Los Angeles officers after an illegal left turn. Federal agents arrest Harold Penbrook Linn in a hospital room sting for killing an Albany policeman. Alderrisio freed on bond amid extortion charges against a Colorado lawyer. Lisciantriello sentenced for tax and liquor stamp offences. Yocca jailed for bombing a police informer’s car. his blonde alibi girlfriend leaves jail without comment.
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Chicago
UPI
Seaman Russell Smith
Los Angeles
Smith
Harold Penbrook Linn
Albany
N.Y
Felix
Milwaukee Phil
Derisio
Frank
Hot Dog) Lisciandrello
Eugene Yocca
Lewis Barbe
Missing hoodlum hunted as feds flood city streets
Police and federal agents search for a missing hoodlum believed to be either Joe Bruno, an ex-convict narcotics operator, or Anthony Moschiano, a police informer. West Coast trial proceeds against gangland lieutenant Marshall Caifano for extortion with Chicago indictment for insurance fraud.
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Joe Bruno
Anthony Moschiano
Marshall Caifano
Chicago
Barbe
Caifano
Ex-convict linked to car bombing in Fort Wayne case
The article details arrests of Smith and Linn after large manhunts. Yocca, an ex-convict and part time bartender, claimed he was with his girlfriend Sharon Peake when the bombing occurred. Peake, 25, was released from jail in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and the status of the investigation remains unclear as federal agents withhold how they obtained the tip. Linn was hospitalized after a minor car accident.
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Yocca
Sharon Peake
Fort Wayne
Ind
Smith
Linn
Chicago arrest ends nationwide manhunt for killer of two LAPD officers
Seaman Russell Smith 31 from West Los Angeles and companion Jay Ebsen 28 from Aurora Colo were captured after a four day chase that began in a Sears store in Los Angeles and ended on a Chicago street. FBI traced Smith across the country and he surrendered after a traffic stop and bowling alley raid. Smith admitted the slayings and faced a federal charge of unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.
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Chicago
UPI
Los Angeles
Seaman Russell Smith
Calif
Jay Ebsen
Aurora
Colo
Smith
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Charles P. Monaghan
Robert M. Endler
Sears, Roebuck
FBI
Denver
Joe Bertucci
Bertucci
Ebsen
Leavenworth
Kan
Federal
Ronnie O'Hara
Gryp Breaks Parole To Begin Ten Year Term
James Douglas Gryp of Moline Illinois who was convicted of forgery in Washington last April 19 was taken to the Men’s Reformatory at Anamosa Wednesday after parole revocation by District Court Judge Harold J. Fleck. The 20 year old began a 10 year sentence following the revocation for alleged failure to report his whereabouts and activities to the parole board.
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James Douglas Gryp
Moline
Ill
Washington
State Board of Parole
Anamosa
Washington County
Gryp
Harold J. Fleck
Parole Board
Rites Friday for Clarence Garrett
Funeral services for Clarence J. Garrett 50 of Salinas Calif will be Friday February 7 at 1 30 p m in Gould Funeral Home Brighton with Rev S Lotfi officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery Garrett born February 3 1913 in Elsberry Mo was the son of Everett and Grace Courtney Garrett He was married August 4 1944 to Mary Ellen Jones and resided in Salinas where he was an antique dealer He is survived by his wife two daughters Laureen and Lynn both at home his mother Grace of Washington one sister Mrs G Haskins of Richland and two brothers Clifford and Raymond both of Carben Cliff
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Brighton
Clarence J. Garrett
Salinas
Calif
Berkeley
Gould
Rev. S. Lotfi
Hillcrest
Garrett
Elsberry
Everett and
Grace Courtney Garrett
Mary Ellen Jones
Laureen
Lynn
Grace
Washington
G. Haskins
Richland
Clifford
Raymond
Carben Cliff
Tindal Re elected Dean of Washington Chamber Agricultural Bureau
Leonard Tindal was re elected chairman of the Agricultural Bureau of the Washington Chamber of Commerce at a Cap tain's Table dinner. Bob Robertson sits as vice chair and Robert Kennedy as secretary treasurer. The group praised this year's Farm Institute and planned the third annual institute for early next year along with a membership drive and by laws for the group.
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Leonard Tindal
Agricultural Bureau
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Bob Robertson
Robert Kennedy
Farm Institute
Urge NFO Members to Attend Meeting
Washington County NFO members are asked to attend a meeting at the Franklin Center School Friday Feb 7 at 8 p m. All township chairmen will plan a membership drive for next week. County chairman Alvin Horak says this is a local maximum effort to take part in a nationwide drive to recruit 100000 new members this spring.
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Washington County
NFO
Franklin Center
Alvin Horak
Weather Through Friday Wind and Cold Snap Push North
The United Press International forecast warns of a strong northerly wind rising to 40 mph with gusts to 55 mph across the state late today. Snow squalls likely in the west and north with ongoing cloudiness and a colder night. Friday brings partial sun in the east with fair skies to the west as winds diminish and temperatures fall further.
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United Press International
Iawa
Cuba Cut Water To Guantanamo Base Over Cuban Fishermen
Cuba announced via radio it cut off the fresh water supply to the Guantanamo Bay base until 36 Cuban fishermen held in Key West are freed. The action targets the 10,500 personnel at the base and follows the seizure of fishermen and boats accused of fishing without a license.
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Key West, Fla
UPI
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Key West
Florida
Fidel Castro
United States
Havana
U.S
Washington
Guantanamo Naval Base
State Department
Rev John W Meloy Dies at 71 in 1964
Rev John W Meloy 71 died Wednesday Feb 5 1964 at United Presbyterian Home in Marion. Funeral Friday at 10 am at Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Church with Rev Vernon Elgin PhD and others officiating. burial in Monmouth. Survived by three sons John O Caledonia NY George W Alexandria Egypt Wilbur R New York City.
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John W. Meloy
United Presbyterian Home
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian Church
Vernon Elgin
George Kerr
Karl Megdelsen
Monmouth
Sherman- Eden Funeral Home
Meloy
Harshaville
Ohio
John T
Sadie Wilson Meloy
Lulu Buchanan
U.P
Notasulga mayor blocks school entry amid water crisis
Mayor James Rea citing a severe water shortage closed all schools in Notasulga Alabama after a midnight fire damaged the town water plant. He blocked Negro students from Macon High School amid desegregation tensions and a federal injunction sought to enforce court orders.
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Notasulga
Ala
UPI
James
Kayo) Rea
Rea
Macon High School
Justice Department
Montgomery
Federal
Shorter
Tuskegree High School
Tuskegee
Opelika
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Norman Schoonover
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Robert F. Kennedy
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Peace Corps
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Ted Kennedy
Senate
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U. S. Commission
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Clarence Garrett
Castro
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Port Everglades
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John Meloy
George Wallace
Negres
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Miss
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Medgar Evers
Atlanta
Leroy Johnson
Georgia
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Tex
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U. S. Sth Circuit Court of Appeals
Alabama
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