Canadian pledge bars nuclear weapons on soil in election drive
Ottawa reports say Prime Minister John Diefenbaker will push a Conservative defense platform promising no nuclear warheads on Canadian soil. The plan seeks a bilateral U.S. storage agreement for wartime stockpiles, a stance already rejected by Washington and likely to keep the nuclear issue unsettled if Conservatives win on April 8.
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Ottawa
UPI
John Diefenbaker
United States
Canada
Washington
U.S
Diefenbaker
Missing Tanker Sought After Molten Sulphur Queen Vanishing
PORTSMOUTH VA UPI Airplanes and merchant ships comb coastal waters of the southern Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico for the missing 523 foot tanker Marine Sulphur Queen carrying 39 men. Coast Guard says 5 planes in night search and others to question masters of vessels likely to have crossed its path. The ship left Beaumont around 8 p.m. EST en route to Norfolk and never checked in as due.
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Portsmouth
UPI
Beaumont
Norfolk
Hasler & Co
Coast Guard
Galveston
Texas
Florida Straits
Atlantic
J. W. Fanning
Marine Transport Corp. of
New York
Fanning
Beaumont - Galveston - Houston
Creston Woman Admits Embezzling 6449 Dollars
Mary Forkner 35 longtime office manager at the Greater Community Hospital of Creston admitted stealing 6449 dollars from hospital accounts over the past year. She said the funds were used for household expenses and personal bills. No charges were filed and the hospital board will study the matter before acting.
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Creston
UPI
Greater Community Hospital of
Mary Forkner
Forkmer
Hospital Board of Trustees
Four Are Killed On Iowa Highways
Four persons died in separate Iowa crashes as freezing drizzle and snow glazed highways. Victims include Dr. Daryoush Khoshbin 29 In dependence. Gordon Everly 19 Volga. Fred Brewer Council Bluffs. Dennis Smith 15 rural Cuming. A fire killed Mrs Joseph Reinker 70 in Dubuque.
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Iowa
Daryoush Khoshbin
Independen
Gordon Everly
Volga Fred Brewer
Council Bluffs
Dennis Smith
Cumning
Khoshbin
State Mental Health Institute
Independence
Stretc
US. 2
Jesup
Everly
Wadena
Cecil
Florian Burchette
Arlington Brewer
Denison and
Carroll
Smith
West Des Moines
Joseph Reinker
Dubuque
Reinker
Rites Sunday For Henry Hiller 81
Funeral services for Henry Hiller 81 will be Sunday at 2 p m at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev W J Stevens officiating Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery He was born September 9 1881 in Western Kansas son of Frank and Miranda Hiller He married Nora ge September 11 1914 He was a retired railroad worker Survivors include four sons Gerald Earnest Clyde and Charles Lux a sister Mae Hiller a brother John five grandchildren and a daughter and four sons predeceased him
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Henry Hiller
Sherman - Eden
W. J Stevens
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mr. Hiller
Kansas
Frank
Miranda Hiller
Norage
Hiller
Gerald
Washington
Earnest
Rocksland
Clyde
West Branch
Charles Lux
Waukon
Mae Hiller
Fone
John
Justice On School Bus Matter Sparks Iowa Debate
A Washington County Citizens for Educational Freedom representative said public school bus transport for private school pupils is constitutional, noting the Supreme Court settled the issue years ago. The discussion followed a statement by John R. Schmidhauser, linking Governor Hughes's inaugural address to a proposed change in Iowa law allowing parochial and private school riders on public buses.
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Iowa
Washington County
Citizens For Educational Freedom
United States Supreme Court
John R. Schmidhauser
State University of Towa
Schmi
Refugee from Cuba describes Soviet rocket strength in Oriente
A Cuban refugee among 140 arriving in Miami recounts Russians at Guantanamo and Oriente with 50,000 Soviet troops said to be in Cuba. He cites jet fighters and a rumored base in Mayori zone while noting daily life under Castro grows harder. He and others contrast Kennedy's 17,000 estimate with eyewitness views of widespread military presence.
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Miami
UPT
Red Cross
Havana
Oriente
Cuba
U.S
Guancanamo
Alberto Ferrer
Ferrer
Missie
Mayori Zone
American World Airways Dcsb
Kennedy
Delio Valdez
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Rasnington Coin Club Meeting At Fairgrounds
Rasnington Coin Club members and other interested persons are urged to be on hand promptly at 1 30 p m Monday February 11 for the club meeting and auction. Because of the large number of items to be auctioned the meeting will start no later than 7 30 p m Guests may bid at the auction but only club members may offer items for sale. The meeting is to be held at the Washington County Fair grounds.
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Rasnington Coin Club
Washington County Fairgrounds
Pilot’s Heroic Sacrifice Saves Crew in Vietnamese Crash
Maj James ONeill of Jumington Station New York died at the controls of a crippled B26 to allow his crew to parachute to safety. Co pilot James Johnson of Florida and Vietnamese radioman Dien Chinh Thuong survived. Johnson praised ONeill for risking his life as the plane crashed into a 3000 foot mountain.
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Saigon
UPS
James O'Neill
Jumington Station
N. Y
James E. + Johnson
Mary Esther
Fla
Johnson
Dien Chinh
Thuong
U. S. ‘Air Force
O'Neill
America
South
Viet Nam
Dion
United States
Cassini Faces U S Charges Over Trujillo Links
Igor Cassini known as Cholly Knickerbocker took leave from his New York gossip column to answer federal charges for failing to register as an agent for the slain Dominican dictator Rafael Trujillo. Indicted with New York lawyer Paul Englander on four and two counts respectively, they allegedly ran a public relations firm to push Trujillo propaganda from 1959 to 1961. Cassini, a brother of dress designer Oleg Cassini, denies the charges and awaits arraignment with Englander next Friday in U.S. District Court.
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Washington
UPI
Igor Cassini
Justice Department
Trujillo
Cassini
New York Journal-American
Cholly Knickerbocker
New York
King Features
Dominican Republic
Journal-American
American
Englander
Illegal Logan Act probe sought over Cuba ransom payments
UPI reports Miami District Judge Ernett Choate suggested a federal grand jury should examine whether private gifts to Fidel Castro for the release of 1,113 invasion prisoners violated the Logan Act. Choate noted Cuba is hostile and asked for written arguments on donors’ voluntariness and his jurisdiction. The suit, by Douglas Voorhees, challenged ransom shipments to Cuba as treasonous.
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Miami
UPL
Ernett Choate
Fidel Castro
Choate
Castro
Douglas Voorhees
Cuba
Voorhees
Wayland Farmer Electrocuted Working on Farm
Emerson Schlatter 55 a Wayland area farmer died Friday afternoon from electrocution while using a home welding outfit five miles southeast of Wayland. He was found by his wife and son about three hours later. Funeral set for Monday at 10 a.m. at St Michaels Episcopal Church Mt Pleasant with Zehr Funeral Home. Schlatter born January 18 1908 near Wayland son of David and Sue Conrad Schlatter. Survived by wife Doris Ogburn and three children David Emil and Marie. a brother Raymond of Wayland and a sister Mrs Paul Oswald of Aurora Nebraska.
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Wayland
Emerson Sciller
Waylan
Robert Wettach
Hannibal
St. Michaels Episcopalian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Zehr
Charg
Schlatter
David
Sue Conrad Schlatter
Doris Ogburn
Emil
Marie
Raymond
Paul Oswald
Aurora
Reluctant volunteers join White House hike plan
The White House forms a reluctant marching party led by press secretary Pierre Salinger to hike from Georgetown along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Kennedy aides and a mix of reporters, Udall, and other officials join, testing endurance as part of a forward new frontier vibe.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Hannibal
Alps
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Cuba
Georgetown
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Potomac River
Stewart Udall
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
George Burkley
Salin
Marine Corps
Shepard
Continue Feed Grain Signups at Mace Motor
The Mace Motor Company showroom will host feed grain signups through Friday of next week to speed up paper work and provide more room. William Day, manager of the local ASC office, announced arrangements to stay in the showroom until then before moving back to the regular office for Saturday operations.
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Towar Asc Omens
Mace Motor Company
William Day
ASC
Mrs Nellie Goodwin Claimed at Wellman
Mrs Nellie Mae Goodwin died this morning at Shenk Rest Home Wellman after a period of ill health. Funeral is Monday at 2 p.m. at Wellman Baptist Church Rev Arthur Ulrich will conduct with burial at Wassonville Cemetery. She was born December 5 1892 in What Cheer a daughter of James and Elizabeth Stillings Stillings. Survived by six sons and one daughter including Maxine Johnson Conesville Arden Dar Vernie Junior Stanley Donald of Cedar Rapids and 16 grandchildren five great grandchildren and one sister Mrs Clifford Snyder of Washington.
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Wellman
Nellie Mae Goodwin
Shenk
Wellman Baptist Church
Arthur Ulrich
Wassonville
Powell
Goodwin
What Cheer
James
Elizabeth Mae Jennings Stillings
John Goodwin
Paul
Maxine) Johnson
Conesville
Arden
Dar
Vernie
Stanley
Man
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Clifford Snyder
Washington
Khrushchev says Soviet troops in Cuba are instructors
Khrushchev told visiting journalist Roy Thomson that Russian forces in Cuba were there to teach Cubans the use of advanced weapons and not for any other purpose. UPI reporting also notes Kennedy's optimism that troops may withdraw by March end and cites a Republican critique of U.S. Cuba policy.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Roy Thomson
Khrushchev
Thomson
United States
Cub
Coldest Blast Of Winter Hits Northeast and Midwest
A severe cold wave swept the Northeast with subzero readings from Michigan to Pennsylvania. New Hampshire logged 33 below zero and Lebanon, New Hampshire recorded 16 below. The Midwest also faced subzero temperatures while the West Coast remained mild and snow fell in parts of the Mississippi and Ohio valleys.
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United Press International
Mississippi
Ohio
Mercury
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Lake Erie
New York City
Upper
Midwest
Minnesota
Lower
Mich
Lebanon
N.H
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Tennessee
Alabama
Nebraska
Ceylon Loses U S Aid Over Seized Oil Properties
Colombo reports indicate Ceylon faces a cut in 3.8 million dollars in U S technical aid for failing to pay for properties seized from Esso and Caltex stations. Commentators warn of closer ties to the Soviet bloc as negotiations with the oil firms stall.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Russia
U.S
Washington
Esso
Caltex
Will Hold Shower For Fire Victims Sunday
Women of the Gladwin community plan a benefit shower for the George Estabrook family whose home and belongings burned Wednesday. The event will be at Union Township hall at 7 p.m. Sunday.
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Columbus Junction
Gladwin
George Estabrook
Estabrook
Union Towship Hall
Weather outlook from United Press Internation Iowa
Considerable cloudiness through Sunday with occasional snow through tonight. Light snow southeast and extreme east Sunday forenoon. Little temperature change. Low tonight near 10 to near 20. High Sunday near 15 to 20s. Outlook for Monday Mostly cloudy and cold.
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United Press Internation
Iowa
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