Nuclear weapons issue in Canada campaign plank
Ottawa reports outline Conservative defense policy promising no nuclear warheads on Canadian soil. United States opposes bilaterally storing warheads across the border, while Lester Pearson pushes for immediate arming of Canadian forces to meet NATO and continental defense commitments.
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Ottawa
UPI
John Diefenbaker
United States
Washington
U.S
Diefenbaker
Lester B. Pearson
Liberal
Pearson
Europe
Missing Tanker Sought After Sulphur Queen Vanishes
Coast Guard airplanes and merchant ships sought the 523 foot Long Marine Sulphur Queen carrying 39 crew after it failed to radio in crossing from Beaumont toward Norfolk. Skippered by J W Fanning the molten sulphur ship faced storm routes and radio silence raising concern among families in Beaumont Galveston and Houston.
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Portsmouth
UPI
Atlantic
Gulf
Coast Guard
New York
New Orleans
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Iasler & Co
Galveston
Texas
Florida Straits
J. W Fanning
Marine ‘Transport Corp
Fanning
Beaumont - Galveston - Houston
Creston Woman Admits Embezzling 6449 Dollars
Mary Forkner 35 former office manager at the Greater Community Hospital of Creston admitted embezzling 6449 dollars from hospital accounts over the past year. She said the money was used for household expenses and personal bills. No charges were filed and the hospital board will study the matter before deciding action.
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Creston
UPI
Greater Community Hospital of
Mary Forkner
Forkner
Hospital Board of Trustees
Four Are Killed On Iowa Highways
Four people died in separate Iowa crashes as freezing drizzle glazed roads. Victims include Dr. Daryoush Khoshbin 29 of Independence and Everly 19 of Volga. A fire in Dubuque claimed 70 year old Mrs. Joseph Reinker. Three others injured in crashes on US 20 US 30 and in West Des Moines.
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Iowa
Daryoush Khoshbin
Independence
Ordon Everly
Volga Fred Brewer
Council Bluffs
Dennis Smith
Khoshbin
State Mental Health Institute
Jesup
Everly
Wadena
Cecil
Florian Burcette
Arlington Brewer
Denison
Carroll
Smith
West Des Moines
Joseph Reinker
Dubuque
Reinker
Rites Sunday For Henry Hiller 81
Funeral services for Henry Hiller are planned Sunday at 2 a.m. at Sherman Eden Funeral Home with Rev. W J Stevens officiating. Burial will be at Hillcrest Cemetery. Hiller, born September 9 1881 in western Kansas, was a retired railroad worker. He married Nora Sage September 11 1914. Survivors include four sons Gerald Washington Earnest Rock Island Clyde West Branch and Charles Lux Waukon, one sister Mae Hiller Washington, one brother John Washington, and five grandchildren. A daughter and four sons preceded him in death.
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Henry Hiller
Sherman - Eden Fural
W. J Stevens
Hillcrest Cemetery
Mr. Hiller
Western Kansas
Frank
Miranda Hiller
Nora Sage
Justice On School Bus Transport Question Sparks Debate
Washington County Citizens for Educational Freedom touted the constitutional basis for private school pupils riding public school buses. A chapter spokesman said the Supreme Court settled the issue long ago, yet many Iowa residents remain unaware. Professor John R. Schmidhauser of Iowa State University framed the debate noting Governor Hughes urged Iowa to permit such rides in his inaugural address.
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Iowa
Washington County
Citizens For Educational Freedom
United States Supreme Court
John R. Schmidhauser
State University of Towa
Schmidha
Cuban refugee reports rockets and Russians in Oriente Cuba
A refugee from Cuba, part of a Red Cross mercy flight, describes Oriente Province as a rocket stronghold with many Soviet troops and jet fighters. He estimates 50,000 Soviet troops nationwide, says Russians are visible everywhere, and notes a hidden base in the Mayori zone. Other refugees corroborate Russian presence around Santa Clara as life under Castro grows harsher.
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Miami
UPI
Red Cross
Havana
Oriente
Cuba
Guantanamo
Alberto
Ferrer
Mayori Zone
Delio Valdez
Santa Clara
Las Villas
Washington
UPS
Kennedy
Organization of American States
Nikita Khrushchev
State Department
Pentagon
Central Intelligence Agency
Robert Kennedy
Republican
Washington Coin Club Meeting At Fairgrounds
Washington Coin Club members and other interested persons are urged to attend promptly at 7 30 p m Monday February 11 for a club meeting and auction at the Washington County Fairgrounds. Guests may bid but members may offer items for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Coin Club
Washington County Fair Grounds
Pilot Hero Saves Crew Before B26 Crash
Maj. James O Neill of Huntington Station New York died at the controls of a crippled B26 over South Vietnam to allow his crew to parachute to safety. Co pilot James Johnson said O Neill stayed with the plane as he and radioman Dion escaped. The aircraft crashed into a 4000 foot mountain. O Neill was recovered dead.
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Saigon
UPS
James O'Neill
Huntington 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 As Foreign Agent In Cuba
Igor Cassini known for the Cholly Knickerbocker column is indicted on four counts for failing to register as an agent of a foreign government tied to Rafael Trujillo’s regime. New York lawyer Paul Englander is charged in two counts. Both may face up to 20 years in prison and fines. Cassini takes a leave of absence as the case proceeds.
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Washington
APL
Igor Cassini
Holly Knickerbocker
Rafael Trujillo
Cassini
New York
Paul Englander
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Trujillo
New York Journal-American
Cholly Knickerbocker
King Features
Dominican Republic
Journal-American
Oleg Cassini
Jacqueline Kennedy
Englander
Judge says Cuba ransom may breach Logan Act
Miami federal judge Ernett Choate warned the $53 million ransom for Cuban invasion prisoners could be illegal and worthy of a grand jury probe. He said voluntary gifts to Fidel Castro may violate the Logan Act and ordered written arguments within 10 days on donors’ intent and his jurisdiction. The hearing concerned a bid to stop ransom shipments, with Choate noting Cuba is a hostile country and stressing potential treason claims.
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Miami
UPL
Ernett Choate
Fidel Castro
Choate
Douglas Voorhees
Cuba
Voorhees
Wayland farmer electrocuted on farm site
Emerson Schlatter, 55, of Wayland, was electrocuted Friday afternoon while working on his farm five miles southeast of Wayland. He was found dead about three hours later by his wife and son. Funeral services are set for Monday at 10 a.m. at St Michaels Episcopal Church, Mt Pleasant, with Zehr Funeral Home. Born January 18, 1908 near Wayland, he was married to Doris Ogburn and survived by his widow, three children David Emil and Marie, a brother Raymond, and a sister Mrs Paul Oswald of Aurora Nebraska.
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Wayland
Emerson Schlter
Robert Wettach
Hannibal
St. Michaels Episcopalian Church
Mt. Pleasant
Zehr
Mr. Schlatter
David
Sue Conrad Schlatter
Doris Ogburn
Emil
Marie
Raymond
Paul Oswald
Aurora
White House hikers stage unlikely 7am trek with reporters
Reluctant volunteers from the White House news corps join Salinger and Kennedy aides for a dawn hike along the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal to demonstrate fitness. The plan includes Marine and civilian participants, with Interior Secretary Udall and Justice Douglas joining, and aims to set a pace and test endurance while keeping coverage by reporters.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Hantuibal
Pierreger
Salinger
Kennedy
Cuba
Georgetown
Chesapeake & Ohio Canal
Potomac River
Salinger Callea
Stewart Udall
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
George Burkley
Marine Corps
Shepard
Continue Feed Grain Signups at Mace Motor
Local ASC officials announce the Mace Motor Company Showroom will host the feed grain signup for another week in the 1963 program. William Day, manager of the local ASC, said arrangements provide more space and speed the process as crews set up Monday through Friday then return to the regular office for Saturday morning operations.
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ASC
Mace Motor Company
William Day
Day
Mrs. Nellie Goodwin Claimed at Wellman
Nellie Mae Goodwin died this morning at Shenk Rest Home in Wellman after illness. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Wellman Baptist Church with Rev. Ulrich. burial in Wassonville Cemetery. Born December 5 1892 in What Cheer she married John Goodwin in 1908 who preceded her. Survived by six sons one daughter and numerous grandchildren.
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Wellman
Nellie Mae Goodwin
Shenk
Wellman Baptist Church
Arthur Ulrich
We Wassonville
Powell
Char
Goodwin
What Cheer
James
Elizabeth Mae Jennings Stillings
John Goodwin
Paul
Maxine) Johnson
Conesville
Arden
Daryl
Vernie
Junior
Stanley
Donald
Cedar
Khrushchev says Soviet troops in Cuba are instructors
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told Western reporters that Russian forces in Cuba were there to teach Cubans the use of advanced weapons and not for any other purpose. Roy Thomson, a Canadian publisher, relayed the remarks after a long conversation with Khrushchev stating that US concerns were absolutely not justified.
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Moscow
UPL
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Roy Thomson
Khrushchev
Thomson
United States
Coldest Blast Of Winter Hits Northeast
United Press International reports a brutal winter air mass across the northeast with subzero readings from western Michigan to Pennsylvania. New Hampshire logged 83 below, deer struggle toward Lake Erie as the Midwest stays frigid and New York City records near two degrees below.
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United Press International
Mississippi
Ohio
Mercury
Michigan
Pennsylvania
New Hampshire
Lake Erie
New York City
Midwest
Minnesota
Lebanon
N.H
North Carolina
Tennessee
Alabama
Nebraska
Ceylon Loses U S Aid Over Seized Oil Assets
Colombo reports UPI that US technical aid to Ceylon was cut by 38 million dollars after the government failed to pay for properties seized from Esso and Caltex and handed to a nationalized firm. Cabinet urged sacrifices to sustain development amid warnings of Communist bloc dependence.
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Colombo
Ceylon
UPI
Russia
Washington
Esso
Caltex
Will Hold Shower For Fire Victims Sunday
Women of the Gladwin community organize a benefit shower for the George Estabrook family after their home and belongings burned Wednesday. The event is set for Sunday at 7 p.m. in Union Township hall.
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Columbus Junction
Gladwin
George Estabrook
Estabrook
Union Towship Hall
Weather Outlook for Iowa Cloudy Warm Fronts and Snow
Considerable cloudiness continues through Sunday with occasional snow tonight. Light snow mainly southeast and extreme east Sunday forenoon. Temperature little changed. Lows 10 to 20, highs 15 to 20s. Monday outlook calls for mostly cloudy and cold conditions.
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United Press International
Iowa
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Gabriel Disosway
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Navy
Tazewell T. Shepard Jr
Godfrey T. McHugh
David M. Shoup
Theodore Roosevelt
Lejeune
N.C
Mace Motor
Nellie Goodwin
Nikita
Sen
Strom Thurmond
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Kenneth B. Keating
Rn.y
Central Intelligent Agency
John A. McCone
McCone
Keating
Mc‘Cone
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