Family Shot Murder Case Shocks Green Bay
A car stunt driver identified as Jack Hebard, his wife, and three children were found shot to death in Green Bay. A 16 year old son, Harry Hebard, was arrested and charged with his father’s murder after authorities waived jurisdiction. The massacre occurred Monday dinner time with family meals ready and television on. The elder Hebard, known as Lucky O Hara, had a history of stunt performances. Police tied the boy to the case as the presumed killer and noted an Army allotment check found in the home.
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Green Bay, Wis
UPS
Harry Hebard
Jack
Elmer Madsen
Harry
Anly
Ven Bay
North Central Airlines
Lucky O'Hara
Mrs. Hebard
Janice
Janet Rudell
John Rudell
O'Hara
Hebard
Elmer
M Ot Hebard
Tornado Strikes In Central Florida
Tornadoes ripped into central Florida with high winds blowing a car off a causeway fatally injuring a tourist. The storm caused damage in Orlando Lakeland and the Tampa area while snow and fog disrupted travel in Dixie states. Carl Bowman of Wisconsin drowned or suffered a heart attack after his body was found in Tampa Bay.
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Florida
Southland
Dixie States
Orlando
Wales
Lakeland
Tampa
St. Petersburg
Ina
Tampa Bay Aea
Carl Bowman
Sheboygan
Wis
Bowman
Dixie
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Tennessee
Rockies
Stevenson criticizes De Gaulle in Notre Dame address
Adlai Stevenson, in a Notre Dame senior class speech, criticized Charles de Gaulle’s stance as retreating to older ideas of empire. He warned against nationalism undermining global security, urged cooperation on economy and trade, and lauded the Marshall Plan as a model of principled patriotism.
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Stevenson
Europe
Eighth Round Leaders In Bridge Marathon
Mrs. Lois Putnam and Mrs. Alice Ryan lead the Y's Men’s bridge marathon after round eight with 17070 points. Second place goes to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Britain at 14590 points and top-ten teammates include Mr. and Mrs. Nate Young, Mrs. Charles Snyder, and others with scores ranging from 12980 to 10770.
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Lois Putnam
Alice Ryan
Bert Britain
Nate Young
Charles Snyder
Bruce Campbell
Loren Robertson
Leon Hillman
Merle Alison
McM. Schell
Phil Kneen
Bert Powers
Robert Bates
Robert Gillesby
Polio Clinics Urged to Resume in Iowa
Iowa health commissioner Dr Edmund G Zimmerer urged local communities to restart polio immunization clinics using Salk or Sabin vaccines including Sabin Type 1. The policy follows a January Health Department committee decision and a December Surgeon General reevaluation.
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Des Moines
UPL
Edmund G.—Zimmerer
Towa
Health Department
Iown Department
Canada
Zimmerer
Venezuelan Ship Seeks Asylum After Hijack Near Belem
Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui seized by nine crew members in the Caribbean sailed toward Belem Brazil under Brazilian escort amid talks of political asylum for the rebels. The nine hijackers led by Wilmar Medina Rojas said they opposed Romulo Betancourt and sought asylum for the crew.
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Belem
Brazil
UPL
Amazon River
Foreign Ministry
Rio de Janeiro
Caribbean
Houston
Tex
Macapa
Amapa
Wilmar Medina Rojas
Rio
Medina Rojas
Arzoategui
Iver
Anzoategui
Jose de la Almeida
Nueva Esparta
Venezuela
Armed Forces of National Liberation
FALN
Romulo Betancourt
Betancourt Arrives in Washington for Talks with Kennedy
Reds Promise to Leave Cuba. Five new councilmen named at Washington Community High to guide adult farmer evening school programs. Betancourt arrives for two days of talks with Kennedy and is welcomed with ceremony hampered by rain and wet snow. Kennedy aims to show strong hemispheric ties and discuss Alliance for Progress plus Cuba subversion.
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Washington Community High School
Bruce Campbell
Robert Liechty
Washington
Wilfred McCreedy
Fred Pfeifer
John Frame
Ainsworth
Ralph Witthoft
Dean Luers
Charles Friese
Robert Friese
Harold Gamon
Paul Hammen
Roger Lance
Raymond Lasek
John Liska
Willard McCracken
Lloyd Marek
David Mikseh
James Moeller
Alvin Shebeck
Roger Stout
Truman
Tuttle RC
UPI
Romulo Betancourt
Venezuela
Kennedy
White House
Alliance For Progress
Fidel Castro
Latin America
Betancourt
Caribbean
South America
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Funeral Held in Keota for Glen Sprague 63
Glen Sprague sixty three formerly of Keota died Monday of a heart attack at his daughter’s home in Pella where he had visited recently He worked at McNurlen Produce in Keota Services will be Thursday at 1 30 p m at Keota Methodist Church with Rev Orrin Potter officiating Burial is in Keota cemetery Van Dyk Duven Funeral Home of Pella handles arrangements Survived by his mother Mrs Fred Sprague and six brothers including Isaac Sprague of Keota with four daughters and one sister The body will be brought to the church Thursday morning and the family will be at the Isaac Sprague home after the service
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Keota
Glen Sprague
Nelson Roozenboom
Pella
McNurlen Produce Company
Methodist
Orrin Potter
van Dyk Duven Funeral Home
Sprague
Fred Sprague
Sioux City
Isaac Sprague
High School Band To Give Concert Feb. 28
The high school symphonic band will present its annual early spring concert Feb 28 in the new gymnasium under Alan Bers strom. The program features Latin Swing, Dixieland, marches and overtures with Rich Ballard Sharon Lowry Terry DeVries Mark DeVries Mark Heilman Jana McConnell and Joe Ki in the Dixieland group. A flute solo by Pam Hite with Hoopla accompanies. A sacred suite including Sweet Hour of Pray er and Battle Hymn of the Republic will close the program. Evening performance at 8 oclock.
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Alan Bersstrom
Rich Ballard
Sharon Lowry
Terry DeVries
Mark DeVries
Mark Heilman
Jana McConnell
Joe Ki
Pam Hite
Hoopla
Hgn
Employed Women to Hear Exchange Student Lumaga
The Employed Women will hear Pio Barone Lumaga speak at the Wednesday noon luncheon meeting at the YWCA room. The foreign exchange student from Mary will share his story of the American Field Service and his home country. All employed women in the city are invited with no reservations needed.
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Pio Barone Lumaga
YWCA
Mary
VACATE BASES MOVE BOMBERS FROM BRITAIN
The Strategic Air Command began pulling BAT jets from England in a planned global drawdown of US nuclear bombers overseas. Defense and Air Force officials dispute pace, with Britain eyed as a hub for a new NATO striking force under Nassau agreements.
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Washington
UPI
Strategic Air Command
Defense Department
Air Force
England
Greenham Common
London Daily Express
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Nassau
America
Chapman Pincher
Lyman Lemnitzer
FFA Week Observed With 16th Annual Banquet
The Was Chapter plans its 16th annual FFA banquet Thursday at the high school with Gerald Barton district advisor as speaker. Members Gary Wagner Don Davis and Jerry Lowry are highlighted for secretary reporter and vice president roles plus Iowa Farmers degree applications and various supervised farming and improvement projects.
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Mers of America
America
FFA
Gerald Barton
Gary Wagner
Gary
Iowa Farmers
Jerry Lowry
Jerry
Homer Lowry
Washington
Wheat referendum looms as key to future farm programs
Charles B. Shuman of the American Farm Bureau Federation told Chicago Rotary Club that a late May wheat controls referendum will decide how American farms are managed. He warned rejection of the wheat certificate plan would halt government control of farming and prompt a Kennedy reevaluation in 1964.
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Chicago
UPT
Charles B. Shuman
American Farm Bureau Federation
Rotary Club
Amer
Kennedy
Shuman
Congress
Cold Canadian Air Moves Into State Tonight
A new surge of cold air from Canada moved into the state on Tuesday reinforcing a frontal system that brought cloudy skies and up to six inches of snow in northern areas Monday night. Marble Rock reported six inches with moisture around 0.06 inches. Charles City and Mason City recorded five inches with moisture varying. Des Moines saw a belt of precipitation to the south with rain around 0.04 inches. Fog and drizzle lingered Tuesday morning with temps from 1 degree at Mason City to 34 at Davenport.
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Canada
Marble Rock
Charles City
Mason City
Masonity
Des Moines
Davenport
Councilmen Focus on Routine City Matters
City council members spent the Monday evening session reviewing a proposed new water pipe type for possible city use. They discussed buying a new police radio but postponed decision. Sewers in the southern part were reported as work in progress. A new city police car is on order and due for delivery within weeks.
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Soen
Soviet to withdraw several thousand troops from Cuba by March 15
Soviet Premier Khrushchev directs a Kremlin note via Ambassador Dobrynin to the White House promising to pull out several thousand Soviet forces from Cuba by March 15. The move aims to ease Caribbean tensions and is viewed as constructive though specifics remain unclear. About 17,000 Soviet troops are in Cuba, including 6,000 in combat units. No parallel U.S. withdrawal was stated, and officials denied such a trade.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Cuba
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Kennedy
Caribbean
Dobrynin
White House
Dean Rusk
Khrushchev
Foreign Office
U.S
Russia
Robert Huff Named County Beef Leader
Robert Huff of Crawfordsville was chosen as chairman of the Washington County Beef Producers Association at a board meeting. Will iam Chmelar Jr of Washington was elected vice chair. Jim Frier was re elected secretary treasurer. Retiring officers reported on activities and members approved continuing 550 as special awards for FFA projects. The group discussed an annual summer beef tour and reviewed last fall's Omaha tour slides.
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Robert Huff
Crawfordsville
Washington County
Board of Directors
Jim Frier
William Chmelar, Jr
Washington
Frier
Omaha
Dean Yates
Riverside
Robert Friese
G. W. McCracken
Ainsworth
Richard Dare
Clarence Kauffman
Howard Bohr
Wellman
Kenneth
Peppermint Sweater Dance At YMCA Sponsored
Junior High Y Teens host a Peppermint Sweater Dance at the YMCA Community Room on Saturday night February 23 from 7 30 to 10 30. Dean Garrett will play records and admission costs 25 cents for Y and Junior Y-Teens members and 35 cents for non members. Refreshments will be served.
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YMC
YMCA
Dean Garrett
Dane
Unstable weather forecast with scattered snow potential
Cloudy conditions continue through Wednesday with scattered light snow likely in the northwest. Cooler statewide with lows 15 to 20 in the north and near 20s in the south, and highs in the 20s to near 30. Thursday looks mostly cloudy and cold with a continued chance of light snow.
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