800 Club Concert Season Opens At Atlantic High
The 800 club concert season begins Tuesday at 7 30 with an instrumental department program featuring 202 musicians from four bands under Arthur Meyer. Cadet 7 Cadet 8 prep and high school bands perform with styles spanning across. Joint venture by instrumental and vocal departments, two shows each, stage finale May 21. Admission by season ticket or at door.
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Arthur Meyer
Meyer
Thery Anderson
Daniel Anderson
Sandra Ayers
Sharon Baier
Carel Bailey
Cathy Brindley
Marcela Brix
Alex Brown
Tim Callahan
Elissa Chambers
Patricia Conklin
Anita Ceueh
Diane Drake
Connie Emerson
Barbara Enright
Diane Fulks
Judy Gaines
Todd Hansen
Craig Harris
Judy Henderson
Marjorie Hitchcock
Sue Hitchcock
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Jane Holt
Phyllis Hood
Becky Hunter
Prentiss Joekel
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Lora Kluever
Cindy Koerth
Dale Kuehl
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James Larsen
Thela Larsen
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Joan McCrory
Cheryl McDonald
Alan Moon
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Larry Mallette
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Carol Maier
Mary Sue Miller
Jim Needles
Cheryl Nielsen
Tom
Cypriots Holdout Against NATO Peace Force
Greece and Turkey accepted a U S British plan to send an allied peace keeping force to Cyprus but Cypriot leaders remain opposed. Makarios may veto unless force answers to the UN Security Council as Greece and Turkey seek a 10 000 strong NATO contingent with U S contributing 2000 troops.
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Athens
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Makarios
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Soviet Union
United States
Fazil Kutchuk
NATO
Weather outlook for weekend with warm Sunday highs
Partly cloudy conditions forecast for Saturday night into Sunday. Warmer overnight lows reach the low 20s in the north and 30s in the south. Sunday highs near 98 with a mild Monday start.
South Viet Nam Strongman appeals for Western backing
Maj. Gen. Nguyen Khanh, South Viet Nam's new military leader, urged Western support in the fight against communism. He rejected De Gaulle's neutralization proposal and warned of French interference while indicating Tho will stay in government temporarily.
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France
Viet Nam
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Tho
Lucille Ball to End The Lucy Show This Spring
Lucille Ball will end her television comedy The Lucy Show at season's end. She and CBS president James C Aubrey Jr said she wants more time for Desilu, the Hollywood production company she leads, and cannot do both.
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James C. Aubrey Jr
Columbia Broadcasting System
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Davis granted new trial in Hersh's Trading Post robbery case
William S. Davis of Des Moines was given a new trial by District Judge Folsom Everest after being convicted this year of robbing Hersh's Trading Post near Council Bluffs last July 29. The judge said the state failed to prove Davis committed the crime.
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Couple jailed for honeymooning on worthless checks
A newly married Des Moines couple was jailed in Murfreesboro Tennessee after passing three worthless checks to fund part of their honeymoon. Donald Graves 28 and Mavis Graves 19 face multiple felony charges with bonds set at 3000 and 2000 dollars respectively.
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Des Moines
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Belleville
Senate probes to reveal new Baker testimony on ad time
Senate investigators release further testimony in the Robert G. Baker inquiry regarding advertising time on a TV station owned by President Johnson's family. Cookware maker Albert G. Young testified he used Johnson's name but never spoke with him about the deal.
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Don B. Reynolds
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Pay For Union Worker Rule Upheld In Iowa Case
Iowa's unemployment commission ruled Philip R. Osegolo could not collect benefits after refusing work outside his department. The decision said union contracts may allow layoff without loss of seniority but do not grant a right to refuse suitable work and still draw benefits.
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Mason City
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United Packinghouse Workers Union
J. E. Decker and Sons
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Philippine Leader Aguinaldo Stricken By Heart Attack
Gen Emilio Aguinaldo 94, famed Philippine revolutionary leader, is reported resting well after suffering another heart attack at Veterans Memorial Hospital where he has been confined much of the last four years.
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Emilio Aguinaldo
Aguinaldo
Veterans Memorial Hospital
Hener Bell-Janie Dunn Named to Honor Roll
Janie Dunn daughter of Mrs Gladys Dunn of Atlantic earns midquarter honor roll status at Commercial Extension in Omaha, from local school records.
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Gladys Dunn
Atlantic
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Urich Siblings Crowned Iowa Heart Fund King and Queen
Robert Urich 19 of Garner and his sister Carmen 10 were named Iowa Heart Fund King and Queen by Gov. Harold Hughes during the campaign opening in Des Moines. The 1964 Heart Fund drive kicked off with the ceremonial crowning Friday.
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Iowa Heart Fund
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Saubert Wins U.S. First Olympic Medal in Slalom
Jean Saubert of Lakeview Oregon earns bronze in women's slalom at Innsbruck as officials review a gate incident. Soviets dominate medals led by Lidia Skoblikova with a third speed skating title and Claudia Boyarskikh in the 10 kilometer ski race. The Goitschel sisters Christine and Marielle take gold and silver in the same event.
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Lakeview
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Claudia Boyarskikh
Miss Sabaert
Oregon State
Lizum Valley
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Marielle Goitschel
Amos Little
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International Ski Federation
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Finland
Tony Nash
Robin Dixon
Igli Chute
Christine Goitschel
Marielle
Rangers 6 Aims for Moon Landing Site at Mare Tranquilitatis
Ranger 6 heads for the Moon with six cameras and 3000 plus pictures planned. Liftoff from Cape Kennedy occurred Wednesday and a midflight course correction set the target within Mare Tranquilitatis. The probe would capture wide and narrow angle images to map surface roughness for future landings.
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Calif
Cape Kennedy
Fla
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Government Hopes To Finish Up Hoffa Trial Next Week
Government attorneys predict they will complete their jury tampering charges against Teamsters President James R. Hoffa and five others late next week. The six are accused of trying to influence jurors in Hoffa's 1962 conspiracy trial in Nashville, which ended with a hung jury.
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Chattanooga
Nashville
Pipeline across river links Nebraska and Iowa plants
A 1000 foot pipeline now spans the Missouri River connecting South Sioux City Nebraska and Sioux City Iowa. The line part of a 170000 project ties the Nebraska city to Sioux City’s new sewage treatment plant with future cross river pumping for treatment.
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