Drum and Bugle Corps On Parade Friday Night
Chanute schools plan a busy week including the seventh annual Drum and Bugle Corps Show titled Top Secret. The 8 p.m. performance in the high school gym marks the final home appearance this year with Karen Kreider as Drum Major and Helen Anderson as sponsor. A preview for students is set for Thursday at 2 30 in the gym.
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Chanute
Karen Kreider
Helen Anderson
Royster
Erie
Michael Niermeier
Phillip Franks
Connie Rice
Georgann Rausch
Betty Pittenger
Jon Gorrell
Alcott
Martin Johnson
Pittsburg
Chanute High School
Leland Clapson
Moon River
Ashkenazy Defects to Britain Amid Soviet Ties
Vladimir Ashkenazy, 25, and his wife disappeared in England after leaving the USSR indefinitely. The Home Office granted residence to Dodie Ashkenazy, with the husband also allowed to stay. Ashkenazy stated he loves Russia, but observers see a defection akin to Nureyev, as he tours Britain with their year old child.
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London
Vladimir Ashkenazy
Soviet Union
England
U.S.S.R
Britain
Leningrad Ballet
Rudolf Nureyev
Paris
Ashkenazy
Vladimir
Home Office
Dodie
Iceland
van Cliburn
John Ogden
Moscow
Brussels
Youth Arrested in Dearborn Bank Robbery Case
Dickie Dean Crouch, 20, of Edgerton Mo was arrested by the FBI in St. Joseph and charged with aiding and abetting the October 15 bank robbery of the First State Bank of Dearborn involving 3300 dollars.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Dickie Dean Crouch
Edgerton
FBI
First State Bank of
Dearborn
Global Briefs from Moscow to Saigon in AP Roundup
Five young men sentenced to death in Kuibyshev over group rapes. Harvard scientists report a new fluorescent method to detect trachoma in Saudi Arabia. Malaya Indonesia Philippines diplomats end talks on Federation of Malaysia ahead of May conference. Japan holds massive local elections with about 40 million voters turning out. Diem offers conditional amnesty to South Vietnamese fighting under the Communist flag.
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Premen
Beirut
Lebanon
Harvard University School of Public Health
Saudi Arabia
Arabian American Oil Co
Manila
Malaya
Indonesia
Philippines
Federation of Malaysia
Malaysia
Singapore
British North Borneo
Brunei
Sarawak
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Degrazia Brothers In Court As Family Cries
Phil Degrazia of Leavenworth Prison sobbed in federal court with his Chicago attorney brother Anthony present. Phil, 40, faces a 10 year term for stealing 20000 dollars of appliances and is to be sentenced for conspiring to move 75000 dollars of stolen goods across state lines. The courtroom crowd included their mother and Phil’s wife. Judge Hubert L. Will imposed a sentence in the case.
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Chicago
Phil Degrazia
Leavenworth Penitentiary
Anthony Degrazia
Phil
Anthony
Hubert L. Will
ARM missile seeks enemy radiations devices
The Defense Department announced a new anti radiolocation missile designed to seek out and destroy radar and communications gear. DOD officials say deployment readiness will depend on test results while emphasizing current worth for potential use. Draft quotas set June Army requirement at 17 000 with 4 000 in June. Fifty seven criminals executed nationwide in 1962 last year.
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Washington
Defense Department
United States
Justice Department
Bureau of Prisons
Great Bend Woman Inherits $207,935 Estate
Margaret Virginia Aden of Great Bend Kansas is named beneficiary of a 207,935 estate from her aunt Hazel M. Kelly who died March 6 at 73. Kelly’s husband Samuel S. Kelly died in 1956 after 40 years with a Kansas City chandelier company. Probate records show most of the estate consists of corporate stocks.
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Kansas City
Margaret Virginia Aden
Great Bend
Kan
Hazel M. Kelly
Kelly
Samuel S. Kelly
Jackson County
Boeing Workers Demonstrate at Wichita Plant Over Contract
About 350 to 400 Boeing employees walked off the job at the Wichita plant Tuesday night to demand details on a new work contract. Signs demanded more information and denounced the performance analysis clause objected to by the International Association of Machinists.
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Wichita
Boeing Co
International Association of Machinists
Philippines Population Surges After War End
The Philippines now has a population of 27,500,000, up more than 9,000,000 since the end of the war.
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Philippines
Judge Rules Concurrent 10 Year Sentence With Earlier Term
A court imposes a new ten year sentence but states it may run concurrently with a previously handed sentence. The ruling affects the defendant's overall time behind bars and potential release timeline.
Sgt Alvin York Rests Comfortably
Nashville AP reports Sgt Alvin C York, the Tennessee mountain hero famed for the Argonne Forest action in 1918, is resting comfortably today though his condition remains critical.
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Sgt
Alvin York
Nashville, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Argonne Forest
Medal of Honor recipient improves then worsens in hospital
A 75-year-old Medal of Honor winner, hospitalized last Saturday, showed improvement Tuesday before slipping back into critical condition later the same day, according to the Tribune report.
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Tokyo
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Defense Research and Engineering
National Rocket Club
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the Tribune
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Fred R. Foster
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