Khrushchev Blames U S for World Problems in Italy Interview
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told Il Giorno that a Germany and Berlin settlement must come first, blaming the United States for stalled disarmament talks. He warned of reduced nuclear inspections if Washington insists on inspections and criticized U S moves toward Canada and the Mediterranean as diversions from U S failures. U S officials in Washington said there was nothing new, noting the interview timed for Italy's parliamentary elections.
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Associated Press
Milan
Italy
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
1 Giorno
United States
Geneva
Kennedy
Mediterranean
Vatican
John XXIII
U.S
Canada
Il Giorno
State Oil Company
Pietro Nenni
Washington
Roy Thomson
Alumni Banquet at Benedict Lists 1964 Participants and Members
The Benedict alumni banquet occupied the school auditorium with floral decorations and Easter motifs. 114 plates were served by the Benedict WSCS as Master of Ceremonies Marvin Ambrose introduced the 8th grade graduates Ronnie Lewis and Janis Culbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict
Benedict Wscs
Marvin Ambrose
Ruth Good
J. E. Fitzgerald
Ronnie Lewis
Janis Culbertson
Harold Pierpoint
Fredonia
Ronald Carver
Charis Parker
Leah Hefner
The
Peppermints
Juanita Ropp
Mamima Carver
Dolores Palmer
Max Scott
Clifford Koch
Lillian Reep
Pittsburg
Carlene George
Cimarron
Easter gatherings fill Chanute with visiting friends
Local residents hosted and visited relatives from multiple states during Easter. Among guests were Mabel McNary visiting Washington DC relatives, Lloyd Mathis of Leavenworth, and many from Wichita Independence Tulsa and Denver areas. Easter services were well attended with 82 in Sunday school.
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Earlton
Mabel McNary
Washington, D.C
Rea McNary
Westview
Chanute
Lloyd Mathis
Leavenworth
Jack Mathis
Corine
Melody
Crystal
Jerry
Earl Clifford
Mary Bailey
Bessie
Byron Fackler
Madine Chickadonz
Forest Chickadonz
Pittsburg State College
Mary Bender
Wilmer Cramer
Virginia Moran Cooley
Independence
Lena Converse
Henry Roberts
Lisa
Wichita
Maude Roberts
Larry van Buren
Bobby
Penny
Teresa
Springfield
Darrel Manderscheid
Manderscheid
Perry School
Humboldt
Erie
Esther Burk
Janie
LeRoy
Dora Lewallen
Roy McCain
Bernard Prunty
John Spencer
Everett Caldwell
Galena
Vance Rooe
Owen Elder
Edna Hoffman
Neodesha
Knights Templars
Methodist Church
Earl Milligan
Fred Ryf
Fredonia
Charis
Craig
Rick
Phil Scott
Christine Beckares
Calwae
E. C. Wilkinson
Debbie
Diane
Indianapolis
Ind
Arlo Sharp
Dale Sharp
Sheila
Alan
Gerald
Benedict
Robert Green
Bruce
Brian
Brad
Kansas City
Sharps
Leon Bentley
Dodge City
James Bentley
Susan
Janet
Kenneth Richardson
Dale Ewen
Ewen Motor Co
Charles Ritz Jr
Ronald
Donald
Charles Ritz Sr
Land
Donald Booth
O. H. Rayburn
Cha‘note
Edward Knecht
Maggie Miller
Len B. Herod
Robert
Walnut
Frank Smith
Kimball
Gordon Harding
Hollis Dunham
The
American Legion and Auxiliary
Wellington
Marion Edwards
Eureka
Everett McGowen
Cleo S. Dalton
Easter Guests Gather for Prairie View Families
Easter Sunday gatherings at Prairie View centered on Mr and Mrs Gus Mueller hosting relatives from Overland Park Chanute Humboldt and Winona with Harolds Sievers plus the Barnett and Henderson groups. Additional dinners included Mr and Mrs Cecil Spurrier hosting Spurriers Spurriers Uthmann and Deloris Becker. Center Grove Ladies Aid met with seven members and three guests, planning a full day next meeting with a white elephant sale.
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Prairie View
Gus Mueller
Harlon Mueller
Charles Mueller
Overland Park
Paul Mueller
Chanute
Bud Mueller
Humboldt
Harvey Mueller
Francis Barnett
Robert Barnett
Lloyd, Barnett
Harold Sievers
Winona
Clair Barnett
Leon Henderson
Cecil Spurrier
Howard Spurrier
Alta Spurrier
Evelyn Spurrier
Elva Uthmann
Deloris Becker
Fred Becker
Center Grove Ladies Aid
Mamie Binger
Pearl Lassman
Tea and sympathy offered taxpayers by Japanese tax offices
Tokyo AP report says Japanese tax officials will hold open houses in tax offices nationwide three times monthly. Taxpayers will be served tea and offered sympathetic advice on tax problems.
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Tokyo
Tax Administration
New PTA Officers Installed for Erie School Year
Erie PTA installed officers for the 1963 term at the high school led by retiring president Mrs. Sam Ricketts. New officers include Mrs. Dwight Foust as president, Mrs. Richard Houghton as vice president, Mrs. Arthur West as secretary, and Mrs. Gladys Emmons as treasurer. John Shireman officiated. A tape recorder for the grade school will be purchased from chili supper proceeds.
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ERIE
PTA
Sam Ricketts
Dwight Foust
Ricketts
Richard Houghton
Arthur West
Gladys Emmons
John Shireman
Harvey Grundman
Ferguson to defend Kansas blue Sunday closing law
Kansas Attorney General William Ferguson said he would defend the states new Sunday closing law despite flaws. He spoke to about 125 Kansas Retail Council members about defining merchandise related to farm equipment repairs and maintenance and noted plans by a supermarket chain to extend garden departments to cover such work. Ferguson said he would not file the first challenge to the law.
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Kansas Retail Council
Ferguson
Starm
Retail Council
The
Kansas Chamber of Commerce
Easter Travel and Visits Dot Stark Community News
Stark residents reported Easter weekend visits and local activity. A 275 mile dogwood tour went to Missouri Sunday afternoon. Families from Ashland, Denver, St Louis and Gardner joined in holiday gatherings and church services. Woodworth underwent scheduled eye surgery while neighbors helped plow fields.
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Stark
Arnold Phillips
Vernice Maher
Missouri
Dubois
Ashland
Jack Drake
Ed Carlson
Curly Lee
Bud Brenner
Stark Friends
Mission Covenant
Local Briefs From Chanute Tribune Volume News
Chanute Tribune reports local happenings for April 22 1963 including community events,Upcoming meetings and civic notices across Chanute Kansas with brief item summaries and local names mentioned.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Primatene Tablets Advertised For Asthma Relief
An advertising feature notes Primatene tablets provide nonprescription asthma relief. It claims the formula, still prescription strong, opens airways and eases attacks for hours without injections. Price listed as 98 cents at drugstores.
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New York
N. Y
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Dewey, Oklo
Chet Bailey
Bailey
Bruce Maxwell
Thayer, Mo
Edna Scribner
Dale Mosier
Ogden
Utah
Earl Mosier
Leslie Crow
EUB
WSCS
Lowell Ely
Terry
Tommy and
Mark
Ida Ely Brewer
Hutchinson
Perry Bagwell
Ioa
Stanley Umbarger
Thayer
R. D. Scott
Mor ‘Line
Ralph Ruggles
Bob Weeks
Max
Scott
Joanna
Phillip
Dale Vaughn
Lawrence Roney
W. R. Nichols
Jack Steventon
Harry Walker
Cyril D. Wilson
Joe Sandbothe
Pamela
J. B
Clair Simpson
Mary Jane Anderson
Howard Shively
Buffalo
Perry Dormans
Tulsa
May Warner
Alta Patty
Collie Chambers
Myrtle Chambers
Miami
Okla
Claude Chambers
First National Bank
Erie Pta
Courthouse
Oswald Barnhardt
Louis Hines
Don Malcolm
Eric
Roy Winans
Fort Bragg
N.C
Federated Church
Washington Avenue Methodist Church
Parsons
Mmes
Roy Ewen
E. C. Bryan
Sam Wood
Elsie McMullen
Wayne Newlin
Newlin
Kan
William Ferguson
Kansas
Wilson's Davis Paint Store
Nn-Way Coin Laundry
North Allen
Bowling Alley
Emerson S
News of
Stark Community
Clifford Olson
Steve
Greensburg
Clifford
Mrs. Abbott
Ross Woodworth
Bill
Jim
Bennett Haddan
Stanley Harding
Art Carlson
Woodworth
Ben Donovan
Gardner
Will Hendricks
West Main
Plummer Road
Folger’s
Graham
Gal
Sawmigs
Procter & Gamble
Birdseye
Petunias
S. No
Arizona
Valencia
Dez
Woodbury
Pioneer
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