Grand Jury Indicts Man in Kidnapping Across State Line
A federal grand jury returned an indictment charging John Ray Corzine, 37, Wyandotte County skating instructor, with kidnapping and transporting a 16-year-old boy across state lines for immoral purposes. The alleged act began on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City and moved into Kansas. Witnesses saw the car enter Johnson County where pursuit began.
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Kansas City, Kan
John Ray Corzine
Wyandotte County
Country Club Plaza
Kansas City
Kansas
Johnson County
Kan
Bell Cuts Weekend Night Rates
Southwestern Bell announces new night and weekend rate cuts for interstate station-to-station calls. Estimated annual savings to customers total $796,000. The plan lowers rates from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. and on Saturdays and Sundays, with night calls 8 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. on weekdays and all day Sunday.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
R. A. Acker
Bell
United States
Alaska
Johnson County Officer Suspended for Tag Use
Paul J. Popplewell, acting lieutenant in Johnson County sheriff's office, was suspended while Sheriff Lynn Thomas investigates his use of a license tag reported lost or stolen. Popplewell says a Missouri trooper found the tag in spring 1964 and he later used it after carrying it.
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Clathe
Kan
Paul J. Popplewell
Johnson County
Lynn Thomas
Popplewell
Missouri
Perjury Indictment Of Two Prisoners In Leavenworth Case
Kansas City Kansas AP. Two inmates at Leavenworth Federal Penitentiary, Jan Anson Vicory and Charles W. Crocker, were indicted by a federal grand jury on perjury charges in seeking new trials. The indictment stems from their testimony alleging FBI coercion and a prosecutor promise of light sentences in a credit union robbery case tied to a Roman Catholic parish in Kansas City Kansas. Vicory and Crocker, 27 and from Joplin Missouri, were serving 12 year sentences after pleading guilty to the robbery.
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Kansas City, Kan
Jan Anson Vicory
Charles W. Crocker
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Arthur J. Stanley
Vicory
Crocker
FBI
Stanley
Kansas City
Kan
Vicary
Joplin
Chanute Tribune Highlights Thursday January 28 1965 Page Five
The Chanute Tribune reports events from January 28 1965 on page five with concise local items. Highlights include community notices, brief updates on area happenings and announcements affecting Chanute and nearby towns.
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The
Chanute Tribune
New Officers Named for Neosho County Insurance Board
A spokesman announced 1965 officers for the Neosho County Insurance Board. Erie resident Cleo Dalton is president, Mary Alice Miller serves as treasurer, and Harold Fulps of Chanute is secretary. Boyd Burns, also of Chanute, was the 1964 president. The quarterly meeting occurred in Erie on January 21.
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Erie
Cleo Dalton
Mary Alice Miller
Harold Fulps
Chanute
Neosho County Insurance Board
Boyd Burns
Salary Cut Furor In Kansas Senate Over Superintendent Pay
In Topeka Kansas Senate Sen George A Bell a Wyandotte County official proposed lowering the Wyandotte County public instruction superintendent salary from 7200 to 3000 with office help and car allowances trimmed. Bell also serves as county superintendent and said the job is part time and should pay less. He would leave the post after 41 years to run for the Senate if the bill passes. current term ends in July.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Senate
George A. Bell
Kansas City
Wyandotte County
Sen
Bell
Sen. Bell
Senate
Explosion Destroys Hardware Store In Downs Kans
A dinner time blast in Downs Kansas leveled the John Forl ine Hardware Store and damaged a neighboring plumbing and heating shop. Firefighters from nearby towns aided by volunteers extinguished the blaze by 9 30 p m. Estimated loss stands at about 20000 with investigation ongoing.
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Downs
Kan
John Forline
Forline
Beloit
Osborne
Stockton
Plainville
Daughter Overjoyed At Parents Return
In Los Angeles AP reports Linda Unruh, daughter of California Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh and Virginia Unruh, leapt with joy on seeing her parents after their Washington trip. She slipped and broke an arm on the first reunion three years earlier and suffered a similar mishap after this most recent return from the inaugural.
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Los Angeles
Jesse Unruh
California
Assembly
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Linda
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