Fredonia High School Girl Aims for 1964 Olympic Team
Janell Smith, 14, of Fredonia Kansas trains daily with her father Meade Smith former Independence star to compete for the United States in the 1964 Tokyo Olympics. She has set national records in the 50 yard dash and long jump and holds state marks for the 220 yard dash.
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Japan
Fredonia
United States
Janell Smith
Independence
Kan
Meade Smith
Lawrence
Shawnee Mission
Janell
Fredonia High School
Smith
Independence High and Junior College
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Sallie Riley Will
In Neosho County Kansas probate court Ruth M Barrackman heir and executor seeks admission of Sallie Alfreda Riley will dated January 26 1952 and appointment as executor without bond. Hearing set May 31 1942 at 19 o clock am Erie court.
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Sallie Alfreda Riley
Ruth M. Barrackman
Said Cay
Erie
Neosho County
Kansas
Erie Real Estate Groups Hold May Meetings
Erie area church and club groups gathered for the May sessions. Members discussed religious topics, attended clinics, and planned June meetings at local homes and church venues. Mrs. H. B. Brown hosted morning coffees while groups I through IV shared lessons, devotions, and refreshments.
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Erie
Tional Assn. of Real Estate Boards
Christian Church
CWF
National Institute of Farm
Your Church
National Trad- American Problems
Wood
Freda Locke
Weekend
Topeka
H. B. Brown
Richard Gray
Glenn Crosby
Inez Ashcraft
Gardner Ent
Crosby
Les
Violet Harding
T. E
Archer
Chanute Tribune May 14 1962 edition highlights
The Chanute Tribune from Monday May 14 1962 covers local events and notices. It reports community news, upcoming meetings, school happenings, and brief sports scores affecting Chanute and surrounding areas.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Laos Crisis Broadens Across Southeast Asia
The Associated Press reports U S forces on alert in the United States and Pacific as Marines may land in Thailand amid Laos turmoil. Diplomats seek peace talks while rival princes dispute conditions. Refugees are airlifted to Vientiane as international mediation stalls.
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Washington
U.S
United States
Pacific
Thailand
Laos
Vientiane
Boun Oum
Phoumi Nosavan
Bangkok
Paul D. Harkins
South Viet Nam
Solid Fuel Rocket Considered Success in Flight Test
The largest solid fuel rocket engine built by the United States is deemed a success by officials. The engine, an applied research motor, burned 160000 pounds of propellant in 130 seconds. Lockheed Propulsion Co. said it could produce 400000 pounds of thrust and will aid future moon rocket programs.
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Redlands
Calif
United States
Applied Research Motor
Lockheed Propulsion Co
Women's Service Guild lays plans at Humboldt meeting
At Washington school the United Presbyterian Women hosted a Bethman Jr. PTA unit gathering in the auditorium. Mrs. Lassman led the program with Dixie Quincy and Mrs. Wood assisting. A White Cross project, apron fundraising, and small savings banks were discussed as the group plans for next term. Sp4 Larry J. Manion underwent surgery in El Paso and remains hospitalized at William Beaumont. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford visited Wichita relatives and his sister Betty during a Mother's Day in June.
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Humboldt
Uon
Medical Missions
Washington School
Women’s Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
PTA
Fred J. Lass
Bethman Jr
Future Kinany Group
Kindergaras
Alvin Wood
White Cross
Arti- Dixie Quincy
Quincy
Ing
Bob Rush
Lassman
Mmes
Clarence Lewline
Irvin Scarlett
Bob Coldis
Larry J. Manion
el Paso
The
Texas
Marion Manion
Manion Zaar
White Sands
N.M
William Beau
William Burtch
Mont Hospital
Wood
Floyd A. Craw
Ford and Children
Wichita
Herman Crawford
Betty
Othington
Kennedy and GOP clash on how to lift a slow economy
President Kennedy and Republicans trade sharp criticisms over how to revive growth. Kennedy pushes a legislative program including jobs for youth and Social Security funding of elder medical care while Dirksen and Halleck condemn his fiscal policy as slowing recovery and increasing federal spending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Milwaukee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
India Installs New President Radhakrishnan Takes Oath
New Delhi reports Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, 74, sworn in as India’s second president after Rajendra Prasad retires. He urged the nation’s 475 million people to settle religious and language disputes, having served 12 years as vice president.
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I AP
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
India
Radhakrishnan
Rajendra Prasad
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