Possible Death Sentence Hangs Over Accused Spy
Robert Glenn Thompson, 29, a former Air Force veteran, faces a possible death sentence on charges he sold military secrets to the Soviet Union with three Russians. Co-conspirator Boris Karpovich expelled. Thompson released on bail. Indictment alleges espionage from 1957 to 1963, with $1,700 in payments and 13 overt acts across Berlin, Long Island, New York, Detroit, Washington and Great Falls.
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New York
Robert Glenn Thompson
Husky Air Force
Soviet Union
State Department
Boris V. Karpovich
Washington
Thompson
U.S
Joseph E. Hoey
Line
Air Force Ofefice of Special Investigation
Berlin
Patricia
Karen
Dean
Hewsmen
East
West Berlin
Long Island
Detroit
Great Falls
Mont. Thompson
Air Force
Labrador
United States
FBI
Sidney Sieben
Germany
Karpovich
United Nations
John Kurlinsky
Fedor Kudahskin
Steven
Kudashkin
Bay Shore
N.Y
Joe
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Robert Thompson
U. S
Hutchinson attorney accused of giving minors liquor
Kenneth Ehling a Hutchinson attorney faces a misdemeanor trial for providing liquor to a minor after a 16 year old testified Ehling arranged to obtain three liquor bottles for a party on Oct 16 and served drinks at Ehling's home. Witnesses included 16 year olds Bill Weins and Steven Colley, plus a Dodge City liquor store clerk and Kansas Supreme Court Justice John Fontron as a character witness.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Kenneth Ehling
Hutchinson
Ehling
Ebling
Andrew Schoeppel
Steven Colley
Jesse Hicks
Dodge City
John Fontron
Kansas Supreme Court
Reno County District Court
Bar Association
Wyandotte County Faces Contaminated Wells Study Planned
Wyandotte County samples show 90 of 100 wells contaminated prompting a county wide study. Health officials note 200 hepatitis cases last year, the highest in the state. No one will be forced to test or take corrections. about 200 testing kits distributed. general well sampling to begin Monday.
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Kansas City, Kan
Wyandotte County
James Grohnsky
Health Department
Wyandotte
Howard Duncan
Topeka
State Board of Health
Correc
Burch Faces Push to Oust GOP Chair as Bliss Succeeds
Washington AP - GOP National Chairman Dean Burch pledges unity and a comeback plan while foes claim they command enough votes to remove him. Ohio GOP chair Ray Bliss is named as a potential successor, with Sen. Hugh Scott backing ouster efforts and moderates split within the party.
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Washington
Rpublican
Dean Burch
Ray Bliss
Bliss
Ohio State Gop
Burch
National Committee
Chicago
Goldwater
Batle
Hugh Scott
Church
Scott
GOP
More Time For Design For Supersonic Transport
Seattle AP report says Boeing and Lockheed received two extra months for final SST design work. Magnuson says FAA extended air frame study contracts through February with $750,000 from FAA and $250,000 each month from the two firms. Proposals were submitted November 1 and sent to FAA administrator Halaby with no further details released.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
U. S
Warren G. Magnuson
DeWash
Magnuson
Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
Najeeb E. Halaby
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Peoples National Bank
Robert B. Anderson
Bennett Creamery Co
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Bennett Creamery Co. Co
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W. B. DeVilbiss
J. W. Dickerson
Milo M. Hewitt
Ottawa Savings & Loan
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Margaret 5. Huderson
George E. Lister
Thomas F. Porter
Porter-Spears
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George &. Sister
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Margaret S. Hudelson
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