CREP Hearts Game Fest to Honor Chanute Drum Corps
The Chanute Drum and Bugle Corps of 33 members under Maxine Comstock will march at halftime of Wilson Field House events on Saturday. They will join a pregame dinner with the University at the Commons as guests before the CREP Hearts game. DETROIT AP: Resident Uffe Olesen seeks a workaround for horn noise from a new swimming pool near his home, prompting city action to curb violators. LONDON AP: A London cat with a gold tooth was found and returned to owner Mrs. Sarah Sharman. PAW PAW AP: Donald Weede, 22, faces trial for leaving the scene after allegedly driving into a parked Sheriff’s car, causing $200 damage.
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Weather County Forecast Brisk North Winds and Snow Flurries
Partly cloudy to cloudy with brisk northerly winds 25 to 35 mph and only a small temperature rise this afternoon. Brief snow flurries possible this afternoon ending by evening, then clearing and turning colder tonight. Mostly fair and continued cold Saturday with highs around 30 this afternoon, lows 10 to 15, and Saturday highs in the middle 30s.
Jet Airliner Crashes Killing 4 Crew Members
A DC8B airliner of Aero Inaves de Mexico crashed after takeoff in a blizzard near Idlewild Airport. Of 106 aboard, 102 escaped, at least 26 injured, four crew members reported dead including pilot Captain Ricardo Gonzales. Surviving passengers fled amid flames, while investigators probed the crash scene and weather conditions.
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Beard Contest Prizes Set by Franklin County Chautauqua
Franklin County Chautauqua Association outlines prizes for beard categories at a May 8 judging session. Top prize a electric razor, second $10 plus third place shave. fines for beardless or nonparticipants fund Kangaroo Court. Women’s dress prizes also announced. costumes encouraged through Centennial Week.
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Bosses' Night Planned by Ottawa Jaycees at Colbern's
Ottawa Jaycees announce their annual Bosses' Night at Colbern's next Tuesday at 7 p.m. About 60 Jaycees and bosses have registered. Rear Admiral William R. Terrell will speak on civil defense after a program that includes the Distinguished Service Award for a Franklin County resident aged 21 to 36 and Bosses' Awards plus an Outstanding Young Farmer award.
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Kansas City Fed appoints George H. Clay as president
Kansas City AP reports George H. Clay 49, the bank's general counsel and administrator, was elected Thursday to be president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City replacing H. Gavin Leedy who retires next month.
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Kennedy Invites World To Join In Quest For Peace
The inaugural morning in Washington featured John F. Kennedy taking the oath as the 35th president amid a snow blanketing Capitol grounds. He urged cooperation and a "new world of law" with the Communists, after a brief Mass and a breakfast that defied Catholic fast rules for inauguration day. President-elect Kennedy rode with Eisenhower to the Capitol, sharing a moment of coffee and cordiality before the ceremony.
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Kennedy health reported excellent on eve of oath
Doctors Eugene J. Cohen and Janet Travell stated that President Kennedy’s health remains excellent after a physical exam this month. Travell, who treated his back injury from college days, noted the flare-up was connected to a World War II PT boat incident.
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Newsman Acquitted In Murder Trial
Hermann Missouri AP Crime reporter Theodore C Link was acquitted of first degree murder by a Cir court jury on the first ballot. Link 55 a veteran St Louis Post Dispatch reporter faced charges for slaying Clarence Calvin 35 a handyman once linked to his summer home near St Albans The killing occurred July 11 at burned ruins Calvin armed with a hoe and knife charged claimed self defense Two shotgun blasts and three revolver shots felled him.
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Inaugural Parade Delights Cold Weather in Washington
Washington woke to 20 degree cold as Kennedy’s inaugural parade drew thousands along Pennsylvania Avenue. Soldiers, bands, and floats, including a Navy PT boat, lined the route from Capitol to the White House while security and logistics mobilized 3000 workers and 550 snowplows to clear the way.
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Kennedy inaugural address calls for global peace and inspection
President Kennedy in his first moments in office appeals to the Communist world for a new beginning of peace. He affirms U S resolve, rejects weakness, and pledges aid to underdeveloped nations while urging cooperation and a hemispheric defense against aggression. He frames a new era of restraint and strong moral leadership.
Ike Up Early For Final Day In White House
On his last day in the White House President Eisenhower rose early to finish letters with Cabinet Room duties due to painting. He breakfasted on orange juice rare steak toast and coffee then met Kennedy for coffee before inauguration. He bade farewell to Filipino stewards and signed mail before planning to leave for Gettysburg after a midafternoon departure.
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Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log 24 Hours Toll
Kansas traffic death log lists fatalities within a 24 hour period ending at 9 a.m. Three people are reported dead in separate accidents across the state. Authorities release details on locations and causes as investigations continue.
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