Two Americans win delay in Bahama slaying trial
In Nassau Bahamas two Americans Billy W. Lees and Alvin Table Jr. won a postponement in a murder and kidnapping case after defense counsel cited a “very important point” needing investigation in Miami. They are accused of killing a Florida boat owner and marooning six others during a spring voyage.
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High Seas
Billy W. Lees
Etowah
Ark
Alvin Table, Jr
Bridgetown
N.J
Florida
Bahaman Island
Ralph Campbell
Table
Eugene Dupuch
Miami
Fla
Geoffrey Johnstone
Thesto Pre
Handley Defends Tax Policy Amid Indiana Politics
INDIANAPOLIS Handley says a tax raise would be inexcusable given the current budget balance and revenue available while outlining a 1961 63 approach that preserves local funding and school support. He warns against undermining Hoosier home rule as reapportionment debates loom.
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Women's Bureau
Washington
Department
Legisla Labor
Iture
Bulletin-Herald Classifieds
PHS decries U S streams pollution as national disgrace
Surgeon General Le Roy E Burney called water pollution a national disgrace endangering current and future health. At the National Conference on Water Pollution 1 500 delegates from government industry and civic groups gathered to plan a clean water program. The Public Health Service estimated a 210.6 billion cost over the next 10 years to clean streams and lakes.
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UPS
U.S. Public Health Service
PHS
le ‘Roy E. Burney
Burney
Eisen
Hower
Arthur Flemming
United States
Public Health Service
Stretroame
Takac
Bowles Shifts To Public Life In Kennedy Era
Chester Bowles 59 of Essex Conn chosen as undersecretary of state in the Kennedy administration. A former advertising man who retired at 40, Bowles led a varied public career from 1942 OPA director to 1943 national OPA chief, and later governor hopeful. He described his program as competent liberalism and acknowledged overreach in his two year Connecticut term before a 1950 defeat.
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United Press International
Chester Bowles
Essex Conn
Kennedy
Bowles
Connecticut
Office of Price Administration
OPA
Alarm Misunderstood Fire Destroys Trailer in Barre Mass
A trailer home owned by Mr. and Mrs Eden Dickey and their two children burned to the ground after firefighters misread an alarm bell as a school closure signal due to heavy snow. No injuries reported. Charlotte Lorraine McLaughlin, 190 graduate of Madison Heights High School, began executive secretarial studies at International College on Dec 5 1990.
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Earl Kirkpatrick
Fletcher St
Air Force
Lackland
Texas
Usaf Hospital
San Francisco
Calif
Franklin College
Barre
Mass
UPI
Eden Dickey
Dickey
Charlotte Lorraine McLaughlin
Madisor
Heights High School
International College
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