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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1962

Page

3

Markets Slip After Rally as Volume Dwindles

New York trading closed modestly lower after a volatile week. The Dow Jones average fell 5.07 to 611.05, the S&P 500 eased to 59.38, and volume was about six million shares. Traders described sentiment as cautious with buyouts fading and profits being booked as the market retreated from earlier gains.

New York New York, Stock Exchange Rossés Key Dan. Jones Standard & Poor International Business Machines Xerox U.S. Steel Polaroid

Vinton High School Hit by Suspected Fires

State fire marshal officials planned a Friday visit to Vinton to probe a Thursday night blaze at Washington high School. Three separate fires damaged the guidance counselor’s office, a waste basket, and the band room, with matches found in the filing cabinet. Estimated damage starts at $6,000, with repainting likely increasing the total.

Gazette Vinton Washington High School M. A. MacAllister MacAllister

Innocent Plea in Farm Slayings Near Martinsburg

Gayne Gilbert Smith, 24, charged with five counts of murder for the killings of five members of the Andrew McBeth farm family near Martinsburg, pled not guilty and waived to the grand jury. He was captured after a three day manhunt in southern Town. The district court term begins in October. Belongings of the victims remain missing as the search continues.

District ‘Court Andrew McBeth Martinsburg Keokuk County John Wallerich

India protests border talks with China and Pakistan

New Delhi protests negotiations on border demarcation with China and Pakistan, warning of grave consequences. Government, led by Deputy Foreign Minister Dinesh, states Kashmir remains an inalienable part of the Indian Union and rejects any provisional territorial arrangements.

New ‘Delhi India China Pakistan Kashmir Dineshment

U N Command Plans Weeklong Counter-Thrust Drill

Seoul reports the United Nations command will conduct a weeklong training exercise labeled Counter-thrust. The exercise aims to test coordination and rapid response among allied forces.

Seoul UPE U.N. Command

CR Woman Dies Of Injuries In Truck Crash Near Manchester

A Cedar Rapids woman died from injuries suffered in a car truck crash near Manchester on a Wednesday. Four other Smith family members remained hospitalized at University Hospitals Iowa City and St. Luke's. Dolly Grace Smith, Debbie Smith, and Jeffrey Smith are listed in fair or serious condition. The deceased, 27 year old Dolly Grace Smith, is survived by her mother and stepfather, father, two sisters, and two brothers. She was active in Kenwood Methodist Church and local organizations. Services held at Kenwood Methodist Church with burial at Cedar Memorial.

Smith University Iowa City Kathryn St. Luke’s Debbie Jeffrey Dolly Grace Smith Rapids St Joseph Dow McQueen Cedar Rapids Guy L. McBride Peoria Dorothy Moore Marion Ruby Hall Chester N. J Robert McBride Ray McBride Seattle Wash

Nudist Camp on Public Lands Accused by Auditors

Government auditors charged the Agriculture Department with allowing a brothel and a nudist colony to operate on public land in the Tonto National Forest Arizona and Boise National Forest Idaho. The GAO urged prompt review of all mining claims on forest lands and noted misuse of federal sites including permanent homes sites and museums.

David Banka Washington UPD Agriculture, Department of General Accounting Office House of Ill Repute Tonto National Forest Ariz Boise National Forest Idaho GAO Congress Agriculture Department National Forest Prvice Edward Crafts Forest Service FBI

Rampage Ends In Capture At VA Hospital Shootout

A berserk patient at the VA hospital in Pittsburgh killed Dr. Daniel Thaw and wounded Patrolman Horace McDaniels in a two hour gun confrontation. Police used tear gas and an armored car to force the man, William Palla, 27, of Wilmerding, to surrender.

Pittsburgh Veterans’ Administration William Palla Wilmerding Palla Daniel Thaw Leech Farm Washington Boulevard Polla Palila Cspital Thaw James Slusser Horace McDaniels McDaniels

Plea Talked of to JFK or Freeman by Estes

A dated Agriculture Department report quotes Billie Sol Estes saying he would take his complaint about cotton allotment rules directly to Secretary Freeman and, if needed, President Kennedy. He says he relied on his attorney John Dennison and associates to keep transfers legal, noting they studied regulations and contacted local officials before transfers.

Richard Powers Washington Agriculture Department Billie Sol Estes Ines Department Secretary of Agriculture Freeman Kennedy John Dennison Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Estes Associated Press Molybdenia Wash Co

Stockpile probes widen as Eisenhower era roles come under scrutiny

Washington AP A Senate inquiry finds two clear conflicts of interest and estimates taxpayers face a loss exceeding a billion dollars in the defense stockpile. The Office of Emergency Planning fires a consultant and asks the Justice Department to probe an apparent conflict involving George Bumphrey and stockpile contracts.

Washington Office of Emergency Planning Justice Department Senate Symington D-Mo Subcommittee George Bumphrey Treasury Eisenhower Aitorbi Abel Shay John Morgan Reece ibutAaptes Office of Defense Justice Congressional Thej Eisenhower Administra- Estes

Eichmann Defiant as He Goes to Gallows

Adolf Eichmann walked to the gallows at Ramleh prison near Tel Aviv and was executed for his role in the Nazi plan to exterminate six million Jews. He remained cool and unre pentant, spurning a hood, and gave last words praising his belief in God and bidding farewell to his family. His death closed a 14 year Israeli chapter since the capture in Argentina.

Eichmann Garren Hudgins Tel Aviv Adolf Eichmann Nazi Germany Taté Israel Gestapo Ramleh Hitler Mediterranean Germany Argentina Austria

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