Kin Slain Case Brings Confessions And Suspicions
In Hedrick near Gayne Gilbert Smith is jailed on five murder counts after a stepmother body was found behind a house. He denies involvement while his attorney notes he later confessed to forging three checks totaling 770 dollars. The Cedar Rapids area woman, Juanita Smith, 46, died from a blow to the head and throat wounds.
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Gayno' Smith
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Juanita Smith
Gayne
Patsy Lou McBeth
Andrew McBeth
Martinsburg
Andrew
Dora May
Amos
Anna
Donna McBeth Kellogg
Meth-Wick Money Need Is Reported
Meth-Wick Manor faces a financial crisis with total capital needs reaching 769 500 dollars due to higher building costs and slower resident growth. The conference budget committee will report Wednesday as sponsors consider a five point capital funds program to cover operating losses taxes and debt while Wick Foundation backs the effort.
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Arthur Schuldt
Meth-Wick
Schuldt
Laos progress urged as Kennedy and Khrushchev seek unity
President Kennedy told Premier Khrushchev to avoid untoward actions that might disrupt Laos progress and urged joint Geneva efforts to solidify the new coalition government. The three Lao factions agreed to neutrality and independence but face integration of armed forces while the US pledges economic aid if the regime honors its pledge.
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UPI
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Khrushchev
Laos
Rusk
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Entertainer testifies union ostracism after libel suit
Dick Jones testified before a senate subcommittee that the American Guild of Variety Artists imposed a silent-treatment ban on him after he won damages from Jackie Bright. He accused union leaders of tyranny and failing to enforce fair contracts, noting possible employment bans for complainers.
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
American Guild of Variety Artists
Jackie Bright
Bright
Ervin
D-N.c
McClellan
D-Ark
Agwa National Board
U S Special Forces Trained Latin Forces Against Insurgents
Washington reports that 12 member anti guerrilla teams from the Seventh Special Forces Group based at Fort Bragg have operated in Latin America over the past year. The purpose was to train native troops in counter insurgency methods amid concerns over pro Cuba activities. Names of nations were not disclosed.
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Latin America
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N. C
Newsday
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N. Y
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Yanks Observe Soviet Nuclear Tests Spycraft
American experts plan to snoop after Soviet atmospheric blasts. U S submarines and high flying aircraft may track Russian tests near Arctic regions. Air sampling over Alaska collects radioactive debris for analysis in laboratories.
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Russia
Christmas
Johnston Islands
Pacific
Novaya Zemlya
Arctic
U. S
Alaskan
Mary Garden Sings Again in Hospital
Mary Garden, an 85 year old famed opera star, sang again while recovering from a fall that broke both arms. She performed for an unusual audience in Aberdeen Scotland.
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Mary Garden
Aberdeen
Scotland
Aberdeen Dance Hall Opes In Memory of Billie Garden
Billie Garden, famed soprano known as Aberdeen's golden voice, sang for patients in a Royal Infirmary ward. Born Aberdeen 1877, she lived in Chicago and Paris before debuting in New York and Thais in 1907. After retiring in 1934 she returned home and was recognized in hospital before singing from a balcony.
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Paris
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America
Estes and Wheeler deny claims of collusion with Estes
Roy McGhee reports Maynard Wheeler president of Commercial Solvents Corp denies allegations by Frank Cain that he and Estes discussed Estes joining the firm in Europe or Brazil. Wheeler testifies the relationship was only that of customer and supplier as a House subcommittee probes possible influence buying by Estes in grain storage.
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Washington
UPI
Billie Sol Estes
West Texas
Estes
Europe
Brazil
Maynard Wheeler
Commercial Solvents Corp
House
Department of Agriculture
Frank Cain
Texas
Wheeler
Late Selling Drives Stocks Down Near Close
The New York market fluctuated through the session with stocks bobbing but finishing sharply lower after renewed selling pressure. Traders pulled back as the day ended, leaving markets in a weak position.
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New York
Boy Killed by Cousin During Cowboys and Indians Game
In Bunkie Louisiana Ricky Daigrepont aged five was accidentally shot and killed by his twelve year old cousin during a pretend cowboys and Indians game. Police said the cousin picked up a real gun and fired it without knowing it was loaded.
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Bunkie, la
Ricky Daigrepont
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