Georgia Women Vanish After Memorial Day Trip To Jacksonville
Authorities probe slim clues in the strangling of two Georgian women Miss Althea Gitavio 43 and Miss Patricio Ann Howell 25 who vanished on Memorial Day after driving to Jacksonville to bet on dog races Their car found May 31 and a party planned at Orange Park Kennel Club ended with an alleged win of 177 dollars for a 2 5 daily double None of the women is yet identified in the missing persons inquiry and investigators pursue leads in Palmetto and vine woods southwest of the city The case touches a broader note as Congress considers a summer vacation with Speaker Sam Rayburn and Rep Robert R J Barry among those debating the issue The article also notes Barry’s view on family priorities amid this discussion.
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Laos Cease-Fire Stalemate Deepens as US Warns
In Geneva, Gromyko said resuming talks hinges on all parties agreeing to a ceasefire, while Pathet Lao advances prompt Western attacks on Padong. President Kennedy insists the US will stay in Geneva to seek a neutral Laos, amid calls for summer congressional recess rules and renewed Senate activity on vacations and family policy.
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Jehovah's Witnesses ministerial convention opens in city
About 300 ministers and family members from 16 congregations will attend a three day Jehovah's Witnesses convention at the National Guard Armory. Angelo C. Manera Jr. will deliver keynotes on Dedication and Baptism and on Bible Prophecy with baptismal services led by Orvie L. Stidham.
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National Guard
Jehovah's Witness
Angelo C. Manera Jr
Watchtower Bible and Tract! Society
Menera
Orvie L. Stidham
Columbia
Manera
Jefferson City memory returns as Pickett visits former paper
Arthur Pickett, son of a former Capital News owner, visits Jefferson City to see a changed landscape. Now division engineer for Los Angeles County, he recalls his boyhood paper routes in 1912 1914 and notes the city’s growth from his family’s former home at 928 Jefferson St and the newspaper’s relocation near the depot.
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Capital News
Jefferson City
Arthur Pickett
Gan Marina
Calif
Department of County Engineer
Los Angeles County
Pickett
Gordon Pickett
California
J. In
University of Kansas City
Jefferson St
Fillmore
Oscar G. Burch
First National Bank
State Street
Rome
West Germany and Adenauer Visitation Sparks Berlin Protests
The piece notes West German Chancellor Adenauer will visit Berlin next month amid protests described by ADN as the high point of provocations in West Berlin. Moscow warns the Soviet government will not ignore new international provocations by West Germany. The Allied position remains that Western Berlin is technically occupied but financially and administratively dependent on West Germany.
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U S to Bargain For Neutral Laos
President Kennedy stated the United States will seek a neutral, independent Laos under a ceasefire and press for a nuclear test ban. He emphasized the U S will stay in Geneva on test negotiations and abide by the draft treaty, insisting the fault lies not with the United States if a ceasefire and disarmament steps falter.
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Legislature debates fiscal plan for 1961 62
A Senate committee stalled a 11.1 billion plan for community mental health centers, with general revenue near 518.1 million for two years, surpassing last January’s budget. The panel funded the School Foundation at 224.1 million and adjusted welfare, old age and dependent care programs, aiming to align with caseloads and federal matching funds while setting a June 30 deadline before new allocations take effect.
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Experts named to discuss Cuban agricultural tractor proposal
A technical committee was formed to discuss tractor types and attachments to boost Cuban agriculture and living standards. Members include Roy Rainer of California, William Bishop of Tennessee, Duane Great House of the UAW, C. M. Hansen of Michigan State, J. B. Liljedahl of Purdue, and E. Schroeder of Oklahoma State. Estimated cost for 500 tractors is about 3 million dollars. Castro’s regime had seized prisoners tied to last April’s abortive invasion and the committee declined supplying the same model Castro requested, noting a D-8 for construction was his demand, while 50 of the 300 offered would clear land and the rest suit Cuban farming.
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University of California Agricultural Engineering Department
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University of Tennessee Extension Service
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UAW
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C. M. Hansen
Michigan State University
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Purdue University
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Oklahoma State University
Castro
Kennedy Scores Continue on Housing Bill Votes
Democratic senators Frank Church and Russell Long with Stuart Symington and Republican Hiram Fong backed Kennedy proposals. The administration won most housing related votes but lost on a case involving a $100 million land grant program for urban space. Sparkman secured approval to add 350 million for Small Business Administration loans to firms displaced by urban renewal and highway construction.
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Idaho
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Missouri
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Hawaii
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Rind
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Small Business Administration
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Missouri Senate Debates and Bills on Aid and Monuments
Lawmakers in Missouri consider bills funding aid to dependent children and a state food distribution program while advancing a plan for a national monument along the Current and Eleven Point rivers in the Ozarks. The session flags with dwindling attendance as debates on public defender offices, park work crews for youths, and bread labeling rules unfold.
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Bulk of Cooper Estate Bequeathed to Widow
Gary J. Cooper bequeathed the bulk of his estate to his widow Veronica after his death from cancer on May 13. The will, filed for probate, allocates ten thousand dollars to the Motion Picture Relief Funds and five thousand each to his brother Arthur in India California a nephew Howard Cooper and a niece Georgia Burton of Marion Ohio. It also leaves thirty one thousand dollars to Our Lady of Gethsemane Abbey Louisville Ky for the care of his mother and provides for his daughter Maria, 23, among other provisions.
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Rock Island Plans Fight to Stop Chicken Hauling
The Rock Island Railroad fights a court-ordered bond to carry thousands of chicks yearly, seeking a Supreme Court stay on a circuit ruling. Hatcheries in Eldon and along the line, backed by the Missouri Public Service Commission, press for transport of the poultry, while legal maneuvers stretch late in the season.
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