Destitute Farmer Dies. Bonds Found Amid Farm Debris
Lathrop Missouri AP reports Herman Timm, 63, died at his dilapidated farmhouse. Investigators found 31,100 dollars in government bonds amid trunks and boxes. Death ruled natural causes. Timm lived alone as a hermit, near Converse south of Lathrop, about 35 miles northeast of Kansas City. He left a brother and two sisters, and was believed destitute. Sheriff said he had about 10 dollars cash. bonds had matured long ago.
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United States Re-examines Europe Policy Under Kennedy
Washington officials begin a detailed review of European policy focusing on continued integration and Atlantic defense. The White House signals no expected changes, despite De Gaulle’s opposition, stressing US position with allies while deferring major decisions to European nations.
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London
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rusk
No Separate Maintenance For Him No Separate Maintenance For Him
Lydia Nicholas, 34, told police her husband Dale, 32, tied her up and gagged her after a December separation. He allegedly hid in the attic, living on bread and other food while threatening to call police to untie her. Police are seeking Nicholas.
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Calif
Lydia Nicholas
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Dale
Nicholas
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