House OKs Huge Budget for Military
In Frankfurt Kentucky the House approved a large peacetime military budget totaling 47.8 billion for the next fiscal year. The measure funds 18 percent for strategic weapons and includes plans for more Polaris submarines and Minuteman missiles. The bill, 67.5 million below Kennedy’s request, would support 2.68 million active and reserve personnel and outlines future military construction and aid.
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Three-Man Board to Settle Pan Am Pilots Dispute
A three man arbitration board will decide the ongoing dispute between Pan American World Airways and its jet airliner crews. The panel includes Dr. George Taylor, Lee Kaiser, and George Foster, with proceedings to determine binding arbitration outcomes influencing related talks at Trans World, Eastern, and American Airlines.
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Stolen Lincoln Photo Returned To Oyster Bay Museum
A missing autographed 5x8 inch Abraham Lincoln photo, once displayed at the Theodore Roosevelt Museum in Oyster Bay, was returned by mail in a frame-less condition with an anonymous apology note. The item had been missing for about a month and was found wrapped in cardboard and brown paper.
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Roosevelt Mansion
Locigno Faces New Trial on Cohen Murder Conspiracy
Los Angeles officials report trial charges against Cohen and four other men in the Whalen-Sherman Oaks shooting case were reduced. Judge Lewis Drucker ordered a new murder trial for Sam Frank Locigno set for April 25, marking his third trial on the charge. The proceedings stem from a Dec. 2, 1959 incident with Cohen present and claims of perjury and insufficient evidence to prove aiding or abetting.
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Britain's Entry Talk For Common Market Opens in London
London ministers plan a meeting to discuss Britain's potential entry into the European Common Market. Prime Minister Macmillan indicated the talks would begin in London as the first step in a broader Commerce arrangement with Commonwealth partners.
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Fragmentary notice from a coastal bureau post
Fragmented OCR text references the Bureau of Circulars and a Sunday event at Kona Beach. Names and details are incomplete, with garbled phrases implying a postal or official notice related to a second class matter and a meeting or activity at a beach location.
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