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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
3
After an eighty day strike Jacksonville bus drivers will vote tonight on a agreement reached by negotiators led by federal mediator Gordon A. Duncan. The full details were not released and an fare hike is anticipated with the wage demand cited at 18 cents above the basic 1.61 per hour.
Trenton trip planned for Saturday with cane 2 or 3 noted. contact number 6-5972 for details.
Police probe a family murder in Vancouver B C after the father David Pauls failed to report to work. The bodies of Pauls his wife and their 12 year old daughter Dorothy were found battered and shot in their blood spattered home with no murder weapons or motive yet established. Dorothy was reported missing from school and investigators fear possible sexual assault against the girl. The autopsy shows both parents shot in the head and beaten with a blunt instrument. The girl died in her blood stained bed with her head battered beyond recognition.
A flaming Air Force T33 trainer from Vance AFB crashed into a four room frame house five miles northeast of Ponca City during a rainstorm killing two people and possibly a third. Mrs. Cora Harman was killed. her husband Dick Harman found in the yard. Parachutes lay nearby as wreckage spread over six acres.
Governor McNichols seeks emergency funds as Colorado faces a 110 million dollar wheat crop and hay shortages. White House rejection prompts appeal to the Agriculture Department for up to 14 million dollars, with state and landowner cost sharing. Range spraying begins. roadside weed control to follow.
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan met Canadian officials in Ottawa to pursue international talks begun in Washington. He planned discussions with Prime Minister John Diefenbaker and Sidney Smith on commonwealth trade, disarmament, and a potential summit with the Soviet Union. He warned a summit must be credible and indicated progress toward possible disarmament steps.
Twenty contestants remain in the 31st national spelling bee with 12 girls and 8 boys still at bat. Prizes range from 1 000 dollars for the top winner to 25 dollars for 50 others. Notable entrants include 14 year old Roger W. Lewis Jr. of Greensboro and District of Columbia champ Betty Morgan.
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