Aid for Cold War GI Bill Complicates School Aid Debate
Washington sources report a new complication in school aid legislation as the Senate Education subcommittee informally approves an extension of the defense act adding postwar GI benefits for cold war veterans. The measure, tied to private school loan programs, faces strong opposition in the House and from the Kennedy administration, with Rep. Teague likely to block passage if the Senate passes it.
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Bank of America clerk overpays gunman by mis reading note
Alameda California bank teller Elenore Miller mistook a gunman note reading 35 for 3500 and handed over 35 dollars. The would be robber walked away with only one percent of the intended amount after the error caused Miller to faint. In Pontiac Michigan a deputy left a pun filled remark on a theft report about a 10 year old hen from Orion Township.
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Monterey passengers take two hour Bay tour
Twenty passengers awaiting the Monterey’s Tuesday departure on a six week South Seas cruise spent Friday sightseeing in San Francisco Bay aboard the Harbor King tour boat.
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Feather dusters chase pigeons from rail office
The Southern Pacific Railroad in Ennis Texas installed bright colored feather dusters under the eaves to deter pigeons from the railroad office. The feathered deterrent kept the birds away, and no pigeons have returned.
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Weather conditions sweep central Florida with gusty squalls
Weather Eye reports squalls batter central Florida early Saturday with peak winds around 60 mph in Winter Haven and hail. Highs reach low 90s statewide, with scattered showers to cool. Orlando near an inch of rain in six hours. Miami sees heavy shower before dawn.
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Gulf Gate 1961 Pageant of Homes Models Priced
Eight furnished home models range from 12 995 to 29 995 with FHA financing from 395 down and 77 monthly payments. Location is U S 41 at Stickney Pt Road with advertising running in Over The Nation Gulf Gate.
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Big Probe Shifts TAMPA
The Florida burglary probe moves to Miami with a federal grand jury opening Wednesday. At least 25 Tampa area witnesses have been subpoenaed as Edward F. Boardman supervises the continued investigation into the December 27 Rasdale Armored Car Service Tampa office theft of 421 961 dollars.
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Beauty Show Chooses Miss Florida Finalist From Miami
Miss Miami known as Miss Charlotte Pittman won praise in the second round of the swim suit competition as 19 year old Pittman received a loud ovation from a large crowd. Thursday night’s winner was Miss Sue Wilson of Winter Haven. Pittman is sponsored by the Miami Jaycees and stands five feet five inches tall weighing 118 pounds with vital statistics 35-23-35 as 35 contestants prepare for the final selection of Miss Florida.
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U S College Queen Is Pat Weaver
Patricia Weaver a 19 year old Wilson College student from Pittsburgh was crowned the 1961 national college queen at a five day event. She is the daughter of Westinghouse executive Charles H Weaver who serves as vice president in charge of atomic power. Bonnie Jean Schafer a University of Cincinnati freshman won second place.
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No One Is Surplus Ordains New Labor Term
Labor Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg bans the phrase labor surplus, saying no one is surplus. He states unemployment reflects failure to use human resources and areas of distress will be called areas of substantial unemployment in a memo to department officials.
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Hargis Book On Communist America Sparks Debate
Billy James Hargis' book Communist America Must It Be appears in a 12 part series, continuing on page 29, drawing reader interest and discussion about anti communist works in this period.
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Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes Opens for Inspection
Kensington Park hosts the 1961 Cavalcade of Homes and a 1 acre recreation center for public viewing from 9 a.m. to dusk. Homes priced from 11 950 with 375 down under the advertising offer.
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General Warren warns Reds over Korea invasion risk
At Panmunjom Maj. Gen. Warren of the U.S. Air Force told North Korea's Communists the UN would decisively destroy any repeat of the 1950 invasion. He spoke at the 142nd Military Armistice Commission meeting on the eve of the Korean War's 11th anniversary, amid charges from the Communists against American imperialists.
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Jackie Turns To Decorating Blair House
First Lady Mrs John F Kennedy starts interior decorating at Blair House across from the White House. She rearranges art objects and positions the Lowestoft porcelain collection to improve display as chiefs of state stay there.
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U S stance firm in Berlin crisis plans mute
The United States delivers a firm but not belligerent note over the Berlin crisis. Secretary McNamara says no immediate plans to reinforce the Berlin garrison or Europe forces, while NATO questions may require summer talks at headquarters. Allies seek a united approach against Soviet Khrushchev’s threat.
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Tractor Deal Dead Blame Castros Stalling Ends Negotiations
DETROIT AP The Tractors for Freedom swap with Cuba to free 1 214 prisoners failed after Castro rejected terms and demanded 28 million in cash or equipment. The committee led by Reuther Roosevelt and Eisenhower folded, saying Castro ruined the chance for freedom and food aid. It noted Kennedy distancing the government from any exchange.
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Poisoning Case Break Seen In Tampa Children
Authorities pursue tests to confirm an organophosphate poisoning theory after two children die and three playmates fall ill from exposure while playing with a bag near paradione. Nine year old Mildred Bryan died. her brother Thomas died next. Randall Bryan remains critical or serious. Patricia Rodriguez and Adrian Rodriguez in poor to fair condition.
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State presses probe office among teens
Tampa ap The state attorney's office says it will spend three more weeks probing a prostitution pornography ring that allegedly coerced at least two teenage girls. The investigation ties a nudist camp a plush motel and a Tampa modeling agency to the ring. Four men are free on bond. police vice squad led a three month inquiry questioning more than 100 would be models and subpoenaing 30 others.
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Miss Arlington's Florida contest cheer from a boy back home
A Miss Florida contestant, Miss Arlington Lydia Pendleton, receives daily telegrams candy and flowers from a boy back home whose identity remains unknown. The gifts suggest a long distance admirer backing her in the pageant.
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X15 Pilot Breaks Speed Record at Edwards AFB
Maj Robert White reached 3 690 mph claiming the suit’s pressure inflate saved his life as the X15 cockpit failed at peak speed. He climbed to 108 000 feet over the Mojave Desert while the aircraft endured extreme heat and wind friction.
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