Missing Parrish farmer Gettis Lee eight days after disappearance
Eight days into the Parrish case no one is in custody for the disappearance and death of Gettis E. Lee and his wife. Authorities report minimal new information as FBI and state investigators pursue blood evidence, torn shirt, and bolita tickets from an Ellenton shack.
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Governor Arrives in Gaza as UN Forces Normalize Rule
Maj. Gen. Hassan Abdel Bei lands in Gaza with a 72 man escort as UNEF units receive him amid Arab cheers. In London, British parties push for UN action while Bevan urges backing Israel’s Gaza withdrawal and a UN role in securing a lasting solution.
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Atomic weapons reported in West Germany by German government
West German officials confirmed that American forces in West Germany are armed with atomic weapons including projectiles, rockets and bombs. A British official noted atom bombs and carriers had been in the area for some time and NATO forces now have delivery capacity though not yet possessed. No hydrogen bombs were believed stored in Germany.
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Chimp Betsy's Art Sparks Berkeley Exhibition Row
Berkeley artists debated Betsy the chimpanzee’s paintings at a public meeting with mixed views. A sample of Betsy’s work will go to Baltimore Zoo for critique by a six member jury next Wednesday.
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Blizzard Strikes Midwest. Dozens Isolated and Fatalities Reported
A heavy March blizzard swept the northern Midwest causing widespread isolation of towns across Minnesota Iowa the Dakotas and Nebraska with at least six deaths. Wind gusts reached 70 mph driving snow drifts and zero visibility while travel power and telephone services were disrupted and schools closed. Snow measured up to six inches in parts of Minnesota as the storm moved toward the Great Lakes region bringing a sharp drop in temperatures from 71 to below freezing in Chicago.
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Minnie Dons Dark Glasses Weather Reminder
Sarasota forecast notes partial cloudiness with scattered showers and intervals of sun. Tonight and Saturday bring more showers as a southwest wind shifts, with a high of 77 to 84 degrees and daytime readings showing 72.5 at 9:30 a.m. Barometer 30.
Flower show winners and Gene Goodman remarks feature
Interior newspaper notes list flower show winners with photos on page 6 and quote Benny Goodman's brother Gene about musicians being born yet needing hard work. Also mentions Sailor Circus warming up for its annual show and a Florida Gold Coasters glimpse of Ted Williams on page 12.
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VA General Services Among Leading Budget Victims
The House Appropriations Committee cut 516.993 million from 1958 spending plans for 18 government agencies, targeting major reductions at the Veterans Administration General Services Administration and Civil Defense Administration. VA faced about four percent less, largely from pensions, readjustment benefits and hospitals. The GSA saw two thirds of its cut earmarked for materials purchases.
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Teamsters Official Brewster Faces Senate Fund Handling Quiz
Senate investigators question Frank W. Brewster about alleged misuse of union funds and links to Seattle vice operations. Hoffa bribery probes continue as grand jurors review Cheasty and Fishbach connections. Final Portland hearing approaches closing.
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Union Leaders Pass Hat for Hoffa Portrait
New York report says a committee of union leaders collected funds for a life size painting of James R. Hoffa after his arrest on tampering charges. Nicholas A. Volpe was tapped as artist for the oil portrait tied to a Detroit dinner that raised 268625 dollars for a Jimmy Hoffa children's home in Israel.
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Firemen Honor Leukemia Victim in Glens Falls
A bright red fire truck escorted by the police chief fire chief and sheriff's deputies carried Barry home from Glens Falls Hospital yesterday. Barry is ill with leukemia.
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Soviets Reassess Arms to Middle East Amid Training Shift
Washington reports secret intelligence suggesting Soviet Russia is pulling back on supplying jet aircraft and weapons to Egypt Syria and other Arab states. Moscow and Czechoslovakia are expanding mechanized training for Arab technicians behind the Iron Curtain as Egyptian pilots and technicians study in Russia and Czechoslovakia. Syrians at the leadership level are reportedly being curbed by older officials amid growing leftist influence and fear of renewed conflict in the region.
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