Indictments in Slaying of Washington Lawyer
Arlington County grand jury indicts two Philadelphia men, Andrew Staffieri 20 and Larry Richman 17, for the stabbing and beating death of Washington lawyer Jack E. Cochrane 48 in his apartment. Judge Emery J. Hosmer ordered psychiatric exams for the accused. exams slated to be admitted to court in June.
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Arlington
Arlington County
Philadelphia
Weiner
Washington
Jack E. Cochrane
Emery J. Hosmer
Andrew Staffieri
Larry S. Richman
Nigeria seeks more Peace Corps volunteers
Nigeria's Senate president Dennis Chuhude Osadebay and House Speaker Ibrahim Jalo Waziri thanked the United States for Peace Corps volunteers and urged Washington to send more. They spoke at an African American Institute banquet, praising the volunteers and signaling continued parliamentary support.
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Washington
Nigeria
United States
Dennis Chuhude Osadebay
Nigerian Senate
Ibrahim Jalo Waziri
African-American Institute
Labor Department Employes Get Exercise Room
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg inaugurated a new exercise room for department employees. He said the department would be the most physically fit in the administration and encouraged use of the punching bag weights and exercise bike. Department employees contributed money to pay for the equipment.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
Mt. Pleasant News Briefs Highlight Local Visits
Mt. Pleasant reports a June 12 Home Demonstration Club meeting at the home of Mrs. and Paulette Wilcox. Harrisonburg residents spent the weekend with Mrs. Christine Milhon and family. Mabel Perry joined daughter Mary Russell at Senseng Road for a supper. Dinner guests at Clayton Milhon’s home included Vinor Milhon and two sons, Clifton and Jerry, plus Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Brewer and sons Job and Paul, Patsy Milhon, and Dorothy Rhynard and Paul ette Wilcox.
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Mabel Perry
MT. Pleasant
West Frederick
Johnny Brewer
Job and Paul
Patsy Milhon
Dorothy Rhynard
Paulette Wilcox
210 Techmen Receive Reserve Military Commissions
In a Miles Stadium ceremony at Virginia Tech 210 seniors were awarded reserve commissions. Second lieutenants bars went to 142 students entering the Army, 63 into the Air Force, and five to the Marines with Carlisle P. Runge presenting the commissions.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
Miles Stadium
Air Force
Marines
Soldier Held In Slaying At Bedford
A young Army soldier, Douglas Mullanax, career on leave from Germany, is jailed on a murder charge after he shot his stepfather Francis Pendleton Wilson, 38, as Wilson sat in a car in Bedford County. Police say a family argument preceded the shooting.
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Bedford
Francis Pendleton Wilson
Rt. 1
Lynchburg
Douglas Mullanax
Bedford County
Rucker Mitchell
Mullanax
Germany
Petree Seatee
Stan
Rucker
Wilson
Broiler Price Dip Forecast in Virginia and National Trends
Virginia expects a slight two to three week dip in broiler prices with a maintained overall level above 1961. June to July supplies show a 20 percent drop from last year. July and August prices depend on export demand. Eggs remain plentiful in Virginia with prices down three to four cents, while promotions and merchandising efforts push retail demand.
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Virginia
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Virginia Department of Agriculture
New York
Florida Grows Cuban Leaf Tobacco in 100 Acre Crop
In Quincy Florida AP reports west Florida Growers harvest and process 100 acres of Cuban leaf tobacco. They say strong demand exists as the United States embargoes Cuban products, creating a ready market for the leaf.
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Quincy, Fla
West Florida
United States
Bee safety advice from Florida health board
The Florida Board of Health warns that calm disengagement is best when bees threaten you and advises avoiding flowery perfumes and dark clothing. If stung, apply calamine lotion to the affected area.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Florida Board of Health
U S Army Helicopter Pilot Wounded in Vietnam Mission
An Army helicopter pilot attached to the 8th Transportation Company was wounded slightly on a Sunday morning mission in South Vietnam. Officials withheld the pilot’s identity. The operation supported Vietnamese efforts against Communist guerrillas.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
8Th Transportation Company
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