Unionists Face Senate Probe Over Missing Pension Funds
Washington AP reports a labor union case where members shifted locals but the pension fund allegedly remained, attracting Senate Rackets Investigating Committee scrutiny. McClellan notes the probe's magnitude as 20 000 letters are reviewed. names are withheld for now. staffers index and check letters for possible pro reps.
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Washington
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Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
McClellan
Prores
Paul Kamerick
Sears Shopping Center Plans Move Forward in Sarasota
Plans for a multi million dollar Sears Roebuck and Co. shopping center on the South Trail in Sarasota proceed after the City Board of Adjustment denied setbacks exceptions. Realtor Art Clark says the same plan will be sent to the City Commission on April 15. The site lies between Bahia Vista and Prospect Streets, fronting the South Trail, with local labor and materials where possible and a two story store, service station at Bahia Vista South Trail corner, plus a large parking area.
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City Commission
Art Clark
Sarasota Realtor
City Board of Adjustment
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Sears Roebuck and Co
Bomb Call Triggers Airport Search At New York Intl
Bomb squads searched two planes at New York International Airport to Mexico City after a bomb threat caused a two hour delay. Crews inspected luggage and aircraft, unsure if the alert involved both flights or a single threat.
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New York
New York International Airport
Mexico City
Four Suspects Arrested in Club Mecca Gasoline Fire
Police say two more arrests completed the suspect roundup in Los Angeles amid a fatal gasoline bombing at Club Mecca. The four suspects admit involvement in the Thursday night dispute and ejection, but deny fatal responsibility. Manuel Hernandez and Joseph Chavez were arrested at home. Clyde Bates and Oscar Brenhaug were nabbed Friday hours after the blaze that killed six. Chavez claimed he read about the holocaust and resisted capture.
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Oscar
Brenhaug
Mecca
Tom Reddin
Los Angeles
Reddin
Chavez
Teen Time Debuts Tomorrow in The News
A new weekly feature, Teen Time, begins tomorrow in The News. The section targets teens but offers ideas for readers of all ages and invites everyone to explore topics they may have suspected.
Reds Charge British Defense Policy Threatens Isles
London and Moscow radio accuse Britain of turning the islands into an atomic launch range under the new White Paper. They warn Denmark and Norway against hosting U S weapons. An English commentator says the document signals little cut in armed forces while proposing a near halving over five years.
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Moscow
British Isles
Denmark
Norway
U.S
Postmaster General faces suit over mail service cuts
Postmaster General Summerfield warns of third class mail embargo unless Congress approves 47 million dollars in extra funds. The Associated Third-class Mail Users threaten a federal court restraining order claiming legal authority to cut no mail, while Summerfield says embargo is legally possible. Critics say such action would harm the economy and cost millions of jobs, amid accusations of legal violations and budget timing concerns.
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Mysterious flying object spotted by Air Ministry over Scotland
Britain alerted as Air Ministry observers track a mysterious flying object over southwest Scotland prompting radar stations to search the skies yesterday.
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London
Britain
Air Ministry
Scotland
Queen and Prince Stir Paris With Four Day Visit
Paris buzzes with festive preparations for the four day visit of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. Flags appear on streets portraits go up, shops stage Franco British displays, and a grand Seine river pageant with an unprecedented fireworks show is planned for Tuesday. The royal couple will land at Orly, meet President Coty, view an honor guard, attend a dinner, and see the spectacle "Le valier et In Demoiselle."
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Collins Insists His Plan For Teachers Pay Is Best
Florida Governor Collins defends a merit raise plan for teachers, saying it yields long term gains, while Florida Education Association officials call it impractical and push for a $1,100 raise to attract and keep good teachers. Dr Mode L Stone notes a harmonious FEA meeting with no walkout sentiment.
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FEA
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Jet Crashing Sound Barrier Uncovers Coal
CHAMBERY France INS reports a test jet breaking the sound barrier revealed coal in a tunnel chamber. Officials describe unexpected mineral finds during routine aerospace research. Local observers note potential new energy resources may influence regional industry plans.
NABAW Forms To Help Handicapped And Aged In Sarasota
A Sarasota County non profit NABAW forms to place employables and market their products. The group led by Mrs. Raymond Hake opens a store at 1635 4th St to sell handicapped produced goods and offer a no charge employment bureau for those over 55. Thomas J. McNeil is executive director and a six member board includes Mrs. Caples and Mr. Teale. Calls to RI 7 9446 invite businesses seeking reliable help.
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Sarasota County
Raymond Hake
NABAW
Ralph Caples
Hake
Ross Boyer
George Teale
Earl Fairbrother
Wilfred Robarts
Thomas J. McNeil
4Th St
April's Nice Says Minnie in Sarasota Weather Note
A fragmented weather snippet from Sarasota notes April is nice said by Minnie. It mentions a cold blizzardy contrast with sun and mild conditions and records readings around 10 30 p m with max 30.06 and min 24 hour values of 65.
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Sarasota
Israelis chartered tanker docks oil at Elath defying ban
An Israeli chartered American tanker docked at Elath with oil amid the Gulf of Aqaba shipping ban. The vessel’s name and oil-source country were kept secret by Israel’s national fuel authority. The arrival signals defiance of the Arab embargo and aligns with President Eisenhower’s stance on U.S. merchant shipping.
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Elath
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Derek
Israel
At “Agate
Flooding Harasses Midwest region and deadly toll rises
A new storm system drenched the Rocky Mountains and Western Plains, sending heavy snow and rain into Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and South Dakota. Floodwaters forced evacuations along the Big Muddy in Illinois and flooded the Wabash River region in Indiana with a toll including two brothers Bert and Joe Gibson dead near Effingham Illinois.
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Carbondale
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Ind
Terre Haute
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Red Sox edge Pirates in tight tilt at season end
The Red Sox fall just short to the Pirates in a close game as they wrap up the season at Payne Park. Also note a former druggist pivots to selling counterfeit cards with card altering machines for customers. The 12th Judicial District population estimate hints at potential changes in regional authority.
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