Arab Big Four Urged Meeting On Canal Reopen Plan
Egyptian President Nasser pushes for an urgent Arab Big Four summit with Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia as tensions rise over reopening the Suez Canal on Cairo terms. A last sunken frigate has been raised and U S plans face rejection amid calls for operating control and cash in advance. King Hussein sent the invitation but Nasser warns of a new aggression by a common enemy.
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Red Sox Travel Secretary Budgets 150000 for Payne Park upgrades
Boston Red Sox traveling secretary Tom Dowd urged Sarasota officials to invest up to 150000 to improve Payne Park facilities including the grandstand clubhouse and parking. He cited better seating and parking for about 600 cars and said the team remains a major tourist draw despite alternatives in Arizona. Local leaders supported the plan while Dowd avoided bond concerns, noting no need for a new park.
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Minnie Lands Built-In Heat
Weather note quotes Minnie Mermaid about heat from sunning and predicts cooler weather to come. Today shows 80 to 86 degrees with a low of 68 to 74, southeast winds moderate to fresh. Readings at 9:30 a.m. record 79 degrees and 30.30 barometer with traces of rain the past two hours and strong gusts.
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Inside the News: Sarasota boys stories and old Bailey trial
Mother recalls saving one son while another boy drowned as junior college sites draw attention in Sarasota County. Old Bailey trial of Dr. Adams continues amid sickroom atmosphere.
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Violent Spring Weather Spreads Across Plains To East South
A third major unseasonable storm brings heavy snow from Colorado to the Great Plains and into the East South. Snow totals reach 18 inches around Colorado Springs with blizzards and road closures earlier. Temperatures plunge below freezing in Wyoming Colorado Nebraska as another batch of severe weather prompts warnings.
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Murder of 3 Americans prompts border guard capture
Pakistani border guards seized Baluchistan tribesmen believed to be the gang that killed Kevin and Anita Carroll and Brewster Wilson. The attack occurred March 24 in remote southeast Iran. two American aides and two Iranian drivers were also slain. Mrs Carroll's body lay undiscovered for a week seven miles from the ambush site.
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Paris Welcomes Queen Elizabeth II On Four Day Paris Visit
The British Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in Paris for a four day official visit. President Rene Coty led a grand welcome with about 1,000 guests and a large television audience. Crowds lined the streets while a ceremonial guard greeted the Queen on a red carpet. A lavish cake in the Elysee kitchen toppled but was swiftly repaired for display.
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Judge Rules Silence Not Proof in Adams Murder Trial
London judge Sir Patrick Devlin told the Old Bailey jury that Dr. John Bodkin Adams’s silence was not proof of guilt describing it as an unusual but natural reaction. The summation warned jurors not to infer guilt from the defendant’s failure to testify.
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Rain darkens Kyushu as radiation reading spikes in Fukuoka
Tokyo reports radioactive rain warnings from northern Kyushu. Fukuoka weather bureau measured 220,000 clicks per liter per minute on a Japanese gauge as rainfall was recorded this weekend.
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House Appropriations Hears Summerfield Funding Request
Postmaster Summerfield argues the House will approve 47 million dollars for post office funding through June 30 and convene to pass the bill. The Appropriations Committee has only approved 17 million with 30 million more to be considered Friday. House Republicans clash with Summerfield over budget cuts and service threats as postmasters nationwide await the order.
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