Search Intensifies For Angler Fred Frisbie Missing In Boat
The 65 year old Orlando man disappeared after renting a 14 foot boat at Stickney Point yesterday. A Coast Guard helicopter, the sheriff's department and volunteers scoured waters from Sarasota to Venice on day two. Frisbie left his car at the fishing camp. he took two extra gallons of gasoline, enough for about 20 miles, and had asked for a 15 horsepower motor earlier. Cars and camp operators noted his heart ailment and fear he may have been stricken while afloat.
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Fred Frisbie
Stickney Point
Bow
Tom Adkins
Glen Adkins
Paul Dunning
Sarasota
Venice
Orlando
Coast Guard
Sheriff's Department
Frisbie
Orange County
Ohio. Pl
Midnight Pass
Marty Martel
Investigation May End Today in Woman's Death Probing
The case of Mrs. Dorothy Lisinsky, found unconscious at a lawn chair, remains under intensive investigation. Her husband Ard Lisinsky, 44, a World War II veteran, is jailed on drunkenness and assault probes as police seek a blunt instrument for the head injury cited by Dr. John Bracken. The death occurred Thursday night at Sarasota Memorial Hospital after the couple had been staying at 3807 North Trail.
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Dorothy Linsky
W. Mack Smiley
Ard L. Lisinsky
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
John Bracken
Smiley
Lisinski
Lisinsky
Mildred L. Hill
Senator Kuchel Predicts Eisenhower Will Seek Re nomination
Senator Kuchel of California forecast the President would consent to a renomination in 1956 and win a second term. He praised Chief Justice Earl Warren for saying he would not run for president under any circumstances, noting Warren’s decision reflected a nonpartisan stance.
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Washington
Kuchel
Calif
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
California
Warren
GOP
Californian
Senate
Godfrey Fires Six Singers and Three Writers
Arthur Godfrey dismissed six singers led by the Four Mariners and performers Marion Marlowe and Halelake along with writers Charles Horner Preston H Miles and Charles Slocum. He cited a top heavy lineup and says he aims to refresh the show and push toward a top ten return with new talent. He indicates no immediate further changes.
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New York
Arthur Godfrey
Godfrey
Marion Marlowe
Halelake
Charles Horner
Preston
H. Miles
Charles Slocum
Businessman's Clown Role Ends After Missing Months
Rufus K. Dryer of Rochester New York, president of Clark Paint Oil & Glass Co, reappeared in Pensacola working as a clown and tattoo artist's assistant after more than two months missing since February 8. He used the name David B Carey and held a New York driver license but said he did not know how he obtained it. Friends noted a dragon tattoo and he appeared to be an amnesia victim.
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Petersburg
Rochester
N. Y
Rufus K. Dryer
Pensacola
Dryer
Clark Paint, Oil & Glass Co
David B. Carey
New York
David E. Carey
Afro-Asian Stars Eyed at Bandung Conference
Delegates from 29 nations gathered in Bandung for a major Asian African conference with questions about the purpose of the smaller Ran goon meeting led by Nehru Chou En Lai and Nasser and hosted by U Nu.
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Bandung
Indonesia
Rangoon
Nehru
Red
China
Chou En-lai
Abdel Gamal Nasser
Egypt
U Nu
Reserve Officers Assn Hears Sen Thurmond in Florida
Jacksonville program features Senator Strom Thurmond addressing the Florida department convention of the Reserve Officers Assn of the United States. Delegates will elect officers and consider resolutions at the concluding sessions tomorrow.
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Jacksonville
Strom Thurmond
DSC
Florida Department
Reserve Officers Assn
United States
Free Tickets to the Florida Theater
Classifieds invite readers whose names appear in today and daily columns to visit The News office at 1045 N. Lime Ave. to receive free tickets. The notice urges prompt pickup upon appearance.
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Lime Ave
Girl, 6, Struck by Auto Near Central School
Janice Harvey, six, was hit by an automobile at Main Street and Goodrich Avenue, suffered a concussion and skull fracture, and was thrown about 65 feet. She is described as improving at Sarasota Memorial Hospital as police continue inquiry into the driver Alphonse W. Stibich without charges.
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Janice Harvey
Main St
Goodrich Ave
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Alphonse W. Stibich
Hyde Park St
George Doughty
William A. Harvey
Fletcher Ave
Stibich
Battle Lines For British Vote Drawn
London reports that Britain’s upcoming general election centers on economic health and cold war roles. Prime Minister Anthony Eden announced May 26 elections as Labor accuses the government of fear to delay and seeks talks on world tensions. Parliament will be dissolved May 6.
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London
Britain
Anthony Eden
Labor Party
Eden
Old Iceboxes Kill 2 More
Two young boys, Albert Arebalo eight and David Anthony Fennessy two, were found dead inside an abandoned icebox near their homes in Los Angeles. Sheriff's deputies located the bodies after a several hour search. the deaths were estimated at about five hours prior. The fatalities add to a pattern of child deaths linked to discarded refrigeration units across the nation.
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Los Angeles
Albert Arebalo
David Anthony Fennessy
R. F. Britton
County Rescue Unit No. 9
Frank Fennessy
Raymond Arebalo
Drug Store Held Up in Jacksonville
Two men muscled into Walgreen's Drug Store in downtown Jacksonville after closing last night and escaped with 3778 dollars, police reported.
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Jacksonville
Walgreen's
Labor Crisis Deepens Across Nation With Multiple Strikes
The Associated Press reports 25,000 textile workers in New England struck over wages while long running South strikes intensify. derailment hailed as sabotage on Louisville & Nashville lines spurring FBI involvement and further walkouts impact rail, telephone, and steel workers across nine states.
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New England
South
CIO Textile Workers Union
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Vermont
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
National Mediation Board
Washington
L&n
CIO Communications’ Workers of America
Southern Bell Telephone Co
CIO United
Atlanta
Rome
Miami
Fla
Key West
Havana
Cuba
Southern Bell
CWA
Buffalo
South Buffalo Railway
N.Y
Bethlehem Lackawanna
Ford Motor Co
Bethlehem
Ford
Brotherhood of Railway
National Foundation Plans Salk Vaccine Distribution Northward
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis says Salk vaccine orders will be filled from the South up, mirroring field trial distribution. Dr. Hart E. Van Riper cites early school closings and earlier polio season start in that region as reasons for the plan, with distribution moving north to the Canadian border. Dr. Jonas E. Salk returns to Pittsburgh amid nationwide cheers and local groups forming funds for him.
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New York
National Foundation For
Infantile Paralysis
South
Hart E. van Riper
van Riper
Jonas E. Salk
Pittsburgh
Florida Counties To Get Serum for Tots Monday
The State Board of Health will distribute Salk polio vaccine to county health officers Monday for free shots to first and second grade students. Florida’s initial lot arrived by air from Indianapolis and will be stored for weekend use at the State Board of Health Laboratory.
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Jacksonville
State Board of Health
Florida
Indianapolis
Air Express
State Board of Health Laboratory
Duval County
Igvaders
Birmingham
Miami
Atlanta
Apalachicola River flood forecast and teen robbery case
The Apalachicola River is expected to crest at 15 feet locally and about 18 feet at Blountstown by Monday, with Blountsville seeing a one foot rise in 24 hours. In New York, two teenagers were held for allegedly pistol whipping and robbing seven men during a drunken rampage, with one victim badly beaten and possibly dying.
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Chattahoochee
INS
Apalachicola
Blountstown
Blountsville
New York
Weather Summary Report From The Associated Press
Fog covered much of Wisconsin and upper Michigan with visibility reduced to a quarter. It was cooler in the Northern Rockies and Northern Plains with temperatures in the 20s and 30s.
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England
Wisconsin
Upper
Michigan
Rockies
Plains
95 MPH Crash Kills 2 in State
Groveland police said a 95 mph chase ended when Louis Anderson 46 Miami Beach and Ray McKee 38 Asheville were killed in a fiery collision with a northbound truck at U S 27 and State Road 19.
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Clermont P
U.S. 27
State Road 19
Ray McKee
Livingston St
Asheville
N. C
Louis V. Anderson
Lenox Ave
Miami Beach
Charles Hooten
Groveland
Anderson
Volusia Woman Elected President Of Garden Clubs
Florida Federation of Garden Clubs considers a resolution urging the Legislature to study and curb river and lake pollution. Mrs. John Parkinson of Daytona Beach was elected president. Delegates approved officers and presented awards to J. C. Galloway Punta Gorda John D. Pennekamp Miami and Mrs. C. C. Baker Lake Worth with leadership honorees named Mrs. Mark Powell Lakeland and Mrs. Andrew Gurke Hollywood.
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Jacksonville
Florida Federation of Garden Clubs
Johnson H. Pace
John Parkinson
Daytona Beach
J. C. Galloway
Punta Gorda
John D. Pennekamp
Miami
Florida House Passes Bill to Raise State Expense Allowances
The Florida House approved 53 to 34 a measure increasing governor and Cabinet travel allowances from 7.50 to 15 dollars a day, with a plan for a companion bill to lift legislators’ allowances. The measure also raises state employee allowances to 9 a day and keeps mileage at 14.7 cents. Debate focused on preventing personal outlays while critics say taxpayer demand reflects higher salaries set by constitutional amendment. The bill goes to the Senate with action deferred until Monday reconvening.
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Tallahassee
House
Senate
Florida
Grace embraces scorched girth policy with hot baths
Grace notes she uses regular hot baths to shed weight and jokes about a scorched girth policy. The comment frames a personal dieting approach and adds a wry, provocative line.
Minnie on Siesta Key Aboard New Yacht Brings News
Sunny forecast for Florida with fair weather and warm temps. Minnie reportedly took the day off to work on a yacht while observers note ideal conditions for boating. Readings show temperatures around 80 to 81 degrees and light to moderate winds along the coast.
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Minnie
Siesta Key
Sarasota
Florida
Jacksonville
Florida Straits
East Gulf
Democrats Dodge Oath for Harmony Dinner
Democrats planned a $100-a-plate dinner honoring House Speaker Sam Rayburn of Texas to show unity. An advisory group pressed to bury the loyalty oath issue that split the 1952 nominating convention as top leaders gathered to demonstrate party harmony.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Texas
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