28 Apr 1963
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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1963
Page
1
In Washington the GOP proposes converting the existing national debt limit of 305 billion dollars into an effective cap on deficit spending. The plan aims to allow the government to continue paying its bills while changing the meaning of the debt limit rather than its size.
Florida lawmakers reshuffle a 1 billion spending bill rather than cut it, trimming public schools by about 2 million and 148 thousand for Crestview junior college. Senator L K Edwards said governor Bryant can veto or alter the bill in final form.
In Dola West Virginia rescue teams reached Shaft No 2 at 1058 p m and recovered the last body at 830 p m after locating it in a previously searched area. Volunteers had rushed to establish new air stations and reach the blast site.
Tornadoes and hail swept across west Texas and Oklahoma as a Pacific storm moved inland. The system carried showers and thunderstorms eastward, blanketing the ground west of Belleview with damage from tornadic winds. No injuries were reported and rain extended from the West Coast to the Rockies.
Unclear fragment notes visitors and a 25 mph speed limit in Sarasota. Mentions police and an incomplete statement, implying a local notice or advisory without clear actions or outcomes.
James P. Reuther called for a reduction of profits at General Motors during the UAW National GM Conference. He argued that raising prices on the 1084 model cars would be an unconscionable crime for the auto industry in light of such profits.
A 36 foot fishing boat named Jerry Mar carrying 24 aboard struck a shoal and sank off Bimini in the Bahama Islands Friday night. The Coast Guard reported two deaths and 22 survivors rescued by three private vessels about 60 miles east of Miami.
An explosion at the Allegany ballistic laboratory in Rocket Center West Virginia destroyed a processing building. Three men were killed and ten injured as heavy damage spread through the facility that produces solid fuel propellants for missiles and aided Polaris missile development.
The article quotes Ihe defending a stance against Fidel Castro in the late 1950s. He says the United States would seek to check Castro as his communist ties were unclear and declines to speculate about Kennedy's retrospective remarks on stopping Castro.
Officials recount a July meeting between Harriman and Nik where demands to remove U.S. servicemen from Laos were discussed. Thailand, present at the encounter, notes the topic settled into a muted tone amid competing pressures.
Former adviser announces recognition of the Unified Front for Liberation of Cuba as a belligerent under international law and proposes a floating headquarters in international waters, avoiding use of U.S. registered or owned vessels.
Palmer First National Bank highlights financing for new and used cars, emphasizing affordable loans and streamlined approval to help customers purchase vehicles.
Algiers report notes a premier update amid ongoing events. Details are limited in the fragmented dispatch with mentions of political leadership and regional developments. The brief hints at governance issues and possible policy shifts without explicit outcomes.
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