Chamber Junketeers Chart Gulf Coast Promotion
A 20 plus member Sarasota delegation wrapped up a goodwill tour in Pensacola outlining periodic state exchanges and a possible united Gulf Coast promotion from Pensacola to Naples. Highlights included Quadricentennial plans, a Dancing Waters display, and visits to Panama City and Fort Walton Beach with officials praising marina facilities costing about 2.5 million dollars and dock work around 1.39 million dollars. The trip ends with events in Pensacola and a return to Sarasota.
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Pensacola
Florida
Gulf Coast
J. F. Marques
Sarasota
Pesacola City
Conquistadore Hotel
Pensacola Beach
Sarasota Group
Panama City
Sarasotans
Herschel Haye
Jack Turner
Haye
Fort Walton Beach
Gulfarium
Turner
Fort Walton’ Beach
Santa Rosa Island
Centennial Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Paseo Boor E Be
Ve Corp
st. # Co
Tampa
Tampa. A'S
Florida Panhandle
Khrushchev Eyes Potential U S Visit During Tour
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev said he would like to visit the United States when the time is ripe. He spoke while inspecting the U S Air Force Boeing 707 used by Vice President Nixon. He noted the plane type and toasted the U S government and leaders.
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Re Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Nixon Party
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Nixon
Mishap Sends Fog Mosquito Truck Into Longboat Pond
In Longboat Key the Manatee County mosquito control truck slid into a pond Friday night and caught fire. Driver Dick Rosedale leaped to safety as flames rose. Town officials and volunteers rushed two fire trucks and extinguished the blaze. the truck was later towed from the water and deemed operable.
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Longboat Key
Manatee County
Dick Rosedale
Cecil Scholfield
Gulfside Dr
John Gate
Rosedale
Charles Hill
Gulfside
A Small Size Of Heaven See The Fabulous Eleven Air Conditioned Models At Kensington Park
A feature at Kensington Park showcases eleven air conditioned models described as superb and stylish. Patrons can compare designs and consider comfort and innovations in modern car models on display.
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Kensington Park
Rich Romance Excites Tiny Church in Norway
In Soegne Norway Anne Marie Ramussen, a former Rockefeller household maid, plans to wed American Stev en Rockefeller the son of New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller. Pastor Olaf Gautestad hints at an upcoming public announcement from the pulpit as Norwegian law requires. The couple avoids questions while returning to Anne Marie home after a trout fishing trip.
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Soegne
Norway
UPI
Anne Marie Ramussen
Steven Rockefeller
Olaf Gautestad
Anne Marie
Rockefeller
Young Rockefeller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Gautestad
West Virginia Turnpike Crash Kills Five
Five people died and four others were listed in critical condition after a head-on collision on the West Virginia Turnpike about 18 miles north of Beckley. The accident involved two cars one carrying six soldiers and the other four travelers en route to Ohio. Names of the dead include Calvin McGlaughn 17 Altoona Alabama and James W Jenkins 19 Huntington West Virginia. Several others, including Elsie Shinault 50 Troy Ohio and Fred Tenorio 21 Chicago, were among the injured.
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Huntington
W. Va
Charles O. Shinault
Troy
Ohio
Charles F. Shinault
Elsie Adkins
Beckley Hospital
Elsie Shinault
Ralph L. Walker
Saint Albans
Philip Sullivan
Portsmouth
Michael R. Provost
Portland
Bayshore Gardens Home Ads Open at New Shopping Center
Advertisement promotes Bayshore Gardens near US 41 with homes priced from 10 790 to 15 000. It states hours from nine in the morning until dark and mentions a new shopping center.
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Bayshore Gardens
US 41
Men and Planes Battle Large California Forest Fire
More than 500 men with borate bombing planes fought to control a 6000 acre fire near Yosemite National Park. Aerial tankers, using borate to starve flames of oxygen, operated where terrain allowed. Seventy Folsom Prison convicts joined the effort as fires spread into Sierra National Forest, part of a broader fight that has destroyed about 20,000 acres in northern California over 10 days with 2700 workers.
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San Francisco
Borate
Yosemite National Park
Folsom
Chamber Boosts Work and Plans Major Push in Sarasota
Sarasota Chamber of Commerce moves into the 1960s with three new bureaus and two full-time bureau heads. Ted Swalm confirms publicity and convention bureaus each get a chief, plus new industrial development bureau led by David Pyle. Newhall to head publicity. Dean Bafford to head convention. Arvida purchase eyed as trigger for big county expansion.
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Pensacola
Sarasota
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ted Swalm
Florida Panhandle
David Pyle
Newhall
Ted Newhall
Clony Beach Club
Longboat Key
Dean Bafford
Siesta Key
State Development Commission
Tallahassee
Western diplomats eye Eisenhower Khrushchev invite
Western diplomats reported that an invitation from President Eisenhower to Soviet Premier Khrushchev to visit the United States could be announced soon. The Big Four foreign ministers conference near windup with Berlin crisis talks stalled, and a summit for later this year or next was considered possible. Vice President Nixon was leaving Moscow for Warsaw amid Khrushchev's remarks on possible travel, while Christian Herter and Andrei Gromyko held talks at Geneva.
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United Ie
Eisenhower
Nikkta Khrushchev
United States
Big Four
Berlin
Herter
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Geneva
U. S S
Radio Moscow
Soviet Union
Bertin
Partly cloudy hot days in Sarasota get little coverage
A clipped weather note about Sarasota describes a stretch of partly cloudy hot days. The writer laments no major feature story has been written about their work, hinting at personal pride in a steady performance.
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Sarasota
Pact Is Continued Reynolds Averts Aluminum Strike
Reynolds Metals Co and the Aluminum Workers International Union extended their contract indefinitely to avert a strike by 5,500 of Reynolds 17,100 workers. The steel strike meanwhile enters its 18th day with no break as contracts in allied fields see truces.
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New York
UPI
Reynolds Metals Co
Aluminum Workers International Union
Reynolds
Steel Industry
United Steelworkers Union
Industrial Union of Marine and Shipbuilding Workers of America
Bethlehem Steel Co
East
Kennecott
Utah
Arizona
Beets Botulism Tragedy Claims Second Victim In Idaho
A jar of home canned beets caused botulism across six family members in Idaho Falls. Wanda Nelson died in an iron lung. Aaron Gruwell, 74, died earlier. Three others remain seriously ill or critical as antitoxin shipments rush to treat survivors. Lederle Laboratories has supplied units from New York with more on the way.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Wanda Nelson
Aaron Gruwell
Wanda
Kenneth
Kansas City
Nelson
Naomi
Lederle Laboratories
Pearl River
N.Y
New York
Neat Plan Frees Trip From Pen
Three prisoners escape from State Prison after forcing a guard to drive them to Providence. Gennaro D Amico 38 serving 20 years for attempting to assault a policeman Edward Andrews 28 serving life for rape killing of a schoolteacher and Robert Hashberger 19 transferred to the prison hospital from a mental institution. They seized guard Remillard 23 with a screwdriver and fled over a 20 foot wall before being recaptured.
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Remillard
Paul D. Sherman
Rhode Island
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Martha Nelson
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