Nixon Blazing Trail To White House Goal
Vice President Richard M. Nixon opened his first stumping tour as the GOP presidential nominee. He will visit Whittier California Nevada Washington state and Hawaii with U N Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge and Sen Hiram L Fong of Hawaii aboard. They met President Eisenhower for campaign tips and discussed fiscal policy ahead of next week’s congressional session.
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Controversy Ends as Authority Recommends Bay Bulkhead Line
The Sarasota County Water Control and Navigation Authority recommends a bulkhead line for Sarasota Bay offshore from the Uplands to link sea walls in Sarasota and Manatee counties. The move halts Paul F. Thielen and Augustin N. Thierry’s offshore filling plan and awaits final approval by the Internal Improvement Fund trustees. Public objections cited obstructed bay views. the line would set the boundary near the high water mark.
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Flood Help Gets Okay
Gov. LeRoy Collins approved a plan to speed up federal disaster aid to Pinellas Seminole Pasco and Sumter counties totaling 235000 with Eisenhower’s approval. The move combines with a 500000 Orange County bid under a March 23 Florida disaster aid agreement covering 13 central Florida counties hit by spring floods.
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Orange County
Soviet says U S trained spy captured at frontier
The Soviet Union announced that an American trained spy identified as V M Slavnov was captured in June while attempting to cross into Iran after a mission inside the USSR. He was trained at a U S espionage school in West Germany and sent from a base in Leningrad to gather rocket and defense data. The Tass report did not reveal his nationality or duration of the illegal stay.
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Rezoning Divides City Board Over Marine Property
City commissioners split three times on rezoning North Trail property for Hansen Cris-Craft Sales Inc to install boat gates. A planned amendment to BB-3 business zoning to control marine developments prompted voting shifts. Final ordinance favored by Hayo Marable Anson. Binns Hoersting opposed. Second reading set for Aug. 15.
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Frank Hoersting
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Marable
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State Road Board probes Sarasota area rights of way costs
State Sen. Scott Kelly says a complete investigation will examine all complaints about Sarasota area road projects and rights of way. Elmer Rounds will conduct the inquiry, potentially expanding to U.S. 41 south and other widening issues, with hearings and possible remedial legislation planned.
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Fort Myers
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Son Returns Home In Metal Casket
In Wausau Wisconsin a couple received the body of their 24 year old son Frank Becker delivered in a sheet metal casket without prior notice from Albuquerque New Mexico University student who died in Mexico City. A Mexican death certificate provided no death details and attempts to learn cause of death failed with officials. The embassy said delivery without parental notice would be unusual. The son had traveled from Albuquerque after term ended and stayed near Mexico City. the family sought answers from Mexican authorities and the embassy.
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UPI
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Mexico City
United Press International
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Quiet Sit-ins Begin at Four Miami Lunch Counters
Florida's largest city saw the first race mixing at lunch counters with no public notice and no reported disturbances as small groups of Negroes quietly took seats at F W Woolworth, Grant's, Kress, and Walgreen's counters. Spokesmen avoided naming participants while officials offered varied reactions. A lunched Negro said the groups may continue, and Governor Collins urged nonfanfare handling of such demonstrations.
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Cape Haze Marine Lab to Move to Siesta Key Site
The Cape Haze Marine Laboratory directed by Dr Eugenie Clark will relocate to the south end of Siesta Key leasing land from Palmer Corp. near Midnight Pass. The plan includes pens for fish and sharks for research with zoning for government use and review by the Water Control Board site committee. Local officials anticipate significant public interest and potential ties to Bayfront Drive aquarium planning.
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U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service Marine Laboratory
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Englewood
Ted Swalm
Chamber of Commerce
Bayfront
West Coast
Boy Injured In Route 70 Car Crash
Terry Lee Queen 11 of Bradenton suffered a broken leg when his car rolled over on Route 70 east of Oneco in a two vehicle crash. He was listed in good condition at Manatee Veterans Memorial Hospital. Hugh Hamilton Queen 35 of Bradenton drove east and attempted a turn as Sammie Lee Henegar 21 of Oneco tried to pass, causing the collision and a spin into ditches.
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Bradenton
Oneco
Manatee Veterans Memorial Hospital
Florida Highway Patrol
Hugh Hamilton Queen
33Rd Street
Sammie Lee Henegar
Queen
Henegar
Wenwood City Homes on Bee Ridge Road Priced Higher
Listing notes 2 to 4 bedroom homes east of 5 with elevated prices on Bee Ridge Road in Wenwood City. Details vague but marketing emphasizes higher cost despite elevation.
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Bee Ridge Rd
Trall
Missing U.S. agents search widens to Mexico City
Two NSA mathematicians Bernon Mitchell and William Martin, both cleared for access, vanished after leaving the agency on June 24. Airline records show they booked June 25 for Mexico City where authorities believe the trail leads. Both men were from Eureka California and Ellensburg Washington and lived near Ft Meade.
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Eureka
Calif
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Ellensburg
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Belgians Begin Exit Of Troops From Congo
Belgium started withdrawing about 15 percent of its 10 000 troops from the Congo while keeping forces in Katanga. About 1 500 soldiers left by air as reservists recalled last month to rescue whites from mutineer attacks. Premier Lumumba urged immediate U N forces into Katanga at the U N in New York.
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Moise Tshombe
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