Eisenhower defends program as Khrushchev talk looms
President Eisenhower held a news conference asserting no recession and urging Congress to stay on the job. He dismissed claims of a frozen defense fund and said Democrats cut his budget request while adding funds for unspecified purposes, and he would meet Khrushchev only if a useful aim is served.
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Senate
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Texas
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Church Used As Platform For Castro Attacks In Cuba
President Dorticos accused some Cubans of using churches as a sounding board for attacks on Fidel Castro. The clash followed a Catholic denunciation of Communism and a warning that churches may shut unless worship is freed. A mob in Cathedral Square manhandled priests. police fired into the air to disperse protesters. Royalist troops reportedly moved on Vientiane to suppress a leftist revolt in Laos.
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UPI
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Fide
Cuba
Dorticos
Bangkok
Thailand
Vientiane
Laos
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Erroneous Fed Info Chanels Thor-Delta Missile Incident
A Thor-Delta rocket bound for a 100 foot satellite mission for Project Mercury failed after range safety officers destroyed it seconds before engine cutoff. The Redstone missile disappeared three minutes after launch and officials blamed a likely erroneous report about being off course while investigations proceed.
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South Africa
Federal Space Agency
Earth
America
Weather Eye Forecast and Local Ads
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Democrats Put Hurry Tag On Some Proposals
Washington AP Democratic leaders placed a hurry label on a package of measures aimed at aiding the elderly and boosting the minimum wage. Senate Finance Committee chairmen called for action this week as Johnson pushes a high-priority medical care bill.
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Don B. Johnson
Texas
Senate Finance Committee
Johnson
Senate
FBI Seeks Robber In Tampa Bank Heist
FBI agents and Tampa police hunt a nervous robber who stole about $7500 from Springs National Bank. He fled in a stolen car after threatening head teller Joe L Browne with a shotgun note. The getaway car was abandoned two hours later and police suspect a roadblock escape.
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Joe L. Browne
Browne
Millinese Quinn
MacDill Air Force Base
Prison Escapees Elude Capture After Nokomis Roadblock
Tampa police continue to hunt two armed escapees William Cole and Aaron Gill from Pine Island prison camp who forced a South Sarasota County man to drive a car with seven hostages toward Tampa. The pair, among seven fugitives from the Fort Myers breakout, remain at large after the Monday incident.
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South Sarasota County
Nokomis
William Cole
Aaron Gill
Pine Island
Cane Fort Myers
Albee Road
Tom Eddy
Tampa
Arcadia
Army aims for 1965 70 mobility and uphaul of gear
The Association of the U.S. Army heard plans for a fully mobile Army by 1970 with ground and air mobility. General John C. Oakes outlined a 35 to 40 ton modern mobile Army concept named Momar, though final approval rests with top defense officials.
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John C. Oakes
Momar
Air Force
Arms Meet Scheduled Tuesday
The 82 nation U N Disarmament Commission is called to meet Tuesday afternoon to discuss the Geneva talks failure. Mexico’s Luis Padilla Nervo chairs, marking a farewell appearance for Henry Cabot Lodge who will resign to seek the Republican vice presidency. Kuznetsov says the Soviet bloc will boycott, but neutrals and some Western diplomats expect attendance.
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U. N. Disarmament Commission
Geneva
Luis Padilla Nervo
Mexico
Commission
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge
U. S
U. N
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Kuznetsov
Friendship Tour Heads To Europe On Luxury $56 Day Plan
The Sarasota News promotes second annual Friendship Tour a six day European itinerary priced at 56 dollars a day. Departing Oct 8 from Sarasota travelers fly to New York then Munich Berlin and Oberammergau. The voyage includes Munich galleries Hellabrunn Zoo Alpine trips Mittenwald Zugspitze Oberammergau and major Berlin sights before continuing to the Soviet Embassy and city landmarks.
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Sarasota News
Sarasota
New York
Trans World Airlines
Germany
Munich
Berlin
Mittenwald
Zugspitze
Oberammergau
Freedom Bell
Free University
Index Classified and Comics Include Women’s News
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