Northerly Turn Indicated For Hurricane Diane
Hurricane Diane slows over the Atlantic as forecasters watch for a potential shift to a northwesterly path. Warnings extend from Fernandina Beach to Cape Hatteras with gale to hurricane winds likely along the coast. A delayed turn could threaten the Carolinas and Virginia while easing impact for Florida and Georgia.
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Delegates Arrive for Third AGRA Gas Convention
Vanguard delegates to the third annual Al lied Gasoline Retailers Assn convened at the Muni Auditorium with a directors meeting at 1 p m today. Sarasota Chapter chair Jesse B Freeman announced elections and talks by Danese of Jacksonville and Elmer Wheeler.
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Ohio
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Bradenton
Jesse B. Freeman
Sarasota
Lee Cawley
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Eflcen
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Danese
Elmer Wheeler
AGRA
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Tallahassee
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World News Roundup from The Times
Hurricane Diane slows near New Jersey as forecasters monitor its path. In London police raid an empty shop after guns stolen from a British Army depot by Irish terrorists are found, and Argentina tensions rise as Peron faces protests. In the Far East a conference seeks Korean unification while Indian mobs riot in Bombay after violence in Portuguese India. Lewis Strauss says Eisenhower backs a second world atomic conference within two to three years.
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London
Eisenhower backs second world conference on peaceful atomic energy
Genev a Strauss announces President Eisenhower favors a second international conference on peaceful uses of atomic energy within two to three years. He spoke at a luncheon with American delegates to the atoms for peace conference and Joint Committee members. The plan awaits an UN proposal in due course. The president is gratified by progress and hopes for continued cooperation.
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British raid uncovers IRA gun haul in London shop
Police seized a large cache of Bren guns rifles and ammunition in a Caledonian Road basement. The raid links the cache to the Arborfield Army Depot raid by the outlawed IRA and follows armed Yard detectives’ 12 hour watch before the seizure.
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Six Actors Called Before HUAC Refuse to Answer
Six actors and an actress were summoned by the House Un American Activities Committee in New York to testify about communism. Each refused to answer questions, prompting Chairman Francis E. Walter to warn they could imply guilt by silence.
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Red Chinese Korean leaders push unification talks in Pyongyang
In a Pyongyang rally marking Korea's liberation anniversary, Chou En Lai and Chu Teh urged for a conference under the Korean armistice terms. North Korea's Premier Kim Il Sung proposed a mutual nonuse of force and a speedy North-South meeting to discuss unification. Peiping radio broadcast the speeches, with Chu pledging Chinese support and condemning South Korea's President Syngman Rhee for undermining the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission.
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Catholic Conspiracy Plots Against Peron Spark Tense Argentina
Government charges that Catholic nationalist and opposition leaders planned to shoot President Peron triggering mass arrests and renewed clashes. Police say 40 demonstrators in Buenos Aires and 15 in Cordoba were detained as protests surged near the Cathedral and the city marked a religious holiday without special protection for the regime.
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Mobs Riot in Bombay Over Goa Demands
Indian mobs rioted in Bombay surrounding the Portuguese consulate after bloodshed in Portuguese India. They forced closures, shouted political cries, and attacked vehicles while police fired, wounding three. About 150000 marched early for military action against Goa and adjacent territories.
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New Orleans Dope Ring Case Reaches 42 ARRESTS
In New Orleans the narcotics crackdown reported 42 arrests in the largest dope ring uncovered there. Sgt. Joseph Giarruso described the operation as the biggest in the city to date.
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INS
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Seaboard Weather Spawns Warnings as Diane Approaches
Hurricane Diane lashes the eastern seaboard with warnings as the fourth tropical storm of the season moves toward the mainland. Showers spread across the east, with other wet areas in the northern Rockies and Southern Plains. Temperatures stay near seasonal norms, with warming in the plains.
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Associated Press
Seaboard
Diane
Rockies
Plains
Bright Spot On Heredity And Gender Expression
A humorous column notes that gender presentation varies with heredity as the speaker jokes that half of ancestors were men and the other half women. The piece explores why mood and behavior shift between masculine and feminine impressions.
Cold War humor spurs talk of comfort battles in town
In Sarasota area chatter turns on a domestic Cold War as residents joke about battles to outdo each other in fans or air conditioners. Forecasts call for partly cloudy skies with scattered afternoon thunderstorms, highs near 96 and mild nights.
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