Hoersting balks at league despite mayoral bid endorsement
Sarasota Citizens League directors endorsed Mayor Frank Hoersting for City Commission but he rejected any obligation to the group. Hoersting said he will run as an independent if he runs again, while Commissioner Robert Anson seeks a full three year term as an independent. The league plans a general meeting October 4 to act on nominations.
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Lumumba declares martial law in Congo amid UN stand
In Leopoldville Premier Patrice Lumumba proclaims six months of martial law and a state of emergency. U.N. Secretary General Hammarskjold refuses to withdraw UN troops or bow to Lumumba while Katanga autonomy and local rebellion loom. A Belgian radio report cites a 20 mile refugee column fleeing Luluabourg as tribal warfare rages in Kasai.
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Weather Eye Local Forecast With scattered showers
Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon showers. Highs 87 to 90, tonight 74 to 78. East winds 8 to 15 mph. 5 day forecast covers period starting tonight. Normal highs 89 to 92, lows 71 to 78. Precipitation moderate to locally heavy in south. 24 hour figures end at 6 am today.
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Kensington Park Homes Open Pool and Country Club
Kensington Park announces a 14 acre swim and country club opening for residents. Advertisement highlights Sarasota area home values ranging from $12,450 to $19,450 with contact phone Ei 7.3011 for more details.
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Police Seek Missing Woman After West Coast House Fire
Police search for Mrs. Faye Clough 32 after a morning blaze at the 389 Golden Sands Dr residence in Eastwood destroyed the living room dining area and kitchen. The fire discovered at 12 45 a m killed two cocker spaniels and left Clough unaccounted for. Neighbors first spotted the flames and alerted the fire department as husband J. Clough waited for word. A state deputy fire marshal will investigate the blaze which started in the living room near a chair.
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Lyndhurst
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Five U.S. Steel Mills to Close as Rail Strike Looms
Pittsburgh AP report that U S Steel will shut five mills risking 50,000 jobs as a railroad strike threatens to halt raw material and product movement. The United Steelworkers Union cited a Friday strike unless a contract dispute is resolved. Negotiations lasted three hours with no progress reported. The union seeks terms roughly matching earlier steelindustry settlements, including wage gains. The five mills have 10 million tons annual ingot capacity.
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Powers Pleads Guilty In Soviet Spy Case
In Moscow, Francis Gary Powers told a Soviet court he pleads guilty to espionage charges for piloting the U 2 spy plane over Soviet territory. He said he earned about 30000 dollars a year, framed as a hired hand with limited knowledge of the equipment, and blamed a superior officer for assurances of safety.
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Unions attack on Eisenhower sparks labor politics clash
Secretary of Labor James P. Mitchell denounces AFL CIO Council’s charge of a political maneuver by President Eisenhower. Mitchell says Eisenhower limited recommendations to long urged actions. Nixon plans to roll out issue papers on communism, cold war strategy, and farm policy as Kennedy critiques national purpose in Life magazine.
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Eisenhower Rejects Soviet Charge in Powers Case
President Eisenhower denounced Moscow's claim that the U.S. stands trial with U2 pilot Francis Powers as a distortion of facts. He noted Powers has shown no brainwashing evidence and protested Russia's refusal to permit a U.S. embassy official to see the flier.
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President Sees Congress Able To Do Big Job
President Eisenhower voiced optimism that Congress can produce substantial action in its pre election session. He noted the legislature once passed 436 bills in two weeks and urged focus on the legislative program he outlined in January amid ongoing Cuba policy discussions.
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Harbert Appointed Golf Chief for Real Estate Firm
Chick Harbert of Detroit was hired as executive director of golf for General Development Corp. He will oversee a course at Port Charlotte and another under construction at Port St. Lucie. Harbert, former Ryder Cup captain and 1954 National Open winner, formerly lived in Sarasota.
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Two Cities Clash Over Mrs America Contest Location
Miami Beach and Fort Lauderdale trade barbs over which resort will host next year’s Mrs America pageant. Hank Meyer, Miami Beach PR counselor, says an option was picked up with no strings. Forrest Crane of Fort Lauderdale cites a contract and says the issue is in the city attorney’s hands.
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Handsome 2 3 bedroom homes on Bee Ridge Rd
The Talk of the Town highlights new two to four bedroom homes on Bee Ridge Road east of 8th Street. Trali Advertising promotes these properties with emphasis on style and value for potential buyers.
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Indonesia Breaks With Netherlands over West New Guinea crisis
President Sukarno announced a break in diplomatic relations with the Netherlands after a Dutch aircraft carrier was sent to West New Guinea. Observers expect follow up moves to seize jointly owned interests such as Shell and Unilever holdings, controlled by British and Dutch stockholders.
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