FEA Area Meet Held In City
Teachers from seven counties from Sarasota to Naples and inland to Sebring met in Sarasota at the Municipal Auditorium for an area Florida Education Assn. meeting. Officials spoke on curriculum standards legislation and the 1961 FEA program. Supt. Carl C. Strode welcomed attendees. The day covered committee reports a school of instruction and an afternoon Ringling Museum program.
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Naples
Sebring
The
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FEA
Sarasota County
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Ringling Museum
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Kennedy Backs Plan in Senate Clash Over Aged Medical Care
The Senate nears a veto showdown on aged medical care with Democrats led by Kennedy pushing a Social Security plan. Javits cites Eisenhower veto risk while Nixon endorses a broader Javits proposal covering preventive and treatment services for 65 plus.
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UPI
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Javits
Arthur S. Flemming
Nixon
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Kennedy
Hammerstein Dies Cancer Claims Famed Musician
Oscar Hammerstein II, legendary writer, lyricist, and producer, died at 65 in Doylestown Pennsylvania after battling cancer. He and Rodgers created South Pacific, The King and I, Oklahoma, Carousel and The Sound of Music, shaping American musical theater for decades. Rodgers declined comment, and press noted Hammerstein’s recent stomach cancer surgeries and relapse.
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UPI
Broadway
Oscar Hammerstein II
Hammerstein
Richad Rodgers
Okahoma
South Pacific
Sound of Music
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Lynn Farnel
Jerry Ross
Richard Adler
Ross
September Boost Due Workmen
Florida workmen's compensation rates rise an average 7.7 percent effective September 1, adding about 3.8 million dollars to annual premiums. Technical changes will trim about 250 thousand dollars later. The National Council had sought 11 percent. Larson allowed 3.1 percent due to higher medical fees and losses.
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Florida
J. Edwin Larson
Larson
National Council On Compensation Insurance
Workmen's Compensation Insurance Companies
Powers Bids Farewell as U-2 Pilot Faces Russian Prison
Gary Powers tears up as he prepares for a three year Soviet prison term after being convicted of espionage for flying a U2 over the USSR. Barbara Powers and his family visited in Moscow as his fate was sealed and plans for possible visits were outlined. Russian artists visiting Sarasota under a State Department Foreign Leader program join tours of museums in Florida.
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Gary Powers
Sarasota
U.S
Powers
United States
Soviet Union
Spaceman Orbit Set For 1961
Rocket expert Wernher von Braun told West Berlin's B Z that the United States would launch a manned rocket in 1961 and hopes to send one around the moon by 1963. He said the Saturn rocket could carry two to three people and outlined a 1961 program to begin manned launches. He added a aim for a lunar landing in time, noting the interview occurred in Stockholm and Munich.
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UPS
Wernher von Braun
United States
von Braun
West Berlin
B.Z
Moon
Norstad May Quit Amid NATO Bickering Report
The Daily Mail reported U S Air Force General Lauris Norstad supreme commander of NATO threatened resignation over alliance bickering. A Paris HQ spokesman denied the report.
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UPI
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Daily Mail
U.S
Lauris Norstad
NATO
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Norstad
Paris
Melvin Miller Week Becomes Coastal Celebrity Tale
In Laguna Beach Melvin Miller of Peoria became the man of the hour as Capt. Joe Geston started Melvin Miller Week with a long distance joke that spiraled into a nationwide splash. Offers from Hollywood and Florida poured in while Miller planned a fun seaside vacation. Miller said he just gave up trying to figure it out.
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Peoria
Mel
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Ilinois City
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Gestson
Camp Pendleton
el Toro
Amia
Bly
California
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
ABC
Gestion
Nixon campaign adds Southern touch for Atlanta rally
Vice President Richard M. Nixon's presidential campaign named Jefferson Davis as chairman of special arrangements for the rally in Atlanta Georgia.
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Washington
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Atlanta
Jefferson Davis
Mali Premier Appeals U.N. Help Over Senegal Split
Modibo Keita of the Mali Federation appeals to the United Nations for urgent action to block Senegal’s secession. He cites lack of French troop support and calls for an emergency Security Council meeting as Senegal’s capital Dakar stays loyal to Dia.
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Modibo Keita
Mali
U.N
Senegal
Sekou Toure
Guinea
France
Sudan
Keita
Security Council
Moscow
New York
Mamadou Dia
Federation
Dia
Dakar
UN Chief pushes plan for Congo advisory setup
Dag Hammarskjold moves ahead with a plan to form a committee of nations to advise the UN Congo Command force as Lumumba withdraws demands for UN aid to press Katanga into line. Lumumba, after talks with the Soviet envoy, says no reason to press further and notes Belgian troops will be withdrawn.
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Dag Hammarskjold
Committee of Nations
Patrice Lumumba
U. N
Katanga
Hammarskjold
Palestine
U. N. Congo
Lumumba
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Mikhail D. Yakovlev
Mice Change Color In Sputnik V Orbit
London dispatch reports Black mice sent into Sputnik V orbit turned white in space due to high energy rays. Radio Moscow cited the experiment but gave no details on possible effects on the mice named Belka and Strelka.
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London
UPI
Radio Moscow
Oeaghel
Belka
Strelke
Kensington Park Homes Opens for Swim and Country Club
14 acre development offers homes valued from 13 458 to 19 458 with telephone contact KI 17 3011. Advertising promotes the new community amenities and proximity to recreational facilities.
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Kensington Park
Cuba Silent On U.S. Push at Latin American Talks
Cuba offered no immediate reply to U.S. charges of aiding Communist infiltration in Latin America as Western Hemisphere ministers debated the issue. Raul Roa avoided name inclusion with Herter and signaled a future counterattack, while observers expect films shown by Cuba to depict U.S. atrocities. Fellow delegates from Brazil, Colombia, and Mexico urged caution to prevent a rift in the Inter-American community.
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Raul Roa
U. S
Christian A. Herter
United States
U.S
Latin America
Organization of American States
Roa
Brazil
Colombia
Mexico
Montana Gets Taste Of Winter
A vigorous cold front brought a winter preview to Montana with snow and rain, dropping temperatures by about forty degrees in places and triggering thunderstorms and winds up to fifty mph in Wyoming and the Dakotas. Elsewhere, weather remained placid with scattered showers along coasts and across the Southeast, while Montana saw a drop from 90 to 50 degrees at Billings and cooler weather continuing with more snow in the Rockies.
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United Press International
Montana
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Billings
Mont
Rockies
U.S
Local Weather Outlook With Possible Showers
Eyewear weather forecast notes showers and a chance of locally heavy rain. High near 89 degrees, low around 74 to 77, with mainly south and southwest winds up to 12 mph and brief gusts near showers.
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