Living standards rise as 4-person city family needs grow
The Labor Department reports an average four person family in big cities requires about 5 370 to 6 567 annually for a modest but adequate living. Inflation explains the rest with variations by city climate prices and local living patterns.
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Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Houston
Chicago
Sider
New York
Minneapolis
Los Angeles
City Payroll Totals From Major Markets Reported
A list shows city payroll figures for major U.S. metros including Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland, Detroit, Houston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, Portland, St. Louis, San Francisco, Scranton, Seattle and Washington D C with values ranging from about 5 693 to 6 562 and a separate odd value for Washington D C at 147.
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Cago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
Houston
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Minneapolis
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
St. Louis
San Francisco
Scranton
Seattle
Washington, D.C
Des Moines
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
ST Philadelphia
Phoenix
Rapid City
Salt Lake City
San Diego
Tampa
Washington
U S Presses Cuba to Renounce Soviet Interference
The United States seeks to curb Soviet and Chinese interference in Latin America and demand free elections. Secretary Herter will present a draft resolution urging Latin nations to renounce outside meddling and reaffirm support for honest elections amid Cuba U S tensions with Castro.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
UPI
United States
Cuba
Latin America
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Hemisphere Foreign Ministers Conference
Soviet Union
China
Fidel Castro
U S Theory Bolstered Amid Powers U2 Downplay
Oliver Powers arrived in New York from Moscow where he disputed Russia's rocket shot theory about Francis Powers U2. He said the pilot believes his plane failed mechanically and that U S electronic devices confirmed the failure, undermining Soviet claims.
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Washington
UPI
Russia
Francis G. Powers
Moscow
New York City
Oliver Powers
U.S
Kremlin
Soviet Union
India
Jawaharlal Nehru
New Delhi
America
Powers
Congress Nears Adjourment With Key Spending Bills
Congress moves toward adjournment with three appropriation bills and a compromise medical care measure awaiting final action. The health bill targets care for needy seniors while minor Social Security changes are included. Foreign aid totals 3.72 billion with a ban on aid to Cuba or the Dominican Republic unless the President finds it in the national interest.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Von Saltza set Olympic 100 free record in Rome
American swimmer Chris Von Saltza shattered the women's Olympic 100 meter freestyle record in Rome with a 1 minute 1.9 second clocking. The new mark highlighted the United States’ strong showing in the pool during the Games.
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Rome
America
Chris von Saltza
Sarasota Weather Enthusiast Bacon Sees Duty In Service
Francis R. Owen reports on Hollis P. Bacon Sarasota amateur meteorologist who monitors temperature wind tides and barometer readings despite little pay. He attends a weather forecasting meeting with Gordon Dunn and others, defending the need for local observation amid Miami dominance.
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Southeastern United States
Gordon E. Dunn
Bacon
Pine Pl
Sarasota
Price urges national conservative party formation
State Senator Ed H Price Jr of Bradenton argues for building a nationwide conservative party rather than a southern one. He opposes a special session to name an independent slate and questions new spending while noting Bryant will unveil a Democratic plan in Tallahassee. He dismissed comment on the Washington meeting between Kennedy Lyndon Johnson and Florida lawmakers.
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United States
Ed H. Price Jr
Bradenton
Price
Washington
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
Florida
Farris Bryant
Tallahassee
Bryant
James Kynes
Ocala
Escaped Manatee Boy Falk Captured After Fatal North Florida Escape
Wayne Falk, 16, of Manatee County, captured in Carrabelle after a day of prison escape linked to a river crash near Blountstown. Three escapees died, others recaptured. Falk previously served time for auto theft and escaped multiple times from Marianna Correctional Institute. Co‑conspirators included Robert Dickey and Sara Ann McAlpine. McAlpine and Buck Miller died in the river incident.
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Wayne Falk
Manatee County
Florida
Carrabelle
Gulf and
5Th Street
Chipola
Blountstown
Falk
Marianna Correctional Institute
Sarasota
Marianna
Palm Beach County
Jackson County
Gus
Sarasota County
Robert Dean Dickey
Sneads
Fla
Sara Ann McAlpine
Chattahoochee
McAlpine
Dickey
Farmers Bank
Malone
Mattie P. Jackson
Pensacola
Buck Miller
Panama City
Yanks At Pole Batterrrruppp Polar Baseball Stunt
Cmdr George P Steele II reported his crew maneuvered through ice to a polar ballpark where rafts carried sailors to a frozen baseball field. The diamond would send a home run from today into tomorrow across the world and a batter could reach first base 12 hours later in U S time.
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George P. Steele II
Polar Ballpark
United
Mystery death in Florida trailer tied to visitor
Bradenton police investigate the murder of Harry Clemmons a man in his late 60s found stabbed twice and strangled by a belt in a rented trailer. The body rested on its knees with the belt attached to a ceiling beam as fingerprints and other information are checked. The sheriff's office and State Attorney W M Smiley say Clemmons was an area visitor prior to his death.
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Bradenton
Harry Clemmons
W. M. Smiley
Smiley
Congo Troops March Toward Katanga Border
About 1,000 Congo troops advanced unopposed from Kasai Province toward Katanga, near the border, meeting no resistance as they moved through the diamond-rich Mining State. Katanga leader Tshombe warned of trouble if invasion occurs, while arms were sent to Bakwanga but defenses remain prepared on roads and rail lines.
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Leopoldville
Congo
UPI
Kasai
Katanga
Albert Kalonji
Moise Tshombe
Kalonji
Tshombe
Bakwanga
Weather Update and Community Listings
The forecast calls for 85 to 90 day highs and 70 to 75 overnight lows with mostly southerly winds eight to fifteen mph, increasing briefly in showers. Kensington Park Homes 14 Acre Swim and Country Club open for residents with Sarasota values listed from 12 459 to 19 458.
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Kensington Park
Sarasota
Eye It’s the Talk of the Town at Wenwood City
Real estate brief notes a development at Bee Ridge Road east of Trail featuring new homes marketed with strong curb appeal. The listing highlights 234 bedrooms across early model residences and emphasizes location in Wenwood City.
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Wenwood City
Handsome
Bee Ridge Rd
E. of & Trail
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Francis R. Owen
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Sarasota News
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Dunn
Robert M. Ferry
Lawrence M. Dye
U. S. Weather Service
Hollis Bacon
Vinny Armusewicz
Southhampton
Long Island
N.Y
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