Queen Greets Ike at Balmoral Castle Gate
President Eisenhower makes a social stop at Balmoral with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The Queen appeared on television to greet him as crowds cheered. the visit includes a royal ball and a tour of the Royal Highland Fusiliers. Ike plans talks with Khrushchev during weekend in Britain.
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Eddy Gilmore
Balmoral
Scotland
Eisenhower
Western Europe
Britain
Balmoral Castle
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Dyce
Princess Margaret
Royal Bodyguard
Royal Highland Fusiliers
Margaret
Elizabeth
Philip
Washington
London
Chequers
Harold Macmillan
Nikita Khrushchev
Castle
Arvida Reports 3% Million Net From Florida Developments
Arvida Corp announces year end sales of about 16.6 million dollars and net income over 3 million, equals 59 cents a share. It signs a long term contract with Gulf Oil to market fuels through Florida service stations and marine outlets.
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Arvida Corp
Florida
Arvida
South
Milton N. Weir Sr
New York Society of Security
Weir
Gulf Oil Corp
SEC
Hoffa Campaign At Tampa Brewery Vote
Workers at the Anheuser Busch Brewery in Tampa voted on joining the Teamsters or a four union AFL CIO group. Jimmy Hoffa campaigned and predicted a Teamsters victory, while Carl Feller of the AFL CIO Brewery Workers Union argued a Teamster win would threaten workers’ security.
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Tampa
UPI
Anheuser - Busch
Teamsters
Afl-Cio
Teamster
Jimmy Hoffa
Florida
Schlitz
Hoffa
Carl] Feller
Aflcio Brewery Workers Union
Feller
By Passed Generals Resign Over Shoup Command Move
Three Marine Corps generals announce resignations after Maj. Gen. David M. Shoup is named to be commandant starting Jan. 1. Lt. Gen. Vernon E. Megee in Honolulu says he is disappointed at not receiving the top post. Lt. Gen. Edwin A. Pollock and Merrill B. Twining do not comment.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Eisenhower
David M. Shoup
Shoup
Vernon E. Megee
Pacific
Edwin A. Pollock
Atlantic
Merrill B. Twining
Quantico, Va
Megee
Honolulu
Pollock
Twining
Death of Theresa Gee Becomes Symbol of Urban Strife
New York mourners fill Trinity Church as Rev Dr Kilmer Myers calls for peace after Theresa Gee 15 was killed in a Lower East Side gang fight. Police report two first degree murder indictments against Cruz and Castro as tension and violence surge among youth gangs.
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New York
Trinity Church
Wall Street
Lower East Side
C. Kilmer Myers
Theresa Gee
Theresa
Dr. Myers
Trinity Protestant - Episcopal Parish
Julio Rosario
John Cruz
Miguel Gypsy Castro
Rosario
Cruz
Forsyth Gang
Sportsmen
Castro
Poured Floor Cave-In Hurts Eight In Atlanta Construction
A downtown Atlanta site by the Georgian Power Co. suffered a cave-in of freshly poured concrete floors injuring at least eight workers and trapping others. Witnesses described a loud crash like a freight train as sections gave way and scaffolding with wet concrete buried and delayed rescues.
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Atlanta
Jack Kneece
UPI
Grady Hospital
Georgian Power Co
Robert M. Holder Jr
Holder
Health Unit Should Use Tight Audit
Tallahassee health board faces calls for tighter internal auditing after a 1957-58 fiscal year review found procedures at state and county levels inadequate. State Auditor Bryan Willis urged comprehensive coverage and questioned vehicle use by employees, recommending periodic reviews of state-owned passenger vehicles for efficiency and operations.
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Tallahassee
UPI
Big State Health Board
Bryan Willis
Willis
Reds Deny Khrushchev Berlin Hints
LONDON AP reports Izvestia denied claims Khrushchev hinted the Berlin crisis could be resolved by ceding West Berlin to West Germany with a corridor through East Germany. No official confirmation of such a plan was issued.
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London
Izvestia Today
Nikita Khrushchev
Berlin
West Berlin
West Germany
East Germany
Restaurant Served Sara Sota for Three Decades
Local eatery marks 30 years of serving Sara Sota with steady meals and community ties. Patrons recall longtime service and familiar faces, celebrating the milestone with continued daily specials.
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Sarasota
St Armands sewer work delayed by weather and issues
F A Knight, resident engineer for Smith and Gillespie, says sewer installation on St Armands Key was under way before a complaint to the city on Aug 25. He cites adverse weather and construction difficulties as causes for the delay, with cleanup now progressing to restore areas to normal condition.
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Jean
St. Armands Key
F. A. Knight
Smith and Gillespie
Knight
Kenneth Thompson
St. Armands Association Board of Directors
Kensington Park unveils new $350000 recreation area
A Kensington Park project advances with an Olympic size pool nearing completion. The development includes 11 air conditioned furnished models on display daily from 9 am to 7 pm, highlighting community recreation expansion.
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Kensington Park
Border Posts Seized In Indian Chinese Border Clash
Prime Minister Nehru told parliament that Chinese forces invaded northeast and northwest Indian territory capturing border posts. He cited events in NEFA south of Tibet and Ladakh region with Chinese self defense claims and noted a Chinese camp near Stangura inside Indian borders.
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New Delhi
India
UPI
Jawaharlal Nehru
Northeast Frontier Agency
Tibet
Saddakh
Kashmir
Nehru
Peiping
Sion
Ikkim
NEFA
Laddakh
Stangura
Bhutan
Sikkim
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University Park
Boca Raton
John Ringling
Sarasota County
Arthur Vining Davis
Alcoa Board
Dade
Broward
Palm Beach
Minnie Mermaid
Canada
China
James Cannon
Fire Department
Lou Durkin
Basilio
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