West Hemisphere condemns Khrushchev interference in Americas
A four-nation task force drafted a resolution condemning Soviet premier Khrushchev for meddling in Western Hemisphere affairs. Chile Colombia Mexico and Uruguay led the effort, aiming to bolster inter‑American unity against outside influence. Observers said the measure targets Cuba and Castro's alliance with the Soviet Union.
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Costa Rica
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Americas
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Uruguay
Cuba
Castro
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Trujillo Declared Persona Non Grata by OAS
Western Hemisphere nations move to isolate the Dominican Republic dictator Rafael Trujillo with an OAS declaration and broad boycotts. Venezuela condemns his regime over alleged plots against Romulo Betancourt as the U S cuts ties and seeks new representation for Dominican interests. News also notes Kennedy Nixon race dynamics, a nerve gas demonstration, and the death of Oscar Hammerstein II.
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United Press International
Western
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Organization of American States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Venezuela
Trujillo
Romulo Betancourt
United States
Ciudad Trujillo
Washington
Britain
Castro
Cuba
Christian A. Herter
Fidel
Kremlin
OAS
AFL Cio
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Sarasota area to gain over 3 million in new telephone facilities
General Telephone Company of Florida plans more than 3 million dollars in additional telephone facilities for the Sarasota exchange during 1960 1961. District manager Corliss P Hunter cites a 67 million dollar Florida General budget for six counties, with extensions land purchase building work and equipment for seven digit numbering to meet rapid area growth and improve service. Cable extensions will reach Longboat Bird and South Si.
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Sarasota
Corliss P. Hunter
General Telephone Company of
Florida
Florida General
Hunter
Longboat
Bird
South Si
Bloodworth Speaks at Florida Retailers Meeting in Palm Beach
George Bloodworth executive vice president of Montgomery Roberts spoke during a two day meeting of the Florida Retail Controllers Association in Palm Beach. He gave a talk on cash budgeting for profit and presented a report on the Controllers Congress national convention he attended earlier in the summer.
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Bloodworth
George Bloodworth
Montgomery Roberts
Florida Retail Controllers Assn
Palm Beach
Controllers Congress
No Mo For Joe Medic in Next War Training Plan
The Army tests turning nonmedical personnel into medics to provide frontline care. Noncommissioned officers from reserve regiments train at Brooke Army Medical Center for two weeks to assess feasibility of self sufficing aid in foxholes and at aid stations.
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San Antonio
Tex
Army
Brooke Army Medical Center
Nunez Resigns as Tampa U S Attorney
Robert Nunez of Tampa, the U S assistant for the area, announced his resignation effective Sept. 3. The grand jury convenes Sept. 14 and the vacancy will be filled by E Coleman Matson of Miami.
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Robert Nunez
Tampa
U.S
Nunez
Grand Jury
E. Coleman Matson
Miami
Suwanee River
Penn Rail Plans Furloughs as Strike Looms
The Pennsylvania Railroad announced plans to furlough 52 000 employees and halt passenger and freight service amid a potential strike by about 20 000 TWU maintenance workers on September 1. The move would idle the nation’s largest railroad for the first time in 114 years, affecting roughly 30 million people from New York to St Louis. Freight lines, especially perishables, would suspend first, with long distance passenger reservations ending next Tuesday.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
PRR
Transport Workers Union
TWU
System Federation
New York
St. Louis
Soviet Russia calls for hard labor in prisons
MOSCOW UPI Soviet Russia urges strict discipline and hard labor for convicts in response to Western reports criticizing Soviet prison conditions. The piece does not name Francis Gary Powers but appears to react to Western criticism.
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Moscow
UPI
Russia
Francis Gary Powers
Florida Democrats Silence on Campaign Strategy Weekend Quiet
Senate President Dewey John son of Quincy said top Florida Democrats plan a hush hush weekend with no comment until Monday. Governor candidate Farris Bryant set Monday to announce whether state and national Democrats will meet next month in a possible special session. House votes stood 1813 in favor. 57 more votes needed in the House and 23 in the Senate for a session.
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Fila
UPT
Senate
Dewey Johnson
Quincy
Florida
Farris Bryant
House
Harvie Belser
Bonifay
Wilbur Boyd
Manatee
John L. Ayers
Hernando
Charles Miner
Hendry
Jacksonville
Tom Beasley
Walton
BPW Club Urges Open Poll Books for Precincts
The Saraso ta Business and Professional Women’s Club adopted a resolution urging opening registration books in all 24 precincts at least one day before the Oct 7 deadline and keeping the registration office open until 9 p.m. one night weekly until registration ends to broaden voters access before the November election.
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Sarasota
Ford Photographer's Florida Home Feature in Woman's Day
Sarasota photographer Robert Ford's image of a Richmond Construction Corp. home appears in the September Woman's Day issue. The $12,995 house is the second in a magazine feature series, with Ford's Sarasota shots for J. Walter Thompson Advertising Agency to appear in national magazines.
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Sarasota
Robert Ford
Richmond Construction Corp
Woman's Day
Ford
J. Walter Thompson
Dinner Honors Sarasota Youth Despite Rainout
Rain forced cancellation of Sunday play in the Laurie Hammer Golf Tournament at Bobby Jones Golf Club. Officials kept the dinner honoring the Sarasota High School youth on schedule at 6:30 p.m. with tickets at 2.50.
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Laurie Hammer
Bobby Jones Golf Club
Sarasota High School
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Chinks Soviets At Odds Over Economic Aid
Diplomatic sources report Sino-Russian differences widening into economic spheres. Experts say the rift may slow Russian aid to Communist China as Peiping distrusts the Kremlin stance on aid to neutral and underdeveloped nations.
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London
UPI
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Peiping
Kremlin
Red China
Kensington Park Homes Acre Swim and Country Club Open for Residents
Sarasota real estate section highlights open access for Kensington Park Homes residents with a country club and pool. Advertised homes range from twelve thousand four hundred fifty to nineteen thousand four hundred fifty dollars. Contact information provided for inquiries.
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Kensington Park
Sarasota
Senator Probes Road Purchase Overpriced Right-Of-Way
Florida senator Scott Kelley leads a probe into a Manatee Avenue extension right-of-way bought for 41300 in 1957, despite a 3200 appraised value. Testimony from three county residents and two court-appointed appraisers explores costs and potential profiteering in Dade and Manatee road projects.
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Larry Murphy News
Orlando
Manatee Avenue
Scott Kelley
Legislative Committee On
Manatee County
M. T. (Snooks) McInnis
Orange County
Sen
Kelley
Chester Chaires
Robert Hoffman
Sen. Kelley
Dade
36Th Street
Miami
Dade County
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
Spying Charge Leveled Against U S Army Attache in Moscow
Soviet television broadcast charges by Vladimir Sloboda 38 against Col. Theodore F. Hoffman a deserter and former Army Intelligence commander alleging espionage by U S personnel in Moscow. Sloboda also implicates economic attache George Payne Winters Jr. 39 and says spies are sent as tourists officials and diplomats. Hoffman denied the accusations planning to return to Moscow September 4 after a Germany vacation.
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Moscow
U.S. Army
Theodore F. Hoffman
Vladimir Sloboda
Soviet Union
U.S
George Payne Winters Jr
Col. Hoffman
West Germany
Sloboda
Hoffman
Germany
Pughtown
Army Intelligence School
Ft. Holabird
Local Weather Summary and Readings
Partly cloudy through Sunday with scattered afternoon showers. Highs 86 to 92, lows 70 to 74 with SE winds 6 to 12 mph. Readings show barometer 30.2, max 86, min 72, expected rainfall 2 percent.
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