U S Pressed on Early Conference with Russia
Air Force Secretary James Douglas told the Senate Preparedness Subcommittee that a Soviet ICBM launch today could be unseen by warning systems. He said the Air Force is moving urgently to complete a warning network and that Atlas missiles could boost orbital capability now.
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Sarasota County considers starting kindergarten program
Dr. Russell Wiley told the Sarasota County Board of Public Instruction that a planned kindergarten initiative could start next year with a first year community cost of 20 400. The plan, arising from a six month study, requires state approval and public and board support, with initial outlay projected at 187000 and 166600 covered by first year income.
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Sarasoza County
State Department of Education
Strauss says U S will get key IRBM bases in Europe
West German Defense Minister Franz Josef Strauss told Paris reporters that the United States will obtain key intermediate range missile bases in Europe. He cited Norstad and Eisenhower’s push for a continental network and noted Adenauer will not commit before the military report next spring. Some observers see bases possibly west of the Rhine, along France Belgium and the Netherlands border.
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Lincoln snake hunters debate lure to flush six foot boa
In Lincoln Massachusetts the snake hunters discussed using a mate lure to coax a six foot boa out from beneath Smith Grammar School The decision aims to determine if the escapee is a male or female snake and rescue it safely.
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Montana Artist Olaf Seltzer Dies at 80
Olaf C. Seltzer, an American painter known as a successor to Charles M. Russell, died yesterday in Great Falls at age 80. He was born in Copenhagen, Denmark, and had exhibited his work across the United States.
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Senators to Question Pentagon News Chief on Vanguard Publicity
Senate probes aim to quiz Murray Snyder about allowed publicity for the Vanguard satellite test. Rear Adm. Bennett and A S Norton criticized his role while some senators seek to learn if orders came from Defense Secretary McElroy. Snyder conceded publicity was excessive but defended public information as a government aim.
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Murray Snyder
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U S Air Force Launches Atlas ICBM From Cape Canaveral
The U S Air Force launched an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile from Cape Canaveral at 12 38 p m EST. Initial reports indicated a successful takeoff as the tall slender missile rose straight upward from the launching stand.
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U.S
Reds Claim Western Dissension At NATO Summit
Pravda and Izvestia declared the NATO summit exposed deep Western rifts and distrust. They accused Eisenhower of courting public opinion while pressing NATO to back American military plans and atomic deployments in Europe. Moscow radio said the opening speech disappointed hopes for peace.
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Ice Pick Victim Listed As Fair In Newtown Assault
Ernestine Pawil, 48, from 2743 Church Street, remained in fair condition at Memorial Hospital after a knife ice pick fight at Abe Jones Apartments in Newtown left her with a punctured lung. Dolly May Brown, 26, also of Newtown, was jailed on aggravated assault charges.
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Sarasota
Reverses Plans Show Up At Meeting In Paris
The United States moves toward European demands for early East West disarmament talks with the Soviet Union. President Eisenhower attends a Palais de Chaillot session as NATO ministers discuss disarmament and Middle East issues. Dulles denies a rift while European members push for talks and a stronger European weapons posture amid cost fears.
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Hagerty Faults Herald Tribune For Unadulterated Rot
Paris Paris edition of the Herald Tribune faces Hagerty backlash over a Buchwald column mocking a pretend White House briefing. Hagerty demanded equal space and dismissed the piece as untrue while noting France Soir ran a partial translation.
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Red Warning Ball Up Atlas Test Missile Poised For Firing
Cape Canaveral observers gathered as a 5,500 mile range Atlas missile stood on the pad with a red warning ball hoisted signaling an impending launch. The rocket belched oxygen as crews moved service cranes and technicians raced to repair the Moon tower after a failed satellite test.
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Citrus shipments mostly escape Florida embargo impact
Sarasota citrus growers report most holiday fruit already shipped despite a 7am embargo aimed at frozen Florida fruit. Saprite Bros. says no harm, Airport Groves expects losses, Midway Groves sees minimal damage, Blue Herron notes 75 to 80 percent shipped, Marble Groves sees no effect as orders had been fulfilled. Disaster group reviews crop losses and seeks USDA emergency aid for 21 south Florida counties.
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No Embargo On Sunshine
Sarasota reports sunny today with partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday. Highs near 72 to 76, lows around 50 to 58, winds gentle to moderate northeast. East Gulf shows variable north winds and northeasterly winds in the south. Readings at 9:30 a.m. show temperature 72, barometer 30.03, no rainfall.
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