NATO Agrees To Arms Meet In Paris
At a NATO summit the alliance pledged to seek disarmament talks with Russia and proposed allowing atomic stockpiles and IRBM bases. Norway and Denmark backed the plan in principle though Germany and Italy urged careful wording amid domestic concerns.
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U.S
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United States
Norway
Denmark
Eisenhower
Germany
Italy
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Adone Zoli
Saramaua Area Projects Listed
Rogero outlines refinancing Skyway bonds to fund new roads in Sarasota and Manatee counties including four lanes on Highway 301 and U S 41 extensions. Pinellas Bayway plan splits from Skyway refinance, tolls discussed, with about 30 million total financing and $2 million for Mullet Key development.
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Manatee
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al Rogero
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1St Street
Bradenton
Pinellas County Commission
Pinellas Bayway
Pinellas Commission
Doyle Carlton
LeRoy Collins
Mahatee
Pinellas County
Palmetto
Hillsborough County
Collins
Mullet Key
British Press Ribs Hagerty Over Buchwald Mock Conference
In London papers, U S press secretary James Hagerty is lampooned after comedian Art Buchwald recounts a fictitious briefing. Buchwald’s Herald Tribune column includes dialogue with Jo Patrick simulating questions and Hagerty dismissing the piece as rot.
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Art Buchwald
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New York Herald Tribune
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New York Times
Buchwald
Herald Tribune
Paris
Jim
New York
Reward Offered for News Rack Theft Suspects
The News announces a $50 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons stealing its news racks.
Measles Parties Advised By Nassau Health Official
Nassau County health commissioner Dr. Earle G. Brown urges young women to imitate British fad and host measles parties to expose nonpregnant peers to German measles. He cites research linking early pregnancy exposure to birth deformities and notes the practice is popular in London.
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New York
Nassau County
Earle G. Brown
Embargo Halts Citrus Sales Across Sarasota Area
The Florida embargo on fruit shipments shuts down fresh citrus at supermarkets markets fruit stands and roadside stalls in Sarasota County. Shippers agents and Hal Hopson say enforcement will rely on voluntary cooperation while managers like Gilbert Harris question supply from warehouses and frost damaged fruit is identified by white spots.
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Sarasota
Florida
Florida Citrus Commission
Hal Hopson
Nigerian Bible Expert Withdraws From $64,000 Question
Theo philus Aderonmu, a Nigerian Bible expert on The $64,000 Question, quits after a disclosure of his private life. He accepts $64,000 he already won and cites embarrassment and inability to concentrate due to week’s events including a publicized non support suit by his ex wife.
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New York
INS
Theophilus A. Aderonmu
Aderonmu
CBS
Hal March
ICC rules carriers must honor cargo shipments under permits
The Interstate Commerce Commission ruled that common carriers may not waive duties to the public through labor clauses like hot cargo. Nine motor carriers were ordered to cease practices violating their operating authority, while the ICC acknowledged it lacks jurisdiction over the hot cargo clause, deferring to Congress and the National Labor Relations Board. The decision effectively requires carriers to handle cargo offered within their permit scope, potentially covering hot cargo.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Oklahoma City
Galveston Truck Corp
Houston
Tex
ICC
Teamsters Union
Congress
National Labor, Relations Board
Missouri Hires Coach Dan Devine From Arizona State
Missouri announces the appointment of 33 year old Dan Devine of Arizona State as its new football coach succeeding Frank Broyles at Arkansas. Devine takes over during a period of transition for the Tigers and inherits a program seeking improved performance.
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Columbia, Mo
University of Missouri Today
Dan Devine
Arizona State
Tempe
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Lost Lion Cub At Ringling Circus Winter Quarters
Police seek a four month old female lion cub valued at $250 stolen yesterday from Ringling Bros Barnum Bailey Circus Winter Quarters. The tame cub, raised on a bottle, was reportedly taken by a man who knew it was tame.
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Ringling Bros Barnum & Bailey Circus
Albert Rix
Ringling Circus
Rix
Jack Frost Banished as Florida Forecast Remains Mild
Sarasota basks in near normal January temperatures with no immediate white Christmas chances. Forecasters predict partly cloudy skies through tomorrow with highs around 74 to 78 degrees and lows near 55 to 60. Moderate northeast to east winds persist, and in the East Gulf winds shift from northeast to southeast tonight into Thursday as conditions stay largely dry.
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Jack Forst
Florida
Sarasota
East Gulf
Stiff sentence for William Bragg in intoxicated driving case
William Bragg aged 39 of 634 Central Ave was fined $1,000 or 120 days in jail by Judge John Wood for driving while intoxicated and driving while his license was suspended. He must also serve 60 days of straight time jail after the initial penalties.
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William Bragg
Central Ave
Municipal Court
John Wood
South County News Highlights on Page 8
Inside THE NEWS a South County feature appears on page 8, outlining local events, community updates, and brief notices affecting the area. The piece emphasizes neighborhood developments and public interests with concise regional detail.
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Forrest Clark
South County
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