Atlantic storm batters Florida to Carolinas seawater leaks
Severe Atlantic storm pounded the Southeast with heavy seas up to 15 feet along the coast from Virginia to Florida. Beachfront areas faced evacuations and sandbag barriers as emergency crews protected homes while other regions reported rain over the Pacific Northwest and rising springlike temperatures spread across the Midwest with record highs in multiple cities.
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Division In Ranks Possible
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker met with Conservative supporters after parliament’s no confidence defeat and dissolution of Canada’s 25th parliament. He could call a general election on April 8, amid party splits over leadership and U.S. nuclear policy. Lester B. Pearson urged restraint on Canadian American relations as the campaign looms.
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Unrest spreads on labor front in airline strike talks
Strikes broaden as pilots of American Airlines press for a separate contract allowing a nonpilot flight engineer in cockpits. Union policy rejects the plan while protests and picketing occur at Mishawaka Nyloncraft plant amid hiring of nonunion labor.
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Louis B. Seltzer
Noel Wical
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Graham may attend Kennedy breakfast despite illness
Evangelist Billy Graham is hospitalized in Dallas with severe acute bronchitis and a small area of pneumonia in the right lung. Doctors say he may be well enough to attend President Kennedy's prayer breakfast in Washington.
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De Gaulle Denounces U S Move to Use Britain for Free Trade Europe
Paris reports President de Gaulle rejects claims he imitates Hitler and accuses Washington of using Britain to push a free trade market in Europe for American goods. He ties veto of Britain's Common Market entry to Britain's Polaris aid and notes France pursues a France-led Europe independent of the United States.
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County Out Of Suit In Sarasota Water Case
Circuit Judge John D. Justice dropped Sarasota County from a lawsuit over alleged water control regulation violations by former county commissioner James Neville. The water control authority suit was dismissed for lack of standing and improper authentication. A 200 day window was set for an amended complaint.
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John D. Justice
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Budget Okayed For $882 Million
In Tallahassee the state cabinet approved a proposed 882 million budget to fund limited expansion of state government for the next biennium and provide roughly ten percent pay raises.
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UPI
Duchesses Seek Scepter Of Queen at Valentine Ball
The Court of Hearts Valentine Ball at Sarasota Bay Country Club will decide which Duchess will be queen. The event headline invites readers to meet the duchesses on page 6 and mentions a new column Doctor and Your Child by Willis J. Potts M D starting today in the women's section on page 5, with publication every Wednesday and Saturday.
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Sarasota Bay Country Club
Willis J. Potts
M.D
Kennedy Adopts Public Cuba Missile Buildup Briefing
Washington intends to present the nation with its Cuba missile buildup case. McNamara and top defense officials will hold a 5 p.m. EST news conference at the State Department auditorium broadcast on TV and radio. Critics say more troops and arms are in Cuba than disclosed. A new order bars U S government shipments on foreign flag vessels trading with Cuba.
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Pierre Salinger
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Senate liberals eye filibuster clash over cloture rule
The Senate planned a 2 p.m. EST vote to kill the pending motion to call up the long debated rule revision amendment as liberals seek a 51 vote majority to challenge the two thirds requirement. If Johnson rules cloture failed they would appeal to the Senate and push the constitutional challenge.
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Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
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Keating
Tax Credit Eyed For Latin Deals
Washington report says the Kennedy administration may issue special tax credits to American firms investing in Latin America. Alliance for Progress coordinator Teodoro Moscoso announced the idea in response to a critical review of Latin American economic development by J Peter Grace president of W R Grace and Company and COMAP chairman.
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Latin America
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Teodoro Moscoso
J. Peter Grace
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Visitor Downgrades Administration Solon Hits JFK
Rep John B Anderson harshly rates the Kennedy administration at a Sarasota press briefing before addressing the Republican Women's Club. He assigns poor marks on domestic and foreign policy including progress promises, tax reforms, and U S policy in South Vietnam Cuba and news management. He cites a weakening push for reforms and calls for verification site inspections and tougher leadership.
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Sarasota
John B. Anderson
Republican Woman's Club
Sarasota County
Anderson
Eral
Tax Plan Revised To Help Low Incomes
The Kennedy administration liberalizes its tax cut plan to extend yearly benefits from 14 to 16 dollars. Douglas Dillon announced the changes before the House Ways and Means Committee as lobbyists and reporters crowded the room. The revised plan would grant a $600 automatic deduction for a married couple with two children, plus minimum deductions of 300 for the taxpayer, 100 for the wife, and 100 per child, cutting taxes for a family earning 5200 to 240 annually by 1965.
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