Kennedy Pushes Cuba Briefing as Critics Remain Skeptical
Republican critics of Kennedy Cuba policy insist the Soviet threat persists in Cuba despite a two hour public intelligence briefing. President Kennedy will reiterate removal of missiles and bombers while senators press for proof and debate continues in a close hearing.
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Diefenbaker Promises to Tone Down Anti Americanism
Prime Minister John Diefenbaker moves to reduce anti American sentiment in the upcoming election while still signaling U S nuclear disputes will be campaign issues. He dissolves Parliament setting April 8 for the vote amid cabinet tensions and resignations threats.
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Court studies reapportion plan for Florida Legislature
Three federal judges heard two hours of arguments for and against a proposed reapportionment adding 43 senators and 112 representatives. Attorney General Ervin urged approval while Miami attorneys Sobel and Swann urged blocking the plan and proposed a temporary 135 to 62 layout. The court promised a decision by day’s end, with modifications to protect citizen rights noted in arguments.
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State Pushes Probe of Walker Eviction
Tallahassee Florida Attorney General Richard Ervin urged a Florida Michigan case review after Arthur and Mrs. Walker said their South Venice home was auctioned to satisfy a $446 mechanics lien. The Walkers reported they were unaware of the lien or its origin.
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital Auxiliary celebrates 15th anniversary
The Sarasota Memorial Hospital Auxiliary marked its 15th milestone with guests including charter members and past presidents attending the anniversary. The volunteer group dedicates thousands of hours annually, aiding patients and hospital administration.
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Kennedy Proposes Health Program. Cost Not Revealed
President Kennedy sent to Congress a blueprint to improve national health and health facilities, urging a top priority for Social Security health insurance for the elderly and detailing grants for schools, research, and facility modernization. Officials declined to disclose total costs, noting most items appear in the 1964 budget.
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Venice Teen Killed in 41 Crash Near Venice
Barry Canada, 15, a Venice High sophomore who started Jan. 30, died in a three-vehicle wreck on U.S. 41 three miles south of Venice. Scott Kelley, 16, and Lois Shouse, both injured, were in the other two vehicles. State attorney B. Clarke Nichols said Mrs. Shouse pulled from Aligator Road into the intersection, a Volkswagen struck the Kelley car, then a Semin truck hit them, all after a failure to yield the right of way.
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Bi-Party Contest Shapes Florida Senate Race
Sarasota County lawmakers face a likely contest for the new Florida Senate seat as Republicans and Democrats line up candidates. Qualifying ends a week from Friday with voter registration due by 5 p.m. Monday. The outcome hinges on a federal court ruling on the reapportionment plan and the 43 Senate, 112 House formula.
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Senate Debates Limiting Debate and Cloture Motion
The Senate rejected a gag rule proposal by a 54 to 42 vote and adjourned. Debate over a stricter anti filibuster rule continues, with liberals debating whether a simple majority could prevail.
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Sun Sox Begin Ticket Sale Drive
Sarasota Sports Inc launches a drive to sell 30000 dollars in season tickets for the 1963 Sun Sox. Public sale will follow. About 1500 dollars in tickets have been sold to date for the city owned Sarasota entry in the Class A Florida State League. 28500 dollars more are needed before the season opener on April 22 against the St Petersburg Saints.
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