Weekend cultural spotlight in Sarasota event round up
A detailed guide to Sarasota activities this weekend highlights theater in Palm Tree Playhouse and The Players, Cir cus Hall of Fame, Cir cus World, water ski shows at Sunshine Springs, a Bowladrome bowling center, Ringling Museum, art gallery exhibitions, and numerous dining and nightlife options. News also promotes hotel and church listings and a new Springer's Restaurant opening.
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Sarasota
Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
Circus Hall of Fame
Sunshine Springs
Route 72
Florida
Gold and Pineapple Avenue
Palm Tree Playhouse
Champagne Complex
Municipal Auditorium
Ringling Museum of
Ringling Museum
John Ringling
Museum of the Circus
Casa Canestrell
Fruitville Road
Canestrelli
Ing
Hal Fox
Lefty
LeVerne
Dogwood
Henry Grady
Atlanta
Driftwood Room
Sarasota Terrace
Allen Keller
Jeani Parker
Colony
Circle
St. Armands Key
Lenny Dee
Holiday House U.S. 301
DeSoto Road
Venetian Room
Tommy Williams
Rom Desmond
First St
Zoller’s
S. Trail
Hofbrau
First Street
27Th Street
North Trail
Colombi
Siesta Key
Lido Beach
Virginia Ruling Voids State Pupil Assignment Law
U S District Judge Hoffman in Norfolk ruled Virginia pupil placement law unconstitutional on its face. Florida officials say Virginia's decision won't affect Florida or North Carolina statutes though they differ. Racial tensions in Montgomery pause bus service after threats and arson targets affecting integration efforts.
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Virginia
U S. Dist
Walter E. Hoffman
Norfolk
Hoffman
U. S. Supreme Court
Tallahassee
Fla
Ralph Odum
Florida
Odum
North Carolina
Patton
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Newport News
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Labor party demands general election over royal role in PM pick
British Labor charges Conservatives used the Crown in selecting a new prime minister. The shadow cabinet met at the House of Commons and urged an immediate general election to place responsibility on voters. Critics warned against undermining constitutional propriety but pressed for election.
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London
INS
Laborite
House of Commons
Har- Crown
Aneurin Bevan
Macmillan
Queen Elizabeth
Laborites
the Press Association
Conservative Party
Labor Party
Crown
Yemen
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Bom
Cairo
Queen May Visit U S
The young Queen may decide after Duke of Edinburgh returns from a round the world tour next month. The White House declined comment, but diplomats note an informal approach. Britain’s new prime minister Harold Macmillan could visit Washington for talks with Eisenhower, with the trip likely delayed until Congress acts on aid for the Middle East.
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White House
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Washington
Eisen
U. S
Swascanlen
Congress
Eisenhower
Middle East
Trailer Victim Still Critical
Oscar Allen aged 81 remained in critical condition at Memorial Hospital after severe injuries. Also in critical condition is Myron Burdette, 55, an Orange Blossom Hotel clerk, rescued from surf near New Pass last Sunday in a near-drowned state.
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Oscar Allen
Memorial Hospital
Myron Burdette
Orange Blossom Hotel
New Pass
Name And Description Of Mad Bomber Sought By Police
Police in New York have received the name and full description of a suspected bomber who vowed to avenge his dismissal. A special force is hunting the man, believed to have begun his 16 year spree after a firing from Consolidated Edison. Elmer F. Andrews provided the information from Vienna Virginia.
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NEW York
INS
New York State
Elmer F. Andrews
Andrews
Vienna
Consolidated Edison
Herbert H. Lehman
Alcorn and Bliss Lead GOP Chair Race as Hall Departs
National Committeeman Meade Alcorn Jr. of Connecticut and Ohio State Chairman Ray Bliss emerge as leading contenders for the Republican national chairmanship vacated by Leonard W. Hall. Hall will resign January 22, with the committee to elect a successor on that date. President Eisenhower was asked by Humphrey to promote Scribner to assistant secretary of the treasury.
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Washington
INS
Meade Alcorn Jr
Connecticut
Ohio State
Ray Bliss
Leonard W. Hall
National Committee
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Scribner
The
Treasury
Drunk Driving Verdict Upheld for Frank M Barry
The Sarasota Municipal Court conviction of Frank M. Barry for drunk driving in 1955 was upheld by the Circuit Court. It is uncertain today whether Barry will serve the 30 day sentence as City Prosecutor Francis Millican said he understood Barry had left the state.
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Frank M. Barry
Sarasota
Barry
Francis Millican
Democrats Seek Unity On Mideast Doctrine Debated
Democratic lawmakers from both chambers muster to forge a united stand on Eisenhower's Mideast proposal. An informal caucus convened to thrash out views on the doctrine as substitute resolutions circulate in the Senate. Congress would declare Mideast stability vital to world peace and avoid granting new presidential powers.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Mideast
Thomas A. Gordon
D-Ill
House
Foreign Affairs
Senate
Congress
Zablocki
Dean Acheson
Adenauer Urges Ban on Thermonuclear Weapons
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer called for a ban on thermonuclear weapons to clear the air for solving world problems. He said a Soviet demilitarized zone proposal could reduce tension but not solve all difficulties. He emphasized the main effort must aim to ban nuclear weapon use in war.
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Bonn
Ins
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Europe
Revolutionary Spirit in Hungary Flares Amid Downturn in Factory Strikes
Reports from Vienna indicate growing revolutionary sentiment in Hungary with protests over layoffs and a return to Stalinism. Clashes in Mis kolc Gyper and Debrecen. Soviet tanks alleged in the capital and new government hardline measures followed.
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Vienna
INS
Hungary
Budapest
Janos
Miskolc
Gyper
Debrecen
Cold Relief Spreads After Severe Snow Storm
Relief from the Arctic cold moved through the storm swept regions from the Rockies to New England as temperatures rose 20 to 80 degrees from 24 hours earlier. New York New Jersey and New England saw relief though a new frigid front bent along northern New England and the Northern Plains with readings below zero in many spots including 6 below at International Falls Minnesota. A slight cooling touched the Middle Atlantic and northern Florida areas.
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Associated Press
Rockies
New England
New
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
New York
New Jersey
Plains
International Falls
Minn
Canadian
Middle Atlantic Coast
Florida
Anticipation Spoils Days Weather Warnings
Sarasota forecast calls for partly cloudy days with little temperature change. Highs reach 68 to 75 degrees and nights dip to 44 to 54. Northeast winds persist today through Sunday with gentle to moderate strength. East Gulf shows similar conditions with 60 degree readings and a 30 10 barometer. Rainfall remains trace and winds from the northeast.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
East Gulf
Britain Yemen clash widens into international crisis
Britain strengthens Aden defense as Yemen attacks mount. Cairo talks begin among Yemen Egypt and Saudi Arabia to discuss actions under unified command. Yemen accuses Britain of air and tank strikes while Britain denies offensive actions.
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Yemen
Britain
London
Daily Express
East Africa
Aden Protectorate
Joint Military Command
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Abdel Hakim Amer
Abdul Rahman Abu Taleb
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