New South Gate Plaza Opens With Eighteen Stores
Sarasota unveils its largest shopping center between Tampa and Miami, the South Gate Plaza, debuting at 9 a.m. with 18 stores plus two future openings. Dignitaries include Mayor A. Ray Howard and leaders from the Merchants Association and Chamber of Commerce. A $2,000 boat outfit leads a prize drawing featuring over 50 prizes on February 3.
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Miami
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Hillview
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Frank Smith
Rolland King
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J. M. McNair
Sarasota County
A. Ray Howard
George Bloodworth
The
Sarasota Merchants 'Assn
W. M
Mac) Harmon
Sarasota Chamber of Commerce
Ted Swalm
Chamber
Robert Wallace
South Gate Hardware
Organization of
Shopping Plaza
Will
Thom McAn Shoe Stores
Darby Cleaners
Minnie Shopping Center Warm Welcome for Sarasota Grand Opening
Minnie Mermaid welcomes South Gate to Sarasota shopping areas predicting fine weather for the opening. Partly cloudy with mild temps in the 74 to 80 degree range and light variable winds, Sarasota forecasts show no rainfall and a gentle breeze as fans anticipate shopping in warmth.
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Minnie Mermaid
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Right Wing Keeps Reins In Britain
London reports the Conservative party centralizes power under Prime Minister Harold Macmillan with a largely familiar 18 member cabinet. Foreign Secretary John Selwyn Lloyd remains, despite Suez backlash, while Richard Butler and Peter Thorneycroft gain prominent posts. Defense Minister Anthony Head leads forces tied to Suez policy.
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Britain
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Eden
John Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Richard Austen Butler
House of Commons
Home Secretary
Butler
Peter Thorney Croft
Board of Trade
Syrian President Blames West for Arms Swap with Russia
Syrian President Shakri al Kuwatly charges Britain France and the United States pressured Syria into purchasing weapons from Russia for defense against Israel in a U S News and World Report interview. He says Syria sought Western arms five or six years ago but was refused and weapons continued flowing to Israel.
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Shakri al Kuwatly
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France
United States
Russia
Israel
U.S. News and World Report
Kuwatly
Syria
Roberts Casino Fire Briefly Burns Room at Mira Mar Beach
A fire at the Roberts Casino on Siesta Key was confined to one room in an old unoccupied building. Nearby resident C A Newell spotted the blaze around 8 p.m. and assisted with a fire extinguisher before firefighters arrived. Two fire trucks responded and the damage was limited to a wall and furniture.
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Mira Mar Beach
Siesta Key
South Trail Area
C. A. Newell
Newell
Sarasota
Newtown House
Links Ave
Bahia Vista
Koreans Seize U.S. Agents in North Korea Plot
Reported armed agents linked to the United States and South Korea were captured and tried for allegedly fomenting uprisings in North Korea. The term agents has been used historically for various Koreans accused of anti state activities.
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United States
South Korea
North
North Korea
Arabs Weigh Peace Talks Amid Border Tensions
London reports discuss arrangements for a meeting between Aden government and Yemeni officials to ease frontier troubles. Yemen shelled Aden protectorate levies near Beinhan as RAF planes cleared dissidents. no air attacks on Yemen. Yemen claims aggression. London says no note of abrogation received.
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Kingdom of Yemen
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Khrushchev Criticizes Plan Over Egypt Move
Soviet Communist Party leader Nikita Khrushchev denounces Western actions in Egypt accusing Britain of senility weakness and loss of influence while claiming Moscow opposes imperialism and asserts British and French Israeli forces advanced on Egypt.
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U.S. disarmament proposals rise at United Nations
In London and United Nations reports unrest grows in Soviet satellites amid Bulgaria resistance and a Polish mayor lynching. Across Europe voters vote against communists as Hungary Poland and East Germany react with bold moves.
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Bulgaria
France
Hungary
Poland
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Senate Hears Mideast Plan Amid Global Nuclear Talks
United States seeks standby authority to aid Middle East allies against Communist aggression while promoting strict inspection with open skies and ports. Lodge urged nuclear limits and international observers as part of a broader push for disarmament and restraint.
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Congress
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New Cold Wave Grips Nation From Rockies to New England
A bitter cold wave blankets the northern United States with sub zero readings from the Northern Plains to the Great Lakes and into New York and New England. Havre and Glasgow Montana report 25 below zero while Key West enjoys 69 degrees. Snow flurries foreseen from the Rockies to the Plains and into the eastern Great Lakes and New England with mixed conditions elsewhere.
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Dallag
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Seattle
Net Tightening Around Bomber
New York police nerve the hunt for the mad bomber as detectives investigate fresh leads from tipsters in Westchester County. An informant awaits a $26,000 reward, with authorities optimistic a tip will link to devices that have wounded 15 people.
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Westchester County
Weekend traffic toll includes fatal heart attack crash
The weekend area toll reports Homer Walter Witt aged 62 of 3115 North Tamiami Trail died after a heart attack causing his car to leave U S 41 near Phillippi Creek bridge. His wife Mary Witt and passenger Clyde A. Ohl were treated. Witt's death prompts autopsy doubt. Other incidents include Hazel Heller's Bradenton crash with skull fracture and two injured, and multiple minor arrests for reckless driving and traffic violations.
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N. Tamiami Trail
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Phillippi Creek Bridge
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Millard White
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Clyde A. Ohl
Patterson
Memorial Hospital
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Witt
Cleveland
Whitfield Presbyterian Church
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Wednes Brothers
Bogart Dies at 56 After Long Cancer Battle
Hollywood mourns Humphrey Bogart the screen tough guy died at 2 10 a m after throat and esophagus cancer. Lauren Bacall loyal by his side revealed his witty spirit as doctors noted the illness followed last March surgery. Born 1900 in New York, Bogart rose from stage to film fame winning an Oscar in 1951 for The African Queen.
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New York
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