Nixon charms Florida crowd in Gainesville stop
Vice President Richard Nixon arrived at Gainesville Municipal Airport amid heavy security and a university reception. He praised Sarasota County notes in The Sarasota News and thanked local officials, then prepared to fly to Miami Beach with a large crowd greeting him and Pat Nixon at the airport.
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Beach Party at Venice leads to minor delinquency charges
Four youths and one girl arrested at the South Jetty after a beach and car beer party are charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors. Juvenile participants were sent home. bonds set at 100 dollars for Judy Tickle, Jerry Hartshorn, Larry Scott Tollett, Donald Coldiron, and Carl Eugene Moe. Ned Mudd faces possession charges. All await peace justice hearings Monday night.
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Kensington Park A Prestige Address
Kensington Park presents a 14 acre recreation area featuring an Olympic pool and surrounding facilities. The development positions the park as a premier urban amenity, detailing design aims, access points, and potential community benefits.
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Sarasota News Friendship Tour Orient Trip Planned
Sarasota residents are invited to join the second Friendship Tour by the SARASOTA NEWS group. The month long Orient tour runs April 7 to May 3, includes Tokyo Imperial Hotel and Hong Kong Peninsula as deluxe stops, costs under $2000, with Kyoto style flower classes and optional Bangkok Angkor Wat add on.
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Nixon Opens Florida Swing with Campus Crowd and GOP Ties
Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured Florida in a two day swing to bolster presidential support. He spoke to nearly 10 000 at the University of Florida and later addressed Florida Republicans in Miami Beach. Nixon opposed blanket federal aid to education and urged local control, while affirming voting rights and criticizing Northern hypocrisy.
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Collision on Sharp Turn Injures Two Drivers and Leaves Suspect Charged
A head on collision on the sharp turn south of New Pass Bridge injures Rudolph C. Schneider 54 of 3545 Paloma Rd and passenger George Brainerd 3740 Gulf of Mexico Dr Longboat Key. Driver Joseph C. Dulka 22 of 8606 S Miami Tr and 266 S Links Ave faces a failure to yield right of way charge with bond set at 150 dollars. Schneider's northbound car sustained 700 dollars in damage while Dulka's 1956 Ford is described as demolished with 1000 dollars damage.
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Showboat Ups Uniforms Fund With Vaudeville Night
More than 1,000 spectators attended the Sailors Showboat variety show at Municipal Auditorium. The event boosted the band uniform fund by over $1,000 toward its goal, aided by a billed act featuring Mike Swain and his brother Tony with organist Hack Swain. The fund now trails by about $1,000.
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Three Way Race Looms for Florida GOP Committeeman
A three way race for Florida national committeeman was hinted as Leland Hyzer of Miami announced his bid and incumbent Anthony Battaglia of St. Petersburg considered seeking reelection. Rep. William Cramer of St. Petersburg weighed a run and cited plans to expand the two party system. Hyzer backs Nixon for president while Cramer noted precedents of congress members serving on the National Committee.
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Ted David enters Florida governor race from Hollywood
Ted David a 39 year old Hollywood attorney and eight year Florida House veteran announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He urged reapportionment improved race relations and a revised tax structure and said Florida the nation’s fastest growing state is governed by a political clique. He called for sharp realignment in the Legislature and Senate as a key issue.
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Baden Bid Expected Suspected Sheriff Roy Baden Seeks Re election
Hollywood legislator quotes Baden saying he may run again to reclaim Manatee County sheriff position ousted after a large bolita and moonshine raid. He criticizes political cliques and special interests and pledges lawful, honorable action to improve race relations and governance.
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Bayshore Gardens open daily for storm drainage and sewer services
Move to Bayshore Gardens for dry living as storm drainage, sewer and water services are available. Open daily from nine in the morning until dark. North on U S 41.
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