Kennedy Names Administrators Before Inauguration
President-elect John F. Kennedy appoints John E. Horne as head of the Small Business Administration and Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg as chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission. He travels from Palm Beach to Washington for the inauguration and plans Easter return. Jacqueline Kennedy and children stay behind until plans for the White House are set. Kennedy also introduces Billy Graham to reporters after a golf game.
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John F. Kennedy
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Small Business Administration
Glenn T. Seaborg
University of California At Berkeley
Atomic Energy Commission
New York
Luis Munoz Marin
Puerto Rico
Florida
Oceanside
Jacqueline
Caroline
John Jr
White House
Billy Graham
United Press
Cuban court martial executions spark UPI and AP inconsistencies
UPI reports three Cubans were executed by a revolutionary firing squad about an hour after court martial for terrorist acts. AP lists different names and notes one suspect linked to a 1960s Castro assassination claim. Officials deny Castro directed operations amid Cuba’s Escambray offensive and travel bans persist.
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Associated Press
Castro
Diaz
Jose Pardo Llava
Juan Mesa Lopez
Julio Sierra Suarez
Balbino Emilio Diaz
Suarez
U.S
Sunshine Shopper to Make Bow January Twenty Fifth
The Sunshine Shopping News a THE NEWS supplement debuts Wednesday January 25 with a guaranteed circulation of 49 297 copies. It will be mailed and included in the Wednesday edition with blanket Sarasota and part of Manatee County coverage and distribution to Pinecraft Nokomis Venice and other areas. The Sun Shop will reuse THE NEWS advertisers from the prior week for a small extra charge. Robert W Louden and Associates of Sarasota serve as consultants for mail distribution and guidance.
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Sunshine Shopping News
Sarasota County
Manatee County
Bayshore Gardens
Port Charlotte
the News
Robert W. Louden and
Sarasota
Midwest
FEA Seeks Hike In Teacher Pay
The Florida Education Association begins its push for new teacher pay raises for about 40 000 public school educators. Ed B Henderson discusses Florida's effort with budget and appropriations groups without proposing specific dollar amounts, noting past raises from 1957 and Gov Bryant's economy pledge amid tax revenue constraints. The Department of Education requests 283 438 156 for public schools over 1961 63 with a 2.6 percent increase in foundation funds. Textbooks request stands at 9 821 074. earlier questions on free books surface from Rep J J Griffin.
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Florida Education Association
Ed B. Henderson
FEA
Cabinet Budget Commission
Legislative Appropriations Committees
Henderson
Florida
Farris Bryant
Department of Education
Budget Commission
Mitchell Wade
J. J. Griffin
Osceola County
Alternate Jurors Ready For Finch Murder Trial
In Los Angeles four alternate jurors are to be selected today after agreement on a nine man three woman regular panel. Dr R Bernard Finch and his alleged partner Carole Tregoff face charges in the July 18 1959 shooting of Dr Finch's wife Barbara Jean.
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Los Angeles
Finch
R. Bernard Finch
Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean
Education officials outline duties at Sarasota meeting
The Sarasota County Information Council will hold a Feb 2 session on county schools. School Board Chairman Richard Tesar will explain board member duties, the Superintendent for Business Affairs will discuss school finances, and Dr Russell Wiley will speak and answer questions about the schools.
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Sarasota County
New Leadership Urged To Conserve Resources
Advisers to President elect Kennedy call for vigorous new leadership in conserving and developing natural resources. The report urges faster flood control work, pollution control, expanded national parks, harbor improvements, and a national fuels policy with increased research. It envisions expert teams for water supply and suggests a $100 million annual pollution bill, plus expansion of inland forests and nuclear power study.
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UPI
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy-Johnson Natural Resources Advisory Committee
America
Free World
Patdon
Frank E. Smith
D-Miss
Kennedy
Department of Urban Affairs
Eisenhower
Tower Rescue Effort Halted By Heavy Seas
New York dispatch reports heavy seas forced suspension of rescue operations at the sunken radar tower that collapsed Sunday night. Twenty six men are unaccounted for with one body recovered. tapping signals and faint hope of survivors were noted before the effort paused. Navy Coast Guard and rescue ships continue vigil as investigations are announced by the Air Force and Senate subcommittee.
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UPS
Allen M. Shinn
Bravo
Shinn
Wasp
New York Journal American
John Harris
Hope
McCaffrey
Navy
Coast Guard
Sunbird
West Virginia
Pearl Harbor
The Plaza Restaurant marks 31 years serving Sarasota
The Plaza Restaurant celebrates 31 years serving Sarasota with continued local dining service. Community patrons, longtime staff, and owner remarks highlight the milestone and ongoing neighborhood presence.
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the Plaza Restaurant
Sarasota
Demos Plan Jubilee Ball
The Dakota county Democratic Executive Committee plans a March Jubilee Ball with Velma Lewis as chairwoman and Norman Greene as co chair. Russell Jordan will lead precinct organization efforts as announced by Committee Chairman Leonard L. Burch.
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Sarasota County
Democratic Executive Committee
Velma Lewis
Norman Greene
Russell Jordan
Leonard L. Burch
Florida to enjoy mild days with cool nights
Forecasters attribute clear skies to a high pressure area in the Gulf of Mexico. Early temperatures ranged from the 30s in north Florida to the 60s in the Keys with winds of 10 to 15 mph across the state.
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Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Keys
State
County supervisors probe hobos using electricity for blankets
Santa Barbara officials ordered the district attorney to investigate complaints that hoboes are plugging in electric blankets at deserted homes to keep warm, after supervisors expressed concern Monday.
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Hoe Boes
Girdle Heist Nets $50,000 From Georgia Warehouse
In Chamblee Georgia a thief stole 2000 three inch girdles from the Warner Company warehouse over the weekend. Police say the $50,000 haul will mean a long sentence for the culprit once caught.
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Chamblee, Ga
UPI
Warner Company
White mice offered free to good homes in Sussex ad
A Sussex newspaper carried an advertisement offering white mice in various colors free to good homes. The notice appeared in a Monday edition and invites interested buyers to inquire locally.
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Brighton
England
UPI
Sussex
Soldier's recruiting tale ends in age disbelief
In San Rafael California UPI reports Sgt Donald Lembke responded to a mail application from Jane De War of Larkspur California urging her to join the WACs He followed up with a letter and visited Jane to describe Army life The campaign failed as Jane is only nine years old
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Calif
UPI
Donald Lembke
Wacs
Jane de War
Larkspur
Jane
News While its News A survey of editors nationwide
An unofficial survey of newspaper editors across the United States reflects current trends in newsroom practices. It highlights shifts in sourcing, deadlines, and ad revenue pressures influencing local reporting and editorial priorities.
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