Algiers Crisis Deepens as De Gaulle Seeks Calm Lead
Paris reports an emergency session as President de Gaulle weighs using force against heavily armed European settlers barricaded in central Algiers. Rioting and clashes leave at least 20 dead amid a government siege and calls to restore order.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Michel Debre
Algiers
de Gaulle
Debre
Algeria
Oran
Pierre Guillaumat
Elysee Palace
France
Park Change Aired In Sarasota Mobile Home Park Debate
City commissioners debated whether Sarasota's 40 acre mobile home park complies with the deed restricting use to park playground and kindred uses. Two members favored leaving it as is and keeping it a revenue source, while others noted possible deed violation and discussed alternative park locations for seniors. City officials offered opinions and cautioned about legal review and financial implications.
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Sarasota
Frank Hoersting
M. E. Marable
Robert Anson
John Binng
Herschel Haye
Scheb
John Scheb
Worth Dexter Jr
Payne
Florida Jewel Thief Rinehart Tops FBI Most Wanted List
FBI added Ted Jacob Rinehart to its ten most wanted criminals. The Florida born burglar, 33, known for careful jewel thefts and heavy drinking, has multiple aliases and a history of prison breaks. He is armed and dangerous and last seen after July 23. He favors scotch, luxury cars, casinos in Las Vegas, and diamond rings. He is 5 feet 9 inches tall, about 145 to 160 pounds, with brown hair and hazel eyes. A scar on his left forearm is noted.
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Washington
UPI
Ted Jacob Rinehart
FBI
Rinehart
Nelson
Florida
Las Vegas
Nev
Poplar Bluff
Florida warms as cold snap ends and crops suffer
A high pressure mass shifts and Sarasota remains on the warming side with a 64 degree high and 43 degree low forecast. Manatee County crops suffered heavy weekend damage while citrus escaped severe harm and Sarasota fared better.
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Florida
Sarasota
Manatee
Sarasota County
Tampa Weather Bureau
Colorado-New Mexico
Georgia- Alabama
Tampa-Sarasota
Weather Bureau
Alan Crowley
Myakka River State Park
Mercury
Hollis Bacon
Ted Swalm
Chamber of Commerce
Swalm
Manatee County
Ken Clark
Ray Skinner Sr
Midway Groves
Skinner
Bacon
Mystery search for men buried beneath highway underpass
A four year missing person case in Birmingham resumes as a treasure hunter with an M-scope joins Pensacola investigators to probe a concrete overpass. Billy Dye, Robert Dye, and Dan Brasher vanished with a 1947 automobile on March 4 1956.
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Birmingham
Ala
UPI
Joe Martin
Pensacola
Fila
Mack Malone
Billy
Robert Dye
Dan Brasher
Fairfield
Thomas Ward
World Jewish Leader Blames Christian Democracy for Anti-Semitic Outbreaks
Dr. M. L. Perlzweig of the World Jewish Congress told a British Jewish Congress that Christian democracy may fuel a pattern of anti Semitic incidents. He cited nearly 1,000 events in 34 countries since Christmas Eve Cologne, affecting 243 cities across West Europe and British dominions, with no incidents in Arab or Moslem states except Lebanon.
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London
M. L. Perlzweig
United Nations
World Jewish Congress
Perlzweig
Cologne
Institute of Jewish Affairs
New York
Lebanon
Far East
Hong Kong
Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes Opens Feb 6
Two time winner of the Floridg Builders Award promotes Kensington Park as the Cavalcade of Homes opens February 6 in a showcase event for new residences.
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Kensington Park
Dens Endorse Smathers Plan Divides Florida Democrats
The Florida State Democratic Executive Committee urged Senator George Smathers to be the party favorite son for president, while Governor LeRoy Collins held back his full support. Former Senator Claude Pepper urged a meaningful primary and Smathers toured South America. The Orlando meeting produced a near unanimous call for Smathers to accept the role, seen by some as a jab at Collins. Collins hoped the resolution would end uncertainty and echoed support for a clear decision. An unrelated ad promotes an $8,890 Dream Home on Hawthorne and South Trail.
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Orlando
UPS
Democratic Executive Committee
George Smathers
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Washington
Claude Pepper
Smathers
Senate
Lima
Peru
South America
Colombia
United Press International
Collins
Tallahassee
Colling
Eisenhower Hosts Civil Defense Talks With Governors
President Eisenhower meets with Governor Nelson Rockefeller and five other governors in Washington to discuss federal state and local roles in civil defense during the atomic age. The Civil Defense Committee led by Rockefeller aims to stress protection against nuclear fallout with key White House and agency officials present.
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Washington
API
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civil Defense Committee
U.S
Rockefeller
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
G. Mennen
White House
Secretary of
Christian A. Herter
Defense
Thomas 8. Gates Jr
Health, Education and Welfare
Arthur 8. Flemming
Agriculture
Ezra Taft Benson
Civil
Leo A. Hoegh
Atomic Energy Commission
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence
Allen Dulles
Norman P. Mason
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Larry Murphy
NEWS
Oto Upi
Ph Ted Jacob Rinehart
American Cancer Society
Richard Flacco
Bellflower
Calif
Fruit Safe
M-Scope
Car
Luxembourg
Dens
Pepper
Gambit
DREAM
Hawthorne
South Trail
Burger Queen
Minnie Mermaid
Inside the News
Manatee County Fair
Sarasotan
Cypress Gardens
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