Around The Town Weekend Arts and Activities Sarasota
Sarasota residents and visitors are offered a mix of theater cinema circus and nightlife this weekend. Ringling Bros Circus runs daily with 3 pm Sunday show and animal feeding. Holiday House John Ringling Hotel Sunshine Springs nightspots and venues like The Colony offer music dancing and cocktails. The Palm Tree Playhouse debuts Anniversary Waltz starring Jean LeBouvier and Stuart Colley. Movie theaters feature Disney Westward Ho Wagons Toward The Unknown Redhead From Wyoming and Love Me Tender with Drive-In shows in surrounding areas. A Circus Hall of Fame exhibit recalls vintage circus days and a weekly dance scene persists at various local venues including Sarasota Mobile Home Park. Many dining options and Italian American cuisine are available across multiple local restaurants and hotels.
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Stuart Colley
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Sarasota Mobile Home Park
Dulles remark on British and French troops stirs unease abroad
British and French officials fear Secretary Dulles insulted their armed forces with a remark about not wanting a British or French soldier beside him. State Department officials defend the comment as not reflecting on allied troops and say it referred to UN efforts to evacuate forces from Egypt.
Dulles Criticized in Britain for Gaffe in Middle East Talk
London papers attack Secretary of State Dulles as clumsy and irritating after his remark about preferring not to have French and British soldiers beside him in the Middle East during Senate testimony supporting Eisenhower powers to curb communist expansion. Editorials mix resentment and amusement.
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Son Defends Parents As FBI Targets Alleged Soviet Ring
Seventeen year old Lawrence Soble says he believes his mother Myra and father Jack Soble and Jacob Albam of New York City are not spies. The trio was arrested by the FBI on charges of collecting national defense information to transmit to the Soviet Union. Bail set at 100000 each. U S Attorney Williams notes upper ring members unidentified. Sergei Strignov confronted at State Department. The Soble family denies wrongdoing. the suspects were Lithuanian and Russian-born.
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Ike Welcomes King Saud in bid for Middle East support
President Eisenhower plans a noon greeting at National Airport for King Saud of Saudi Arabia in a bid to secure backing for the Eisenhower Doctrine. King Saud arrives from New York aboard the Constitution and will stay at Blair House before a Washington visit that includes a key to the city ceremony and a brief welcome speech. A Washington rabbi denounces King Saud as foe of democracy, and the FBI reports on a separate immigration case involving the Sobles and Albam with origins in Lithuania and Kobe Japan.
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Russian Spies Face Death Under New Rosenberg Law
New anti spying law may apply the death penalty to wartime style espionage. Three accused Soviets Jack Soble Myra Soble and Jacob Albam await a February 1 hearing in New York on espionage conspiracy charges. Federal grand jury expected to indict under tougher Rosenberg law provisions.
Florida spared another cold spell grips north heading eastward
Arctic air grips most of the eastern U S with a west to east push. Temperatures plunge below zero in many states while Montana and the western Dakotas see depths near 20 below. Florida remains relatively warm as conditions shift across the country with varied precipitation and sun.
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Foggy Sarasota Forecast Keeps Minnie On Guard
Minnie the Mermaid laments foggy conditions as she anticipates generally fair weather through tomorrow. The Sarasota area will see night and early morning fog with light winds and mild temperatures, no rainfall expected.
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Kashmir becomes part of India sparks riots across Pakistan
Demonstrations erupt in Karachi Hyderabad Lahore and Dacca after Kashmir’s accession to India under a new constitution midnight. Police use tear gas in Karachi and clashes injure policemen in Hyderabad while a 150000 strong march with black flags protests in Lahore.
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Sarasota school bond drive urged to boost registration
An editorial calls Sarasota County property owners to re register and vote in a school bond election urging at least 5 000 qualified voters by February 2. It warns of overcrowded classrooms and rising attendance and urges civic groups churches and teachers to mobilize voters for the bond measure.
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College Aid Lagging in Florida Junior College Plan
Allen C. Grazier told the fifth annual Junior College Conference in Tallahassee that counties must find new revenue sources to finance Florida's proposed junior college system. He warned some counties cannot meet the minimum financial effort without cutting schools. James L. Wattenbarger said an estimated 33,000 potential junior college students exist. The council listed 14 areas for junior colleges and will push five for priority action by the Legislature in April.
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