Sweetheart of Sigma Chi Arrives With 88 Cents in Roanoke
Carolee Ream 19 of USC arrives for the fraternity weekend in Roanoke after Brendan Cavanagh and Tau chapter raise $330 for her plane fare. A key to the city, a serenade, and a busy schedule follow as the couple reunites after a long distance courtship sparked at a Sigma Chi convention.
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Treasury Hints Withholding On Dividends And Interest
The Treasury and the House Ways and Means Committee proposed a new tax code to withhold 20 percent of dividends and interest. Taxpayers would include full income later but credit the withheld amount against tax due. The plan aims to boost revenue and curb under reporting of interest and dividend income.
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Terrorists Kill Teacher in Algiers School Attack
Algiers police report terrorists stormed a city school and killed a teacher in front of a shocked class. A separate attack on a Blida cafe left five dead and several wounded as Algeria’s toll from violence climbs with 465 dead and 833 injured since January.
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Three Women and Man Hurt in U S 301 Crash
Four people were injured this afternoon in a two car collision on U S 301 in front of Kane Furniture Store. A truck pulled into the path of one car causing a near head on crash. A woman was trapped and freed by responders. Police seek the truck driver.
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Dog’s Barking Alerts Family to Fire in Maine Home
In Fairfield Maine a German shepherd named Snaps barked early allowing the Marquis family five to escape a two story wooden home engulfed in flames. Mr and Mrs Wilfred Marquis and their three children aged seven to fifteen woke in time to flee in night clothes after Mrs Marquis was alerted by the dog.
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A Glimpse Inside The Sunday Magazine
Sunshine Magazine presents Sarasota growth with building illustrations by NEWS staff photographers. The Discoverer series explores the operation costs. Television’s early days are recalled. Homemakers’ feature blends a new twist on meatloaf with budget care.
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Model Seeks Higher Alimony From Different Husband
Former Texas model Viki Stanton seeks increased alimony from her present husband LeRoy Stanton Jr. while awaiting divorce. She currently receives 1000 dollars monthly from Edward G. Burke and says her living costs total 2257 dollars monthly. Superior Court Commissioner John Leslie Goddard ordered 300 dollars a month pending trial.
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Congo Missionaries Threatened With Slayings In Kindu
UN reports Congolese militants threaten to massacre Catholic missionaries in Kindu as they did in Kongolo. Maj. Dick Lawson cites dangerous situation with European population and 100 Baluba youths forming a civil army. Hurtful village burnings reported in north Katanga.
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Haigh Charges Politics Over Zoning Board Rules
County Commissioner Fred Haigh labels new Zoning Board of Appeals rules as political ploys tied to a 1962 campaign. State Atty. Gen. Richard W. Ervin says his advisory opinion on parts of the regulations was not urging action, while Haigh condemns Democrats and cites Ed Price Jr. as a political target and criticizes Warren and the Civic League.
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Longboat Key Development Clears Blockade In Sale
Arvida Corp sells 33 acres opposite Longboat Key Country Club to South Longboat Corp for 250000 with immediate development requirement and 110 percent escrow for the first unit. Richard Cooney accepts deed. unit four of nine blocks to start Monday. plat approved. officers named Klauck Pyms Gleaves Weston.
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Countdown to John Glenn Flight at Cape Canaveral
At Cape Canaveral experts push toward a seven hour countdown to launch Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr. aboard an Atlas Mercury craft. The mission aims for a possible three Earth orbits with a 124 ton explosive fueled rocket set to lift off about 3:30 a.m. weather permitting.
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The Plaza Restaurant Serving Sarasota 32 Years
The Plaza Restaurant in Sarasota marks 32 years of service with local patrons and volunteers. Community leaders praise its long standing role in downtown dining and neighborhood economy.
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Mrs Glenn Faces Night Ahead as Glenn Heads for Orbit
In Arlington Virginia Anna Glenn and family brace for John H Glenn Jr to orbit the earth three times Saturday. The Glenns nearby junior high, and Anna's parents travel from Ohio to visit while neighbors join in via TV to watch the launch. Her children stay with relatives during the event.
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Divorce Denied In Jail cell Wedding
Mrs. Ronald B. Fields of Memphis lost her divorce bid from her jail cell husband, Ronald B. Fields, who faced a 20 year Nashville penitentiary term after a second degree murder conviction. Judge Ceylon Frazier dismissed the suit citing abandonment and non support claims as unbelievable given the defendant’s incarceration.
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CAB Extends Deadline For Decision On Fines
The Civil Aeronautics Board grants airlines two extra weeks to decide self-imposed penalties for overbooking and for fines levied on passengers who do not cancel unused reservations. The CAB also directs airlines to consider self-imposed fines when flights are oversold.
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Zoning Dispute as First Target in Campaign
A 1962 campaign opens with a zoning dispute as the first issue. Republican State Rep. Ralph A. Erickson attacks State Sen. Ed H. Price Jr. calling him an anxious orange-squeezing nominee. Erickson is rumored as a potential candidate for Price’s Senate seat or the U. S. Congress in the Seventh District. Price, a vice president at a Bradenton citrus plant, faces early party sparring in Sarasota and Manatee Counties.
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Controversy Over Sarasota County Zoning Appeals Powers
In Sarasota County tensions rise as critics accuse Price and Warren of blocking citizen rights through new zoning rules. The dispute centers on whether unincorporated-area residents can appeal like City of Sarasota residents, with Warren seeking an attorney general opinion on potential violations of the planning act. The Sarasota County Civic League weighs in, urging clarity from the Board of County Commissioners.
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