Bomb Damages Synagogue in Kansas City Amid Swastika Vandalism
A blast shattered 51 synagogue windows at Kehilath Israel Temple in southeast Kansas City, injuring none. Police questioned about a dozen teen boys found with Nazi uniforms after a Jan 18 swastika painting, while a Southeast High student with Nazi gear sparked renewed investigations. Rabbi Maurice Solomon linked the bombing to the earlier vandalism.
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Cold Front Brings Cooler Weather to Sarasotans
Weather forecast for Sarasota area calls for showers this afternoon or tonight with a low near 51, followed by cooler conditions tomorrow and Sunday as a moist cold front moves in. Winds turn northwest with gusts 15 to 20 mph, barometer falling to normal after yesterday's front, with lows ranging from 38 to 42 in the far north and 50 to 55 inland, 60s along the southeast coast.
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Coldness Ices North Fogs Florida Across Nation
A weather summary reports snow rain and dense fog across the eastern half of the United States. Icy Iowa roads hazardous. Florida visibility near zero due to smog and brush fires. seven accidents blamed on the fog with no serious injuries.
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Algerian insurgents seize Algiers as crisis grows
In Algiers French forces retreat under rebel pressure as Moslem leaders urge desertion to the nationalist guerrillas. De Gaulle shuttles officials away while insurgents proclaim they will fight to victory and take control of city hall.
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Weather note from Minnie Mermaid predicts a bad day
Minnie Mermaid cautions readers that a string of bad weather days may be ahead this month and today could be one of them.
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Two New York Central trains derail in fog near Westfield
In pea soup fog, two New York Central passenger trains the New England States Express and the 20th Century Limited side swiped near Westfield New York. Ten cars and three diesel units derailed. three people hospitalized and one treated and released.
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Two Gunmen Stop Payroll Heist at Brooklyn Plant
In New York two armed robbers held up two guards outside the American Can Co in Brooklyn and seized a payroll of 23,900. Both guards were wounded and transported to Israel Zion Hospital. The bandits fled in a waiting black sedan with a third man at the wheel. The guards were Leo Dolan and William Feeney.
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Cavalcade of Homes Opens Feb 6 At 14 Acre Recreation Area
NGTON PAS A Prestige Address presents the Cavalcade of Homes showing the 14 acre recreation area for Olympic watch. The park project highlights a modern residential parade and related attractions scheduled to begin February 6.
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Florida Builders’ Award
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Tax Relief Aims At Sarasota Taxpayers
A series of five articles offers tips and strategies to reduce 1959 income tax burdens for Sarasota residents. The guidance emphasizes legitimate deductions credits and careful record keeping to maximize refunds and minimize payable amounts.
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Dig Out Crayons You Kids Color Contest Opens
Kids ages 6 to 12 are invited to enter a coloring contest in THE NEWS weekend edition Women’s Section. Entries split into two groups 6 to 8 and 9 to 12 with a prize in each group chosen by the contest editor from Maas Brothers. Judging based on originality neatness and age.
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Circus Star Davis Injured Again In Miami Beach Incident
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey veteran Harold A. Davis known as Alzana fell 25 feet while rope jumping at the Miami Beach hall. He and circus worker Robert Russell collided on the floor. Davis sustained multiple injuries and Russell a fractured leg, both listed in good condition.
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Fingerprints Studied To Link Kansas Killers To Walker Slayings
Fingerprints of Perry E. Smith and Richard E. Hickock, held in Kansas for the Clutter family slaying, are to be compared with prints found at the Walker home in Osprey. Deputy Wade Coker travels to Fort Myers for expert analysis as Sarasota police probe possible ties to the unsolved Stefens case.
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Sarasota City
Steffens
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Sarasota
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Delhi
Clifford Walker
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Lifesaving artificial kidney unveiled for medical use
Dr. Scribner and Dr. Caner introduced a continuous artificial kidney able to run without constant supervision. In three months it helped six of eight kidney failure patients, including a hunter saved after a gunshot wound. The device cools blood to prevent clotting and infection, using a cellophane filter and chemical bath before returning purified blood to the arm. Further testing needed before broad use.
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Florida Beauty Queen tag puzzles Sarasotans
A quirky tag reading Florida Beauty Queen on a former Sarasotan puzzles locals as readers search for its meaning. The brief note signals a mystery item on page 6 likely prompting questions and curiosity among residents.
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