Spiritual crisis noted by Iranian statesman at Sarasota talk
Iranian diplomat Dr Nasrollah Fatemi told Sarasota audience that the world faces a spiritual crisis, not political or economic, with waning devotion across Christian, Muslim, and Jewish faiths. He urged adherence to the Ten Commandments and Sermon on the Mount, and noted youth neglect of religion and mosques.
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Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes Opens Feb 6
Two time winner of the Florida Builders Award promotes Kensington Park for the 1960 Cavalcade of Homes opening February 6. The event showcases new residences and local design excellence.
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Educator To Visit Dartmouth Club
Orton Hicks, vice president of Dartmouth College, will speak to the Sarasota Dartmouth Club at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the New Terra hotel. A World War II film distribution supervisor and Dartmouth alumnus from the 1920s, Hicks has since worked closely with the college. The meeting is open to all area Dartmouth alumni.
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Police and Firemen Receive Asian Flu Shots Saturday
Asian flu shots were to be administered to city police and firemen Saturday as a preventive measure to protect public servants during a possible epidemic. Memorial Hospital nurses will also be vaccinated as illness rises, though attacks appear milder and mainly affect school children. State health officials expect no outbreak in Florida. lower absenteeism hints at waning. Elderly, ill infants, and those with heart or arterial disease are advised to get flu shots.
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Man Sought Three Years Returned to Sarasota
Erwin Jay Cramer also known as Robert R. Montague, an accused forger sought since 1957 for writing a $200 bad check to Azure Tides Hotel, was brought to Sarasota from DeLand by Constable Ed Perpente. He was held in Volusia County on the outstanding Sarasota charge.
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Buckingham Club Trailer Park Ad Promises Big Lots
An advertisement touts a new Buckingham Club trailer park at Stickney Point near Buccaneer, offering new large lots, a heated pool, and sewers with extensive amenities. The copy emphasizes a friendly, inviting park lifestyle with additional features.
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Cold Wave Grips Florida South, Threatening Crops and Coastlines
The second cold wave of the year moved into Florida with sub freezing temps forecast for north Florida and frost likely as far south as the Everglades. Brisk winds churned Atlantic and Gulf waters along coastlines as the front passed the peninsula, bringing rain and fog to several cities.
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Bait stand dispute on Bird Key sparks Sarasota debate
The Sarasota News urges the City Commission to resist pressure from Arvida and favor preserving Bird Key’s esthetic value by denying a bait stand. It argues the project harms the area, recommends relocating the stand to the Ringling Bridge approach, and calls for state cooperation to resolve the issue for all citizens.
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Homes Priced From 10780 To 16500
A brief real estate note lists homes priced in a range from 10 780 to 16 500 dollars. It mentions affordable housing options and indicates price bands for available properties.
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Army mobilizes home guard as Algerian insurrection wanes
In Algiers the French army ordered 2 000 to 3 000 home guardsmen to report in uniform as the general strike ends and barricades come down. Disputed support for De Gaulle pours in from outlying areas while city buses and post office work resume. Deserters face possible court action. Command oversight rests with Gen Maurice Challe and Gen Jean Jacieux.
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Fingerprint Checks Under Way in Walker Case
Kansas killers E Smith and R H Hickok are being re checked for prints along with unidentified prints from the Walker home in Osprey Florida. Sheriff Ross Boyer expects to travel to Kansas to question the pair who confessed to a Kansas family murder but deny the Florida killings.
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