County City Get Time To Set Lines ITF Delays Action On Bay Land
Trustees of the Internal Improvement Fund delayed two applications from Mosby Engineering Associates for submerged lands in Sarasota County to allow time for bulkhead line setting and to prevent further fills beyond them under a 1957 law. The applicants seek adjacent lands to protect property from future fills.
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Tallahassee
Internal Improvement Fund
Mosby Engineering Associates Inc
Sarasota County
J. W. Mosby
Cli
C. J. Goods
C.&. Mack
Treasure Island
Englewood
Mosby
ITF Board
Jamaica Apartments
Little Sarasota Bay
Siesta Key
Siesta Beach
Ted B. Hanchey
Longboat Key
Manatee County
Sarasota Bay
Hanchey
ITF
Turner Wallis
Internal Improvement Board
Board of County Commissioners
Wallis
Boca Ciega
Boca Ciega Bay
George Marsh
Barbara Faulk
Tierra Verde
Bradley Waldron
Marsh
Panama Key
Cabbage Key
Shell Key
Dr. Waldron
Waldron
Haleys Vote Tied to Strategy on Hells Canyon Dam Fight
In Washington the fate of Hells Canyon Dam legislation hinges on House Interior Committee strategy. Democrats aim to push a Senate bill through, while Republicans count on two Southern Democrats to kill the authorization. Haley and Shuford’s recent cross party vote complicates outcomes as the panel weighs procedural moves and future voting.
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John Kamps
Washington
Hells Canyon Dam
House Interior Committee
Senate
House
Snake River
Idaho-Oregon
Idaho Phéner Co
Eisenhower
Hells Canyon
Congress
Haley
D-Fla
Shuford
DNC
Rep. Prost
Idaho
Mrs. Prost
Sarasota newcomer industry posts 900 percent payroll gain
Trussco, a new Sarasota company making wooden trusses and prefab studding, reports a 900 percent payroll increase in three weeks with 18 workers and six more to be hired this Friday. Robert D. Clinton, president, notes past Washington, D.C. work and thanks local supporters Bob Pyle and the Sarasota Industrial Council. The chief executive and family reside at 140 N Briggs Ave.
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Sarasota
Trussco
Robert D. Clinton
Clinton
Washington, D.C
Bob Pyle
Ralph Erickson
Climber Hurt At 14 000 Feet In Palisade Peak Rescue
A 23 year old University of California student, John Findley Scott, is critically injured after a 40 foot fall on Palisade Peak in Kings Canyon National Park. A helicopter rescue is hampered by a Sierra thunderstorm and high altitude as pilot Bill Davidson tests a Bell G2 for a safe land and takeoff. If airlift fails, a four day stretcher evacuation is the alternative.
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Henry Jakes
John Findley Scott
University of California
Bill Davidson
Ailing Aga Khan Shows Slight Improvement
In Geneva the Aga Khan, aged religious leader, was described as very slightly improved and very weak, with doctors monitoring his condition after a breakdown in Paris and a period at a Swiss retreat.
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Geneva
INS
Aga Khan
Aga
Paris
Little Leaguers and a High School Principal Feature
Inside The News highlights young players with big league hearts in each game. A nostalgic Grace Coolidge obituary footnote recalls a time she saved her husband from lynching. Sara Stone High School principal pictured with background notes.
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Hearts
Phil Harris
INL
Bob Considine
Grace Coolidge
Fishermen's Title Table Sparks Local Interest
A clipped newspaper fragment mentions a Fishermen's Title Table and a radio TV section amid sport listings. It references pages in a regional paper and hints at ongoing coverage across sections including comics and sports.
Bird Robs Pool at Morristown Pond
Police pursue a wading-type bird from nearby marshlands accused of stealing goldfish from the Municipal Building pond. The suspect moves quickly, complicating capture and investigation.
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Morristown
N.J
Eisenhower and Russell discuss civil rights at White House
Sen. Richard Russell met with President Eisenhower and said the president opposes a punitive civil rights bill for the South. Russell reported optimism after the White House talks.
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Sen
Russell
White House
Washington
INS
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Eisenhower
South
Trial opens in Clinton high school integration case
federal prosecutors begin presenting evidence against 16 segregationists charged with interfering with Negro enrollment at Clinton Tennessee High School. among defendants is John Kasper from New Jersey. defense leaders warn of political motives and stressed rights under the constitution. senators Russell and Eisenhower discuss civil rights legislation amid sharp opposition in the South.
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Knoxville
Supreme Court
John Kasper
New Jersey
Clinton
Kasper
J. Benjamin Simmons
Washington, D. C
Robert L. Dobbs
Memphis
Simmons
U.S. Dist. Atty
John C. Crawford
Dobbs
Syrians Israelis Clash Near Upper Galilee Front
A Syrian sniper wounded an Israeli worker near a frontier area where one person died and 16 were wounded in a 10 hour gun battle yesterday. Reports say Syrians rushed reinforcements as tensions rise, prompting concern from Israeli officials and Golda Meir over escalating incidents.
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Tel Aviv
INS
Upper Galilee
Paris
Golda Meir
Khrushchev Promises Bloc Unity Amid Turbulent Power Struggles
Khrushchev addressed a Prague crowd during a whistle stop tour with Bulganin and voiced resolve that imperialist efforts to split the socialist bloc will fail. Czech President Zapotocky supported the purge of rivals and affirmed loyalty amid reports Bulganin may exit power as Moscow reshapes leadership.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Nikita Khrushchev
Communist Bloc
Hungary
Communist Party
Woodrow Wilson
Bulganin
Khrushchev
Solidarity
Antonin Zapotocky
Zapotocky
Kremlin
Girl Quiz Whiz at $96,000 earns big TV prize
New York showgirl Bar bara Hall from Pittsburgh raised her quiz winnings to $96,000 after a correct four part Shakespeare question. She will attempt the $128,000 question and could become eligible for a total prize of $256,000.
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New York
Barbara Hall
Pittsburgh
Miss Hall
Stay-At-Homes Don't Err Sarasota Heat Pony
Minnie Mermaid remarks on summer heat comparisons between Sarasota and Europe. She notes 100 degree plus weather overseas and says our heat feels milder by comparison. Readings show today reaching 90 with nights around 72 to 77 under light variable winds and no rainfall in the last 24 hours.
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Sarasota
Europe
Minnie Mermaid
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