Typhoon Joan Near Kyushu After Floods Kill Nearly 100
Rain storms and a 92 mph typhoon named Joan moved toward Kyushu amid nine days of heavy rain that have killed about 100 people in Kyu sh u. Four towns report landslides, with dozens more missing or injured as bridges and roads were washed away.
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Venice Area Library group seeks space to organize
The Friends of the Venice Area Library report a need for temporary work and cataloguing quarters as they push toward a new library. Rockwood Bullard says a large collection from the American Library Association awaits sorting and that 164 donors will actively help.
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Christopher Magee
Jay Odell
David Hamilton
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Wasted Funds Highlight Air Force Navy Spare Parts Waste
A GAO report says the Air Force and Navy spent about 2 million on aircraft engine parts that could be reclaimed from engines they already own due to poor inter service coordination. The study predicts potential savings of about 3.65 million after reforms and suggests a defense wide reclamation agency.
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GAO
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Bottum Wins SD GOP Senate Nomination On 20th Ballot
Lt. Gov. Joe Bottum was chosen as the Republican candidate for U.S. senator from South Dakota on the 20th ballot besting five rivals. He stated he will appoint Bottum to fill the unexpired term of the late Sen. Francis Case ending in January.
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South Dakota
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Plaza Restaurant Serves Sarasota 32 Years
The Plaza Restaurant marks 32 years serving Sarasota as a longstanding dining spot. Owner and staff reflect on community ties, menu staples, and plans for continued service.
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Sarasota
Bandit Sought After Two Theaters Robbed In Manatee
In Bradenton police search for a shotgun armed bandit who robbed the Palmetto Drive In Theater of 150 dollars late Saturday. In Cortez and nearby areas officers seek three armed men who robbed a 7 11 Store for about 35 to 40 dollars. Theater ticket seller Irene Ivester was cut on the head and required stitches. Sheriff investigators J Z Stanley and Claude Cooper led the manhunt aided by Pinellas and Sarasota deputies.
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Manatee County
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Manatee GOP Hosts Swim Out And Barbecue Social
Manatee County residents can meet Republican candidates for county and state offices at a Saturday event labeled Swim Out and Barbecue. The Manatee County Young Republican Club sponsors the gathering at the Public Beach starting 3 p.m. on July 14 with serving to begin after 4 p.m. Tickets cost 1.25 dollars. GOP attendees include Howard Grainge Curtis J Hughes Jim Fokes Bill Byrd Dick Dungan and Wally Warner among others.
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Curtis J. Hughes
Jim Fokes
Bill Byrd
Dick Dungan
Wally Warner
Senate Debates Limit on Medicare Aged Health Plan
The Senate postponed final action on the Kennedy administration health care proposal, agreeing to limit debate. Majority Leader Mansfield secured unanimous consent for a plan to set final action next week with four hours for the administration’s proposal and four hours for two Republican substitutes, plus six hours for final passage and one hour for other amendments.
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Florida Ag Commissioner Conner to address Farm Safety institute
Doyle Conn er Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Doyle Conner will address the 15th National Institute for Farm Safety Wednesday at the Colony Beach Club Island Room Longboat Key resort. The institute runs Monday to Friday with about 75 farm safety experts registered and multiple workshops planned.
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Margins Reduced For Stock Buyers
The Federal Reserve board cut margin requirements from 70 to 50 percent effective Tuesday. The move allows investors to buy $2,000 of stock with a $1,000 cash down payment, potentially boosting purchases and lifting prices, while signaling official concern over recent market declines.
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Salinger Set For Brazil Trip
White House press secretary Pierre Salinger said there is no change in his plan to leave Wednesday night for Brazil to arrange President Kennedy's visit later this month. He answered questions about Brazil's political crisis affecting the trip.
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Museum welcomes 50 millionth visitor in century landmark
Chicago officials celebrate the 50 millionth guest at the Chicago Natural History Museum since its 41 year relocation. The milestone underscores a long run of public interest and educational outreach at the urban cultural institution.
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Grand Jury to Review Shoting in Richards Case
A Manatee County grand jury was to be empaneled today to hear evidence in the fatal shooting of Dr. Lamar Richards of Brandon, shot five times after an argument at the Gulf To Bay Motel in Bradenton Beach. William Boggess, 38, who sold the motel to Richards, is jailed on a first degree murder charge. a preliminary hearing had been set for Thursday but may be cancelled if the grand jury acts.
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Israeli Firing Incident Wounds Frontier Patrolman
An Israeli frontier patrol member was wounded Monday in a half hour exchange of fire along the Syrian border. The shooting prompted Israel to lodge a complaint with the Syrian Israel Mixed Armistice Commission.
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Solons OK Boat Gas Tax Hike
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a two cent per gallon federal gas tax increase on boats to fund land purchases for recreation. The bill repeals refunds on boaters two cent tax. funds will bolster a land conservation fund and aid outdoor facilities.
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Western Views Divided On Pacific Nuclear Test
AP reporting from London and global capitals details reaction to the high altitude nuclear blast 200 miles above Johnston Island. Observers note a red sea glow from New Zealand to Australia while Moscow and Beijing condemn the test as dangerous and provocative.
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Bystander Questions Driver After Memphis Crash
An AP report from Memphis describes a young bystander asking a woman driver why she appeared upset after a minor traffic incident. The woman explained she was en route to a different collision when the events overlapped.
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