Rezoning Petitions Face Strong Opposition at Sarasota Hearings
At Sarasota County Planning Commission hearings Thursday night, the Herwald Corporation faced stiff resistance from Swift Road area property owners over a proposed rezoning of 15 lots in Sarasota Highlands from R2 to R3. The commission also heard L J O Brien seek C1B zoning for a Bee Ridge McIntosh mall project and sub hearing for a continuance.
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Sarasota County
Herwald Cortoo
L. J. O'Brien
Bee Ridge Road
McIntosh Road
O’brien
Worth Dexter
O'Brien
Shock Kills Visitor To Bradenton
Charles Walter Odell of Cortez Road Bradenton died after an electric fan shocked him while he prepared to leave for the north. Lt. R A Coller and Deputy Jack Key said Odell, barefoot in heat, touched a live fan, fell onto it, sustaining chest burns and a hand burn. Harry W Schmidt found him and pulled the cord causing the fan to restart. Odell, aged, survived by wife Gladys. he had been in Bradenton about a week. Odell’s northern home is Highland Michigan.
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Bradenton
Charles Walter Odell
Cortez Road
Cortez Plaza
Manatee County
Harry W. Schmidt
Odell
Gladys Odell
Gibson
Michigan
Highland Blvd
Highland, Mich
Leilani Wilson Wins Miss U S A Title in Miami Beach
Ma cel Leilani Wilson of Hawaii daughter of a Honolulu plumber won the Miss U S A crown in a tense Miss Universe pageant climax in Miami Beach Thursday night.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Macel Leilani Wilson
Hawaii
Honolulu
The Sarasota News Women’s Pages Highlight
The Sarasota News promotes its Women’s Pages edited by Margaret M. Buhrman as timely, attractive, and essential reading for women. The paper touts growing readership and a full-service feature section including obituaries, weather, and amusements.
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Sarasota
Margaret M. Buhrman
Sarasota News
Florida
Old Age Bill Loses In Senate
The Senate rejected an alternative Republican plan by Senator Saltonstall that would reimburse private health insurance costs instead of Social Security financing. The chamber moved ahead with a bipartisan Social Security funded plan for 18 million elderly in 1964, adding a freedom of choice option and extending hospital coverage to 45 paid-up days per year.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Sen
Leverett M. Saltonstall
R-Mass
Watershed Project Receives Tentative Approval
The proposal aims to build a watershed to reduce flood damage in Hillsborough Pasco and Pinellas counties. Rep Cramer said the plan has advanced to congressional agricultural committees for action and could relieve flood risks in the region.
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Cramer
Hillsborough
Pasco
Pinellas
Kennedy Wins House Backing for Foreign Aid to Yugoslavia and Poland
President Kennedy gains a bipartisan House approval of a 4.6 billion foreign aid program with expanded discretionary power to aid Poland and Yugoslavia. The vote was 250 to 164, and money will be set in a separate appropriation bill. The measure also funds alliance and development programs across Latin America and other regions, with conditions to cut off aid for nations seizing American property.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
House
Yugoslavia
Poland
Senate
Congress
India
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
Adams Sees Waterway Link Benefit for Florida Economy
Florida Secretary of State Tom Adams said linking two major waterways would create a busy water highway connecting South West and Midwest barge traffic to East coast industries. He warned a broader plan includes education, tax reform, urban renewal, and new industries to strengthen defense and growth. The remarks were read by William J. Roberts at a conference on the state's economic future.
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Jacksonville
UPI
Florida
Tom Adams
Midwest
Adams
William J. Roberts
Council On Economic Development
Lewis W. Petteway
State Public Utilities Commission
Telephone and Railroad Industries
Doctors Press Freedom to Practice Outside Act
Saskatchewan doctors say if they could practice entirely outside the medical care insurance act they would return to normal work. The statement follows Premier Lloyd’s hint that Medicare could suspend doctors who bypass it and a royal commission plan to probe qualifications of British and U S doctors serving in the province.
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Saskatoon
Sask
UPI
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
Saskatchewan
E.W. Barcotes
Barcotes
Lewis Brand
Lloyd
Regina
U.S
J. H. Brockelbank
Medical Care Insurance Commission
College of Physicians and Surgeons
First Transatlantic Space Phone Call Made
Britain and France each achieved a historic first in Telstar communications by conducting two way voice contact with U S technicians from Andover Maine and France and Britain followed up with additional contact as the satellite orbited. AT T officials described the tests as successful and noted the decision to pursue voice links over video patterns tonight.
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Andover
Maine
UPI
Britain
France
America
Telstar
United States
U. S
At&t
Eugene J. McNeely
American Telephone and Telegraph
New York
Jacques Marrett
Submarine launches Polaris missiles in historic first
Cape Canaveral reports Amer ica’s ninth ballistic missile submarine John Marshall fired two 15 ton Polaris rockets from depths over 80 feet in a test that sent instrumented nose cones to targets 1500 miles away. Informed sources say both missiles succeeded.
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Cape Canaveral
UPS
Atlantic Ocean
America
U.S
John Marshall
Atlantic
United States
U.S.S
McClellan Points Gun At Self In Estes Case Hearing
Senate subcommittee reenacts the Marshall death using a duplicate rifle to question whether the Texas field shooting could be self inflicted. Senator McClellan argues the weapon could not have been fired by the victim, while witnesses discuss documents on Estes cotton operations and transfers. The panel says it will not solve the death mystery.
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Washington
UPI
John L. McClellan
Billie Sol Estes
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Agriculture Department
Henry H. Marshall
Texas
Marshall
Estes
McClelland
McClellan
Department
Oklahoma
W. Lewis David
Agricultural Stabilization and Con
Subcommittee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Edmund S. Muskie
D-Maine
Muskie
Piase Restaurant In Sarasota Marks 32 Years Of Service
The Piase Restaurant in Sarasota celebrates 32 years of operation with longstanding service to local diners. Owner Ade heralds steady community support and continued daily operations at the eatery.
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Piase Restaurant
Sarasota
Ade
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