GOP Senators Demand Clear Berlin Crisis Military Plans
Two liberal Republicans Sen John Sherman Cooper and Sen Jacob Javits urged full congressional briefings on U S military readiness for the Berlin crisis. They said they would vote for new taxes if needed to fund more military and foreign aid spending. Senate GOP leaders including Sen Barry Goldwater criticized Fulbrights foreign aid push and urged stronger action to win the cold war.
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U.S
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Kentucky
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New York
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D-Ark
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Senate
House
House Foreign Affairs Committee
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Javits
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Goldwater
Senate Gop
United Sates
Berlin Plans Taking Shape
President Kennedy will send Khrushchev a rejection of German demands next week and address reporters about the Berlin note. The Pentagon defense review is due to be completed, and a possible message to Congress on civil defense expansion may follow to deter Russia in the Berlin crisis.
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UPI
Kennedy
Berlin
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Pentagon
U.S
Khrushchev
White House
Pierre Salinger
Congress
Russia
Trujillo Sees Dominican Republic Safe From Pro Castro Forces
General Rafael L. Trujillo Jr. says the Dominican Republic remains free of pro Castro influence and that his father's party can win May 16 1962 if it modernizes. He mentions Jose Rene Rom�n's 30 year sentence for his father's assassination and notes the delayed trial of civilians tied to the case.
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Theodore A. Ediger
Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Defense
Jose Rene Roman
Rene Roman
Luis Amiama Tio
Antonio Imbert
Amiama Tio
Stripper Irma the Body Splits From University Doctor
The 65 foot 10 inch burlesque star Irma divorces neuro surgeon Dr. James Taren after 18 months of marriage. She vows to return to burlesque and bump and grind routines, plans a new act, and says night baseball will never replace sex. She retrieves her maiden name and keeps personal items from the marriage as part of the settlement.
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Richard Pyle
Ann Arbor
Mich
James Taren
University of Michigan
Toledo, Ohio
Irma
Prospect Park
N.J
New York
Mack the Knife
James Mark von Ericksen
Players' Friend Harry Hine Dies
Harry Clark Hine aged 71 prominent member of the Players and active in Sarasota civic affairs died Friday night. Funeral services are set for 8 p.m. Sunday July 16 at the Robarts Home with burial planned in New Britain Connecticut.
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Players
Sarasota
Robarts
Buria
New Britain
Conn
Small tornado hits Wauchula area causes roof damage
Afternoon storms spawned a brief tornado near Wauchula Florida damaging a grocery store roof and a residence and several trailers. No injuries were reported as heavy rain accompanied the twister with over 3 inches falling in under an hour. Weather outlook calls for sun and scattered thundershowers with highs near 95.
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Associated Press
Wauchula
Florida
GM Replies to UAW Demands Due Monday
GM said it will begin answering some of the 3200 demands from the United Auto Workers on Monday. Labor relations chief Earl Bramblett said GM wants to correct statements by the union. UAW negotiations aim to replace the 1958 contracts expiring Aug. 31 and include a push for a shorter work week and congressional action. Ford and Chrysler were not expected to reply for at least a week.
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Iraqi Premier Demands British Exit From Kuwait
Prime Minister Abdul Karim Kassem denounced British imperialism and called for Kuwait’s expulsion during a Baghdad military college graduation speech. He condemned Kuwait’s “phony independence” under British protection and warned the Kuwaiti ruler to stop expelling Iraqis or face severe action.
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Iraq
UPI
Abdul Karim Kassem
Kuwait
Kassem
Military College
Sheik Abdul As-sabah As-salim
Palmer Takes Narrow Open Lead After Third Round
Arnold Palmer shot three under par 69 to sit one stroke ahead with a 54 hole total of 212 at Birkdale. Dai Rees of Wales trails by one after a 71, while Christy OConnor of Ireland stands third at 215 entering the final 18 holes in blustery rain conditions.
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England
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Dai Rees
Wales
Rees
U. S
Christy O'Connor
Ireland
Taxpayers a Pleasant Surprise From County Budget
The People’s Commission notes Sarasota County tax bills should ease as the budget, in seven figures, is explained. Commissioners say there is no salary raise for county officials this year and accuse others of misreporting pay scales. The editor highlights millage cuts, beach funds, and a total $293,345 in added capital, with a net savings approach praised by Commission chairman Fred Haigh.
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Sarasota County
County Commission
Fred Haigh
Beach
Commission
Haigh
Board of County Commissioners
Republican Party
California cross country ride begun by Sarasota rider
Dispatch rider from Sarasota and Chamber of Commerce ambassador left Monday from Wagon Wheel Ranch to ride 2700 miles to Los Angeles on horseback. Montie the horse went lame near Perry about 50 miles from Tallahassee. both were brought back for recuperation. Horn plans a new start Monday from Perry to resume the cross country trek carrying letters from Governor Bryant and Sarasota Mayor Marable.
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Chamber of Commerce
Goodwill
Wagon Wheel
Charles
Chuck) Horn
City Hall
Los Angeles
Horn
Tie
Perry
Tallahassee
Tommy Spanos
Montie
Tallahasseee
Farris Bryant
California
M. E. Marable
Ridar
Five Illinois Farmers Protest Cadillac Farmer in Washington
Five Illinois farmers drove to Washington in a Chevrolet to protest what they call an misused farm support payments by William T. Smith of Big Flats New York who boasted 1040 acres of corn. They criticized the size of his subsidy and questioned his status as a farmer while meeting with Sen. Paul H. Douglas and Secretary Orville Freeman.
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Illinois
Paul Miller
Harmon
Ill
Miller
William T. Smith
N.Y
Paul H. Douglas
Orville L. Freeman
Ilinois
Smith
Homes Open for Inspection Between Sarasota and Bradenton
Prices range from 11 960 to 16 790 with 375 down. Open daily from nine in the morning until dusk at Park's 1961 Cavalcade and 14 acre recreation center inviting inspection.
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Betwee Sarasota
Bradenton
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