Bowles May Get Top Job
Washington reports say Undersecretary of State Chester A. Bowles is slated for a top ambassadorial post in a Kennedy era shift. Allen Dulles may be replaced, but no immediate action. Bowles possibly roving ambassador or ambassador to Chile. Bowles seen as improving State Department policy planning and facing limited Capitol Hill exposure.
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County approves higher starting pay for Sarasota teachers
The Sarasota Board of Public Instruction meets at the Courthouse and raises beginning teacher salaries by $200, from $3,900 to $4,100 for 1961 62. The plan ties to a statewide merit program and notes further increases to $4,300 in 1962 63, with a four step merit ladder beyond probation.
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Hasson Relieved by Gov Bryant in State Atty Change
Assistant state attorney Jack Hasson, appointed by former Gov. Collins, was relieved of duties effective August. Hasson said he was told he would be replaced by a Tallahassee attorney already named by Gov. Farris Bryant.
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Chicago Beach Wade-In Sparks Large Police Presence
Police questioned 11 youths over plans to disrupt a mixed age Wade-In at Rainbow Beach South Side. Capt James Hackett cleared part of the beach as about 10 000 spectators gathered while 200 officers kept order and the crowd returned to normal. One injured youth Patrick Kennedy 19 denied being knocked out saying epilepsy caused loss of consciousness.
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U.S. Replies on Berlin Maintain Firm Western Stand
The United States, France, and Britain deliver notes on Berlin after Khrushchev’s Vienna memo. None reveal contents. all reaffirm war-won rights in West Berlin. The notes oppose a separate East German treaty and stress access through West Berlin corridors.
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Yuri Gagarin Skips U S Visit on Cuba Tour
Soviet astronaut Yuri Gagarin said he has not received an invitation to visit the United States and will skip it on his way to Cuba next week. Gina Lollobrigida kissed him during a news conference attended by film festival delegates.
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Troops clash in Viet Nam battle near Saigon
Government forces clashed with Viet Cong rebels in the Plaine des Jones area about 60 miles from Saigon. Over the weekend more than 170 Viet Cong were killed and 10 government troops died with 57 wounded in a three hour engagement. Rebels fled toward Cambodia after being lured into a trap.
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Grissom Poised for Second U.S. Space Flight
CAPE CANAVERAL A USS project aims to launch Air Force Captain Virgil I. Grissom aboard Liberty Bell 7 on dawn Tuesday as final tests, examinations, and checks proceed. Fellow astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. resumes duties after a rest day ahead of the countdown.
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Foreign Aid Work Resumes In Congress
Washington plans renewed House and Senate committee activity on the 4.8 billion foreign aid program as President Kennedy pushes for votes. Senator Fulbright demands a detailed justification, especially for Asia, and threatens night sessions if progress stalls this week. Kennedy, back from Hyannis Port, set fourth White House talks with key lawmakers to win support.
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Military Man Sees Downfall of Communism
Former U S deputy commander Col Harry Bolan foresees the Berlin crisis turning point within three months as Khrushchev’s aggressive stance cracks the communist hold. The exclusive back-page interview by Frank True presents Bolan’s view of a coming collapse and its implications for Germany and NATO.
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Florida beauty Sherry Grimes counsels tax climate pitch
Sarasota born Sherry Grimes the Miss Florida finalist met Governor Bryant in Tallahassee for a briefing on Florida tax climate. Bryant called Florida favorable with no inheritance or income tax and a growing economy. Grimes plans national appearances, a $1000 scholarship, and a talent spot at Atlantic City Miss America pageant after competing in Sarasota and Haines City high schools.
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Baseball sized Hail Rips Tulsa Twisters Rampage
A violent thunderstorm lashed Tulsa Oklahoma with hail the size of baseballs and winds from 55 to 75 mph. Elsewhere heavy rains in southern Indiana trapped students in a limestone cave and a tornado touched down near Miami Oklahoma.
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One Dead and One Injured Aboard U S Cruiser Topeka
A Topeka crewman was killed and another hurt on the missile cruiser seven miles off Hong Kong. Officials withheld names and cause while local reports cited a snapped anchor chain as a possible factor.
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Weather spread amid weekend showers across Florida
Torrential rains hit Ocala Gainesville and Tallahassee with Gainesville topping 2 inches in six hours. Ocala nearly 1.5 inches and Tallahassee about half an inch. Orlando led highs at 98, Jacksonville 96, with many 90s elsewhere. Forecast calls for scattered afternoon storms and warm, humid conditions through the week with variable winds 5 to 15 mph.
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Cavalcade of Homes opens at Kensington Park auction
Kensington Park hosts a Cavalcade of Homes with a 14 acre recreation center open for inspection from morning until dusk. Prices start at 11 960 dollars with a 375 dollar down payment.
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