Sarasota Memorial Hospital Board Approves 1962 63 Budget
Sarasota Memorial Hospital directors approve a 3.165 million 1962 63 budget marking the largest in the hospital's history with county taxes down to 5 mills from 7. The plan relies mainly on patient income 3.165 million and county funds to cover bad debts 85 thousand. The board discusses a self care unit and millage stabilization while residents question non resident charges.
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Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Sarasota County
Don Laurent
Arnold Funk
Analy Billib
General Funk
Sarasota Memorial
Billib
U S Requests France to Aid in Atomic Armament Use
The Sarasota City Commission met at the Public Safety Building on Monday night and awarded a contract for constructing a mobile home center. Officials discussed international cooperation and defense issues alongside local procurement.
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U.S
France
Mobile Home Center
Sarasota
Sarasota Mobile Home Park
T. T. Watson, Inc
Watson
Commission
Kenneth O. Hipp
Mobile Home Park
Hipp
Sarasota Sets Record Tourists Reach in 1961 Season
State Development Commission data show Sarasota welcomed 201 747 tourists in 1961 part of a statewide total of 12 840 230 visitors who spent about 2 billion dollars. Miami led with 1 216 657 tourists while Bradenton Venice and Port Charlotte trailed.
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Sarasota
State Development Commission
Miami
The
Development Commission
Bradenton
Venice
Port Charlotte
Salt-filled drum on Siesta Key beach proves harmless
A second metal drum ashore at Turtle Beach Siesta Key tested as containing salt not explosives. Air Force personnel from MacDill AFB arrived after sheriff deputies secured the scene.
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Turtle Beach
Siesta Key
Big Pass
Air Force
MacDill Air Force Base
Tampa
Sheriff's Department
Dputy
Reed Chadwick
Charlies Hill
PML
Hillview Avenue
H. G. Garvis
Explosive Ordinance Disposal Unit
Sgt. Hill
Chadwick
A. C. Mixon
Sgt
Garvis
Mississippi River
Sheriffs
Pensacola
Fort Lauderdale
MacDill
Pompidou Boosts France In Nuclear Armament Debate
Premier Georges Pompidou won a confidence vote in the National Assembly after arguing that the United States seeks French cooperation on a concerted use of atomic armament. He cited talks with U S officials and noted France has perfected its own atomic bomb and is building armaments, with reactors and plutonium plants in Fontenay aux Roses Saclay Grenoble and Pierrelatte.
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Paris
UPT
Georges Pompidou
French National Assembly
United States
France
Britain
Pompidou
U.S
U. S
Dean Rusk
Herve Alphand
Kennedy
America
British
Atomic Energy Authority
E Gaulle
de Gaulle
Dredging Decision Pending for Sarasota Passes
City and county must submit letters of intent to the U S Army Engineers to fund about 300000 for dredging the passes. Col William H Kendall of the Siesta Key Association says the project would draw larger boats, boost Sarasota Bay access, and create strong economic benefits with boaters spending about 100 a day in port. Local funds not due until month’s end.
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Sarasota
U.S. Corps of Army Engineers
Col
William H. Kendall
Siesta Key Association
U. S. Army Engineers
Sarasota Bay
Kendall
U.S. Corps of Engineers
News Feature Pages Offer Varied Fare
The News adds two feature pages on 14 and 15 with the nation’s popular comic strips the daily television log the crossword puzzle and columns from Louella Parsons and Robert Sylvester plus features The Stars Impel Successful Investing and the Wishing Well The pages open a parade of new services for readers.
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Daily Television Log
Louella Parsons
Robert Sylvester
Obituary and sports briefs highlight today's index page
A compact look at obituaries and sports results plus bridge and comics. The page notes weather outlook and the crossword puzzle editorie with a horoscope item and classified listings.
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Bridge Classified Comics
Sarasota County Board tabled budget and zoning matters
An all day session for Sarasota County Commissioners will review a budget request from the city garden center and then hear 13 public hearings on zoning changes. They will consider subdivision regulation changes, reaffirm zoning rules, and evaluate street regulations for subdivisions. Bids for paving Austin Boulevard will be opened and rezone petitions for several commercial districts along 17th Street and Lockwood Ridge Road Venice Way and Sun Crest Drive and Hermosa Heights subdivision will be discussed.
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Sarasota County
City Garden Center
Austin Boulevard
17Th Street
Lockwood Ridge Road
Venice By- Way
Sun Crest Drive
Hermosa Heights
Two Oneco Men See Charges Reduced in Off-Duty Officer Assault
Two Oneco men William R. Arnold and Schascle C. Yocum saw charges drop from assault with a deadly weapon to assault and battery in JP court. Bonds cut from 2000 to 1000 dollars each, cases bound over to county court after defense arguments. Police said the incident happened on Patrolman Joseph Munyak’s lawn when he asked them to leave, and a pipe struck him.
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William R. Arnold
Schasele C. Yocum
Oneco
Joseph Munyak
Munyak
Justice of the Peace
George Foster
Jerome Pratt
Arnold
Sgt
George Bell
Bell
Bahia Vista Street
Schascle
Lila Anderson
County Line Road
Coroner Rules In Shooting
Venice coroner rules the death of 65 year old William T. Jalass of Overbrook Gardens an apparent death by own action. Jalass was found face down in a canal with a 12 gauge shotgun near the body and his abandoned car 500 feet away. Deputy coroner Becker and Englewood officials state death occurred about 9 a.m. and no witnesses heard the gun report. Mrs Jalass was in shock and unavailable for questioning. Authorities think health issues and despondency may have prompted the act.
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Venice
William T. Jalass
Overbrook Gardens
Englewood
South County
Robert K. Becker
Jalass
Lewis Ruth
Ernest Smith
Becker
Beautiful Girl Norma Nolan Wins Miss Universe 1962
Norma Nolan, a 24 year old from Argentina, captured the Miss Universe crown Saturday night. In her first interview since the pageant she refused to kiss and tell, maintaining the contest’s mystique.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Norma Nolan
Argentina
X15 Test Flight Delivers Hot Ride For Joe Walker
Edwards AFB California UPI reports test pilot Joe Walker calmly handles extreme cockpit heat in the X15 during his 13th flight. He reaches about 3733 mph and 107000 feet after drop from a B52, with seven pull up and push over maneuvers testing stability. Aldous Huxley attends as an observer and calls the flight Tremendously unbelievable.
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Edwards Afb
Calif
UPI
Joe Walker
Walker
Maj
Bob White
Nevada Desert
Mojave Desert
Aldous Huxley
Rockets Probe Mystery Clouds Near Sweden
NASA has moved near neutral Sweden with rockets to explore mysterious high altitude clouds. Scientists aim to learn the composition of particles in the clouds and what they reveal about the upper atmosphere.
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Stockholm
UPI
National Aeronautics and Space Adsministration
NASA
Sweden
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