Hurricane Anna threatens Nicaragua and Honduras coast
Warnings issued for northeastern Nicaragua and eastern Honduras as Hurricane Anna moves west at about 20 mph. Center winds near 100 mph with gales extending 150 miles north and 75 miles south. No threat to the U.S. mainland as forecasts call for partly cloudy conditions and highs around 90 to 95.
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Anna Heading For Nicaragua
Forecast fragment notes wind 8 to 15 mph southwest. Noon temperature 93 and a 73-24 hour time reference. Readable text is fragmented and lacks clear event details or entities.
Hasson Offered County Attorney Post In Manatee
John Hasson, Sarasota assistant state attorney, reports a Manatee County commission offer for the county attorney post. He has not decided yet as James Adams resigns to move to Naples. The job pays about 8500 dollars annually with B Clarke Nichols set to replace Hasson on August 1.
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Jap Emperor's Daughter In Critical Condition
Emperor Hirohito's eldest daughter Mrs Shigeko Higashikuni is reported in critical condition. The 35 year old former Princess Teru has suffered from colon adhesion and abdominal wall abscess since last November and renounced her title after World War II.
Embezzlement Accusation Amid Mixed Local Notices
Robert V. Brovakos faces embezzlement charges over 46249 dollars from an unspecified entity. Casual local notices mention Bayshore Gardens homes priced from 10790 to 16500 and a new shopping center drive opening today or tonight near US 41.
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Space travelers plan moon trek after Grissom flight
Virgil Grissom and Alan Shepard Jr. meet with fellow astronauts to map the path to the moon and match Yuri Gagarin’s orbital feat. Grissom reports a sluggish capsule control and notes a hole in the parachute. both craft and film were lost in the Atlantic and rescue helicopters aided Grissom. Kennedy oversees the hopeful push toward a lunar mission this decade.
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Miami Welcomes Large Cuban Refugee Influx Amid Uncertain Policy
Miami prepares for about 20,000 Cuban exiles returning within two weeks after a State Department invitation. Mayor Robert King High urges broader U.S. placement, citing a 100,000-exile presence in greater Miami and economic strain. Pan Am increases Miami Havana shuttles to move refugees while awaiting more details from authorities.
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Light-Weight Targets in Mosquito Fight
A Sarasota County feature notes that mosquitoes bite lighter, warmer people more. It cites a 115,924 dollar current budget and a 191,222 dollar proposed mosquito control budget, joking that heavier residents could reduce costs, while warning about rising food bills and taxes.
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Berlin Fears Red Immigration Threat to German Unity
West Germany voiced serious unease over a steady flow of refugees into West Berlin. Ernst Lemmer warned mass east bloc immigration could alter East Germany’s population and hinder reunification efforts. He said about 1,000 refugees daily would likely continue, denying West Germany lures while noting past refugee totals and ongoing transit disruptions.
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Survival Series Begins On Video
The first of a 12 part half hour program on Personal Survival in Disaster airs at 5 p.m. Saturday on Channel 8 WFLA-TV. Sponsored by Civil Defense the public service telecast is produced by Tampa station with local CD units participating.
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Economy shows recovery signs amid Berlin clouding outlook
New signs of sustained economic progress appeared in the week with the GNP rising to a seasonally adjusted 515 billion dollars in the second quarter, personal income reaching a record rate of 416.7 billion in June, and durable goods sales up one percent in June. Home building climbed to 1,374,000 units, up six percent from May. The president praised progress yet flagged unemployment as a issue while noting stronger factory employment.
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Luther H. Hodges
Classifieds and Sports Highlights Lined Up in Today's Paper
A compact issue features classifieds and amusements sections with notices and small listings. The sports pages promise brief scores and standings alongside column features from the editorial and financial sections.
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Navy pilots survive night air collision near Millington
Two Navy attack jets collided during a night training flight about 10 miles southeast of Millington NAS. One pilot landed his crippled craft while the other parachuted clear. neither was injured. Both were from Miramar and en route to South Weymouth. Lt David Callahan, 26, San Diego, landed at Millington. Lt(jg) Donald Law, 24, Clear Lake, ejects and survives south-east of Memphis.
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French Tanks Hack Way Into War-torn Bizerte
French planes and paratroops pounded the Arab quarter as Tunisian troops and civil guards fled or fought. The battle cut communications, with hundreds dead and streets littered by bodies. French forces seized key areas after an eight hour clash and patrolled the highway to Tunis to block reinforcements.
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Claude Bourgeois
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Roller Coaster Ride Feels Like Space Shot in Chicago
Thousands of Americans feel weightless on a Riverview Amusement Park roller coaster ride that mimics a space shot. William Schmidt explains that during a two minute one mile course the rider experiences weight changes from about 150 pounds to roughly 500 pounds at the track’s lowest point and peak.
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Virgil I. Grissom
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U S organizes airlift for Cuban refugees to Miami
The United States plans a commercial airlift to bring more than 20,000 Cuban refugees to Miami at no cost to them. The $350,000 bill will be paid by taxpayers, with Pan American Airways operating ten daily flights starting Sunday. Refugees qualified include those with U S visas before the break in Cuba relations and those with waivers.
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Beauty Judges May Lose Jobs To The Brain
In Long Beach California an electronic brain analyzes 51 Miss International contestants to compute an average profile. The RECOMP II computer yields a 5 foot 5.5 inch figure, 119 pounds 2 ounces, dark brown hair, hazel eyes and measurements 35 1 3 23 1 4 35 3 4 from an Asia North American region.
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North American
Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes Opens in 1961
Kensington Park unveils the Cavalcade of Homes and a 14 acre recreation center available for inspection. Prices begin at 11909 dollars with 375 dollars down, as advertised by Aév.
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