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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1957

Page

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Pylon to Mark Skyline of Key Anna Maria

A new 80 foot pylon will rise at the entrance to a $300,000 hotel apartment project near the Holmes Beach Yacht Club on Anna Maria Key. Designed by Jack Cartlidge with architect Ralph Erickson, the eight story structure housing 22 000 square feet of apartments will feature extensive bas relief art and be completed by January. The Anna Maria Corporation of Detroit will own the development including a pool and luxury amenities.

Anna Maria Key Webster Sarasota Ralph Erickson Seon Holmes Beach Yacht Club Jack Cartlidge Cartlidge Erickson Sunshine Springs Cartridge Gulf Anna Maria Corporation Detroit

RAF Jets Strafe Nizwa Fort in Oman Conflict Show of Force

British air support for the pro British Sultan Said Bin Taimur escalates with four Venom jets firing rockets and cannons at Nizwa fortress, headquarters of the Imam rebellion, in a planned series of sorties. The attack targets rebel strongholds as UK forces consider reinforcing the sultanate army.

London INS Royal Air Force Muscat Oman Persiatt Gulf Sharjah Nizwa Sultan Said bin Taimur RAF Izki

Beach Rights Not So Civil

In Sarasota a lighthearted take on civil rights debates contrasts with beach squabbles over squatters rights during hot humid days. The weather forecast calls for partly cloudy skies, warm temperatures near 95, scattered thundershowers, and mild west winds.

Washington Minnie Mermaid Minnie Sarasota

10th A-Blast Uses Balloon

The 5:30 a.m. detonation marked the desert test midway through Operation Plumbbob. A bomb exploded from a captive balloon 500 feet high over Yucca Flat at the AEC firing range near Las Vegas, the second shot in two days and the tenth overall.

Las Vegas Nev INS Nevada Desert Atomic Energy Commission Desert Proving Ground

Air Force reverses white sidewall ruling in court martial

In Tokyo the Air Force reversed a special court martial that found Donald Wheeler guilty of disobeying a white sidewall haircut order. Wheeler, 20, from Cortez Colorado, was restored to duty with penalties removed after Col. Charles Johnstone cited errors in the trial. Wheeler said he would not reenlist and maintained some insistence on orders but admitted he would again refuse a white sidewall if ordered.

Tokyo INS U. S. Air Force Air Force Donald Wheeler Cortez Colo Wheeler Col Charles Johnstone Johnstone U. S

Fees alleged in Holt trial highlight excessive estate fees

In Tallahassee AP report, Miami Beach lawyer Lloyd Towle testified before the Senate impeachment trial of Circuit Judge George E. Holt alleging excessive fees in the Annie May Stengel estate case. Records show Holt awarded over $20,000 in fees while estate assets brought only $5,300. Towle noted a $10,000 fee to Dan iel N. Heller and a $5,000 fee to George C. McCaughan for curator work, with defense arguing reasonableness and Towle's own $4,000 fee being questioned.

Tallahassee Miami Beach Senate George E. Holt Lloyd A. Towle Case Towle Holt Miami Daniel N. Heller Annie May Stengel George C. McCaughan Richard Hunt Stengel Hunt Stengel Heller

South Attacks Jury Ban After Victory On Force

Washington AP The Senate stripped most enforcement authority from a civil rights bill except voting rights, spurring new disputes over a jury trial amendment. Johnson moved a separate jury trial test as Knowland predicted a defeat, while Javits urged united civil rights support to preserve the rest of the measure.

South Washington Senate Attorney General Supreme Court Anderson D-Nm Aiken RVI Sen. Javits R-Ny

Yale expert questions smoking as main cause of lung cancer

Yale University pathologist Dr. Harry S. N. Greene told a House subcommittee that investigators have not proven a direct link between smoking and lung cancer. He cited inconsistent mouse studies, questioned statistical methods, and argued that environmental factors may play a larger role in lung cancer than smoking.

Washington Yale University Harry S. N. Greene Department of Pathology Yale Medical School House

Explosion Blasts Airliner Over California Desert

A Western Air Lines Convair suffered a blast that ripped a 7 by 4 foot hole in the fuselage, blowing one man out and presumed dead. The plane landed at George AFB with 15 crew and passengers uninjured, FBI and Western investigating cause. Captain Milton Shirk reported an emergency and confirmed a right rear fuselage breach before landing.

Los Angeles California Western Air Lines Convair George Air Force Base Western Minneapolis Las Vegas Nev F. Binstock North Hollywood FBI Milton Shirk International Airport

Mystery Witness In Wedler Case Draws Legal Feud

Convict Donald Wedler who confessed to Marilyn Sheppard s slaying awaits defense counsel Corrigan in De land. Corrigan plans to check Wedler s story while another alleged mystery witness Ernest Kolofolias arrives. James McArthur criticizes Gardner s Court of Last Resort post conviction probes.

Deland INS Donald Wedler Marilyn Sheppard Cleveland William J. Corrigan Corrigan Wedler Samuel Sheppard Ernest J. Kolofolias Sheppard Bay Village Cuyahoga County Ohio Samuel Gerber James McArthur McArthur Court of Last Resort Erle Stanley Gardner

Royal visit as Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip tour Jersey

Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip began a Channel Islands tour aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia. They arrived in Jersey for a garden party at Government House expected to host about 2,000 guests this afternoon.

ST. Helier Jersy INS Queen Elizabeth Prince Philip Channel Islands Britannia Island of Jersey Government House

Sheriff Doubts Suspect In Hobbs Slayings

Lea County Sheriff Jewell McAdoo questioned Jack Cooper Smith in Carlsbad about the slayings of two Hobbs women, Barbara Lemmons and Dorothy Gibson, and truck driver J. D. Cantrell. Ballistics and fingerprint checks were planned, with witnesses conflicting on the suspect’s age.

Hobbs, N. M INS New Mexico Hobbs N. M Lea County Jewell McAdoo Jack Cooper Smith San Angelo Tex Carlsbad N.M McAdoo Barbara Lemmons Dorothy Gibson J. D. Cantrell Smith Waitrens

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