Senate calls for early talks with China on Formosa conflict
Sen George urges direct talks with Chou En Lai and high Chinese officials before any broad conference. Dulles says Johnson will probe willingness to abandon force and accept a cease fire. Knowland supports limited talks with no sovereignty concessions. McCarthy warns of appeasement plans amid Geneva talks.
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Judge Cleared Beating Charge Against Mora Meat Cutter
In Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Clement D Nye dismissed child beating charges against Salvador Mora a meat cutter He testified he beat his sons Mario 9 and Salvador Jr 7 with a belt over breakfast food misappropriation He defended his actions saying he does not want his boys to grow up to be juvenile delinquents.
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Chamber Plans County Fund Drive To Promote Sarasota
Sarasota Chamber of Commerce leaders and about 25 directors urged a public hearing on the 1955 56 budget to secure 18 000 for advertising and promotional work. A postcard poll of 1 200 members showed 8 to 1 in favor, even if taxes rise a quarter mill. The group warned of delaying a new building without county city aid and discussed moving to a millage based advertising plan.
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C of C
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Drymon
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Prices Cut in City Wide Sale at Sarasota Bargain Circus
Sarasota launches a two day citywide sale with three circuses in town Ringling Sailor and Bargain Circus. Bargain Circus opens at 9 am Friday and meters will be covered during the event. Taxi fares drop 50 percent Friday and Saturday 9 to 11 am. Retail stores offer deep discounts as much as half. The program began seven years ago to stimulate mid summer business led by E L Cartlidge of The News.
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Mrs Lindley Freed On Murder Charge Release
Mrs Bertha Lindley was suddenly and quietly freed from jail on a murder charge yesterday and was en route to Indiana where she had lived. Mt Etna in Sicily erupted again with intensified lava flows as volcanic activity continued. British Prime Minister Eden announced that Soviet leaders Bulganin and Khrushchev would visit Britain next spring.
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Anthony Eden
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Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower weighs Talbott ethics inquiry outcome
President Eisenhower said he will decide after the Senate investigation ends whether Secretary Talbott used his office improperly or should be fired. He stressed officials must act impeccably in law and ethics and noted no fraud findings.
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Eisenhower
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Legislature Off Back Tomorrow Reapportionment Deadlock
Tallahassee reports the Legislature recesses after appointing two six member informal committees to break a 52 day deadlock over reapportionment. House meets at noon and Senate at 11 am, with a possible joint session as committees pursue a compromise.
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Reds Return From East Berlin Visit
Soviet Premier Bulgarin and Communist party boss Nikita Khrushchev left East Berlin by plane for Moscow after a three day visit with the East German regime. Prime Minister Otto Grotewohl and his Cabinet with top Soviet officials saw the leaders off. The Soviet chiefs stopped here en route from the Big Four summit conference.
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Heatwave Keeps Regions Warm Across the Nation
The Associated Press reports another day with temperatures above 90 degrees across much of the midwest and extending into the East and South. Hot conditions persist with high heat warnings and widespread sunshine.
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Bright Spot Remembering a Clerk’s Leap to Freedom
A brief column sketches a junior clerk’s job in a moldy office and a partner’s vow to move on. The dialogue pivots on urgency and ambition as a week’s notice signals change and progress toward brighter days.
Talbott resigns as Talbott denies private business breach
Air Secretary Harold E. Talbott said he was mistaken in carrying on private business from the Pentagon and resigned his partnership in a New York firm. President Eisenhower indicated Talbott may be fired unless he proves innocence of ethics code violations.
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Three Americans aboard El Al Constellation downed in Bulgaria
An Israeli airliner was shot down near the Greek Bulgarian border with 58 aboard, including at least three Americans Mrs J Sheinbaum and Mrs Katz and a daughter among the passengers. Bulgarian fire reportedly caused the crash as Greece reports. The incident follows the end of the Big Four summit and prompts Israeli and Greek investigations.
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Eisenhower May Allow Foreign Planes Over U S For Treaty Blueprint Swap
President Eisenhower outlined Geneva proposals for exchanging military blueprints and aerial inspection and said peaceful foreign planes could fly over any U S area to implement the plan if Russia agrees to reciprocal access. He also discussed Red China, Dixon-Yates, and reserves as Geneva tensions and domestic issues loomed.
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Washington
United States
Geneva
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Humane Society Meeting Faces Financial Troubles In Sarasota
Wet conditions predicted as partly cloudy skies give way to scattered thundershowers in Sarasota and Florida through Thursday. Community House hosts Humane Society meeting amid financial concerns, while a fishing column and local weather data accompany the brief item.
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Herb Sjolander
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