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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1961

Page

2

Market Ticker and Obituary Blended Item

The page lists Dow Jones figures with declines and gains across multiple industrials and consumer stocks including Ford Chrysler GM Coca Cola and Bethlehem Steel. It also notes a funeral service for Mrs Olaan Futch 66 of Nokomis to be held Friday with burial in Gulf Pines Memorial Park.

Mars Nts Wesley R. Futch Olaan Futch Nokemis Raches Funeral Home R. R. Lloyd First Baptist Church Gulf Pines Memorial Park Futch Georgia Nokomis Lakeland First

Tex-Star Oil & Gas Compared With Producing Properties

Roger E. Spear contrasts Tex-Star Oil & Gas with Producing Properties OTC noting Tex-Star as an aggressive growth company with expertise in gas gathering systems and rising earnings, while Producing Properties emphasizes conservative management and steady long term appreciation. He endorses Tex-Star as a rapid growth investment and mentions recent price gains and a 12 percent quarterly dividend on AI Frite OTC growth shares.

Roger E. Spears Tex- Star Oil & Gas T.P. A Tex-Star Oil & Gas Texas OTC Tex-Star Tex-Btar Oil & Gas Iirpc Udo Renai Ai Frite

Obituary notices from Sarasota area church and residents

Multiple obituary notices and funeral details for residents and family members in Sarasota and nearby areas. Names include Mrs. Julia T. Dean and husband Harry T. Dean, Lemuel Preston White, Clarence Elmer Maul, Kenneth Spencer Blain, Laurie Conner Furman, Thomas Lundberg, and Mrs. B. J. Hoff, with details on birthplaces, survivors, burial plans, and memorials.

T. Dean Julia T. Dean Harry T. Dean City Mobilehome Park Russell T. Dean Elmhurst Dean Sarasota Ohio Wheeling W. Va Methodist Church Harry L Russell T California New Jersey Lemuel P. White Lemuel Preston White Goodrich Ave Sarasota Memorial Hospital Robarts S. Links Ave Odd Fellows St. John's Cemetery Winchester White Nehi Bottling Co Independent Order of Odd Fellows Arthur M. White Sandra Margaret Allamong Hayfield Clarence Clarence Elmer Maul Jo-Ann Dr Sarasota Memorial Tal Links Ave Floyd W. Cooper First Methodist Church Sarasota Memorial Park Maul Balti Méd Irvington Pachel Maul Percy J. Maul Baltimore Myrtle Ruth Thomas Lundberg Grove St Teale Brothers Funeral Home North Orange Ave LeRoy Trexler St. Paul's Lutheran Church Lundberg Mass Amanda C. Landberg Axel Landberg Sweden

Kennedy in Paris Hearts of Parisian Crowds

Mrs Jacqueline Kennedy drew fierce attention on her first overseas journey as first lady. Witnesses described her as wonderfully happy as Parisians welcomed her, with crowds craning from chairs and admiring her Gothic Madonna hairstyle. She recalled student days in Paris while Parisian society jostled for a glimpse amid the gala reception at the Elysee Palace.

Paris UPI Jacqueline Kennedy America Angela Mme Merve Alphend United States Alexandre

Man Goes To Court To Veid His Vote

William E. Sweeney, borough auditor of Castle Shannon, says he will seek to have his May 16 primary vote tossed. He was the sole absentee voter in the borough, where one race tied and another was decided by one vote. Sweeney argues exposing his ballot violates ballot secrecy and plans to challenge his own vote.

Pittsburgh Wiliam E. Sweeney Sweeney Castle Shannon

Research grant funds miniature artificial eye project

Taey Recece AP reports Ralph W. of the John A. Hartford Foundation announced a $252,223 grant to Caine Hospital to develop and test a miniature artificial eye. The foundation president said the effort aims to advance treatment options for certain eye conditions.

le Secneur Caine Hospital Ralph W John A. Hartford Foundation, Inc New York City

Freeman Sails to Hill to Sell Farm Bill Controversy

Freeman testifies before the Senate Agriculture Committee signaling willingness to tweak the Farm Bill. He explores options including tacit approval, amendments, or a veto, amid broader bids to limit Congress’s power over reform. Other items mention a tractors-for-Cubans bill and criticism of welfare and pension reforms. Joe Louis urges tougher action on boxing racketeers.

Chamber Senate Agriculture Committee Freeman Congress John Bell Williams D-Miss Fidel Castro U.S. Chamber of Commerce Kennedy House Labor Joe Louis Estes Kefauver Louis Tennessee Democrat Anti Trust

Telephone demo goes wrong as four dials misshapen call

A Memphis civic club program on direct long distance dialing ends with John Ryan dialing four wrong numbers before reaching the Montreal Weather Bureau. The forecaster spoke in French, providing an unusual ending to the demonstration by a telephone company official.

Sreund Memphis Tean Civic Club John Ryan Montreal Weather Bureau Ryan

Court Martial Resolves Burk Batchellor Case After 1954 Sentence

The case concerns Batchellor after a traffic accident November 4 in which Simonabarra of San Antonio died. He faced a charge of collaboration and was sentenced to seven years after earlier a 1954 court martial imposed longer confinement. he served five years before parole.

Simona Barrera San Antonio Batchelor Tope Batchelloe

JFK and Khrushchev set for summit diplomacy

Kennedy and Khrushchev prepared for a delicate summit aimed at easing Cold War tensions. Soviet journalists reported Moscow urging moderation and seeking a favorable international climate to test Kennedy's intentions.

Paris Kennedy United States Khrushchev Vienna Sauday Moscow Cuba Kremlin

Federal judge rules against charges in Birmingham Freedom Riders case

District Judge Frank M Johnson ruled the federal government failed to prove interference with bus travel in the Birmingham case. He warned the verdict does not shield the government from future trouble and noted discussions between George E. Cruitt of Steel City Greyhound Terminal and Attorney General Kennedy about securing a driver to continue the trip to Montgom ery. Attorneys for Montgomery officials sought to join Freedom Riders sponsors to the injunction, naming CORE SCLC and local groups in the motion.

Frank M Johnson Federated Klans Ku Klux Klan Emnment Birmingham George E. Cruitt Steel City Greyhound Robert Kennedy Montgomery Cruitt Kennedy Freedom Riders L. B Sullivan G. J. Ruppenthal CORE Student Non-Violent Movement Southern Christian Leadership Conference SCLC Montgomery County Jail Association

Marlow Thaered and the DaPaoan Wing Incident

Fragmentary OCR notes describe Marlow Thaered and the DaPaoan encounter surrounding a Roger Mann piece. Details are unclear, with garbled names and actions.

Roger

Mollywoor UFO Insight Strikes Hawaiian Eye Controversy

A fragmentary note references Mollywoor UFO and a claim about an owner named Conrad in relation to Hawaiian Eye. The unclear text suggests a dispute or allegation involving sarfeoarda ragat peep and assistance, with no verifiable details available.

Mollywoor UFO Conrad

Berlin crisis talks strengthen alliance after Kennedy visit

Two 90 minute sessions between the two presidents focused on Africa and Berlin. Diplomats saw the agreement as a firm stand against Communist attacks and a message to Khrushchev that the United States and its allies would not be divided over Berlin.

Final Exercises Announced For Riverview High Seniors

Riverview High schedules awards day in the gym on Friday at 8 p.m. followed by baccalaureate on June 4 and commencement on June 10. The events feature music by the school orchestra and chorus, addresses by Rev. Stump and Dr. Hotchkiss, and student speakers.

Riverview High Riverview High School Edward Schattschneider John W. Stump Church of the Palms John Cooper Charles H. Ricker St. Wilfred’s Episcopal Church Bernard P. Shoter Temple Beth Sholom

Woman Faces DWI Charge in Sarasota With Son Present

Nellie M. Schulze, 1648 Golf Street, arrested for driving while intoxicated at 1 a.m. with her 10-year-old son in the car. Bond set at $300. Patrolman Don Winkel handed the boy to juvenile officers. Also, John L. Garrett, 15, avoided injury in a scooter accident at Main Street and N Washington Blvd. Mildred Crenshaw 2410 Pershing Street charged with failure to yield.

Sarasota City Nellie M. Schulze Don Winkel John L. Garrett Browning St Main Street N. Washington Boulevard Mildred Crenshaw Pershing St

City Court Fines Revoked Licenses in DWI Cases

James S. Wilson of 328 Rawls Ave was fined 250 and had his license revoked for one year in Sarasota Municipal Court. Nelson Harrell of 1435 8th St was fined 150 with a three month license revocation. Harry M. Reaser Jr of 1221 Westway Drive had a DWI charge reduced to careless driving and a 30 fine.

Sarasota Municipal Court Henry 8 Williford James S. Wilson Rawls Ave Nelson Harrell 8Th St Harry M. Reaser Jr Westway Drive

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