Recreation Budget To Be Studied By Sarasota County Board
The Sarasota County recreation board will review the proposed recreation budget in the grand jury room at the courthouse Monday night. The Sarasota Concert Band seeks $2,500 for the next fiscal year, and the department must submit a final proposal to county commissioners by June 14 before further scrutiny and inclusion in the county budget for public hearing and approval.
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Sarasota County
Sarasota
Crime Club Banned From Stamp Envelopes in London
In London the post office refused to allow Crime Club publishers to stamp envelopes with the June mystery title Bloody Instructions. The move blocks promotion of the book in postal circulation.
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London
UPI
Crime Club
Venice Branch of First Federal Opens June 5
Venice gets a new First Federal Savings and Loan office in the Venice Shopping Center opening at 9 a.m. Tuesday with a five day open house. Manager is Harry Raby. staff includes Helen Nicholas and Linda Childs. The Sarasota main office and two other branches form the network with assets near 70 million.
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Sarasota
Osprey
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South Gate
St. Armands Key
Auditor Jerry Jackis Rehired by AID in Administrative Post
Government officials said Jerry M. Jackis, a former U S foreign aid auditor known for protesting the mingling of U S and Communist aid in Cambodia, has been rehired by the Agency for International Development as an administrative assistant.
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Washington
UPI
Jerry M. Jackis
U.S
Cambodia
Agency For International Development
Two Siblings Sentenced in Maas Store Theft Case
John and Robert Siroky, aged 23 and 19, were sentenced to two years and three years probation respectively for stealing about 26 thousand dollars from Maas Brothers. The men pleaded guilty and nolle prosequi, with character witnesses asking for leniency citing trustworthiness and emotional stress.
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Robert Siroky
Maas Bros
Robert Hensley
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Hensley
Maas Brothers
John Siroky
Thomas Morris
Siroky
Registration For General Election Set In Sarasota County
Voter registrations for the November election open Monday in Sarasota County per Supervisor Virginia H. Meade. Registrants must have one year Florida residence with six months in the county. Books reopen for 30 days before the November 6 general election. Republicans lead Democrats in total registration after the pre primary period ending April 7.
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Sarasota County
Virginia H. Meade
York shows definite improvement in Nashville hospital
World War I hero Alvin York, 74, told officials at St. Thomas Hospital he hoped to go home in a couple or three days after improving from internal bleeding suffered Saturday.
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Nashville, Tenn
UPI
Alvin York
St. Thomas Hospital
Threepenny Opera delight at Off Broadway style satire
The Players staged The Threepenny Opera drawing on Beggar's Opera roots with music by Kurt Weill. John Taylor as Mack the Knife and a strong ensemble delivered sardonic Victorian wit in the London slums setting. A gaily grim satire worth the audience’s time and money.
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Kurt Weill
London
John Taylor
Mack the Knife
Pierre le Jon
Fay Cox
Bill
Scher
Polly Holiday
Bonner Smith
Madeine Bonin
Donna Wells
Civitan Club Installation Set for Sarasota Dinner
The Sarasota Civitan Club will install officers for 1962 63 at a June 7 membership dinner at the Sarasota Terrace Hotel. Donald J. Smally will preside as new members are initiated. Guests include Florida District Governor elect Randy Tichenor of Bradenton.
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Sarasota
Donald J. Smally
Civitans
Florida
Randy Tichenor
Bradenton
Venice
Bayshore Gardens
Mailbox mishap traps Madison freshman
Freshman Marcy Silber was freed after her arm got caught in a mailbox slot when she changed her mind about letters she deposited. Firefighters freed her in about 15 minutes and postal inspectors later questioned her to confirm she was not tampering with the mail.
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Madison, Wis
UPI
Marcy Silber
Miss Silber
Reunion for Dickinson College six marks milestone
Six Dickinson College graduates, all over 80, return to Carlisle Pennsylvania for the sixtieth reunion. The group includes Col William A Gance and five others: a philosophy doctor, a medical doctor, a retired newspaper editor, and two industrialists. They will join the commencement procession. A separate tale recounts a family road trip and a driver’s common sense averting tragedy, framed as the day’s real high point not covered by papers.
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Daddy
Father
Deaths Top 60 In Train Crash
A 33 car freight train collided with a standing train crowded with holiday travelers in Voghena Italy. At least 61 people were killed and 40 injured according to Italian railway authorities with unofficial reports up to 70 injured.
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Voghera
Italy
UPI
Japanese Protest Over U S Nuclear Test Plans
The Japanese government filed a formal protest with the United States over a planned mid Pacific series of high altitude nuclear explosions. Foreign Minister Zentaro Kosaka delivered the protest to U S Ambassador Edwin O Reischner in a 45 minute Foreign Office meeting.
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Tokyo
UPI
United States
U.S
Edwin O. Reischauer
Zentaro Kosaka
Foreign Office
Woman Who Isn’t the Most Curious in the World
A provocative line ponders whether a woman can be the most curious figure, challenging assumptions about gender and knowledge. The remark invites reflection on social norms and intellectual curiosity across identities.
Dope Plots Charged To Cuba and Red China
U.S. Narcotics Commissioner Harry Anslinger charged Communist China with scheming to flood the world with heroin in exchange for gold and hard currency. He also accused Cuba of trying to gain dollars by shipping cocaine into Florida illegally.
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Geneva
UPI
U.S
Harry J. Anslinger
China
Anslinger
Cuba
Florida
Heartbeat Pace Examines Contraction Rhythm
A medical note states the human heart pauses roughly eight-tenths of a second between each pump, reflecting the timing of cardiac contractions and the heart’s rhythmic pattern.
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