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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1962
Page
1
Salt water dump disrupts Sarasota water system
A valve in the water softening process dumped an unknown portion of 17 000 gallons of salt water into Sarasota's city water Wednesday. Damage to air conditioning and hot water heating equipment is not expected beyond normal corrosion. City Manager Kenneth Thompson continues to investigate to prevent a recurrence and to push for better city water quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Kenneth Thompson
Siesta Club Plans Major Alterations
A $212000 addition to the Gulf and Bay Club and repairs and alterations to existing buildings at the club on Siesta Key will be constructed per a county permit issued today. The addition adds 16 apartment units in a two story building on the club grounds near the existing club, with plans by Kannenberg and Hanebuth architects for the Gulf and Bay Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf and Bay Club
Siesta Key
Midnight Pass Road
Gulf of Mexico
Key
Kannenberg and Hanebuth
Sarasota
J. W. Harvey and Son of
Tax Certificate Sales In County Fall Short Of Last Year
A report by Sara Sota County Tax Collector Miss Charlie Hagerman shows tax certificate sales this year totaled 69 877 23 dollars versus 88 187 94 last year. One thousand twenty six certificates were sold. Purchasers must hold certificates for two years from delinquency before redeeming for a tax deed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota County
Charlie Hagerman
Extension Service Director To Speak At Kiwanis Luncheon
Dr. M. O. Watkins director of the Florida Agricultural Extension Service at the University of Florida Gainesville will speak on Your Land Grant College and You at Friday's Kiwanis Club luncheon at Morrison's Imperial House. Introduced by Ken Clark Sarasota County agricultural agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. O. Watkins
Florida Agricultural Extension Service
University of Florida In
Gainesville
Land Grant College
Kiwanis Club
Morrison
Imperial House
Ken Clark
Sarasota County
The Season of Forgotten Men and Mary Collins Wedding Plans
A column mocks wedding coverage as state papers report Mary Call Collins daughter of ex governor LeRoy Collins plans with Paul Proctor. Five photos and lavish detail fill papers, noting flowers, food, and even the caterer, while commentary labels the season of forgotten men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Call Collins
LeRoy Collins
Sean
Paul Proctor
Countys Industry Man In Washington Dropped
County drops Washington industrial consultant Robert C. Simmons Sr. under $200 monthly retainer. His task was to recruit industries via contacts in Washington and report on prospects and contracts. The move follows turmoil in the light industry council as members resign and an advisory board forms. Forrest Sparling’s role and county efforts to recruit new council members are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sarasota County
Boyd R. Gernhard
County Commission
Industry Council
Robert C. Simmons Sr
The
Light Industry Council
Florida Development Commission
Gernhard
Forrest Sparling
Sparling
Eea
Phillippi Creek Project Estimated At 227000
The State Road Department places total cost at 227000 to relieve the Phillippi Creek bottleneck at U S 41 with a 200 foot cut and bridges. County funds cover work outside state right of way. state funds cover inside right of way and part of primary road costs. Meetings planned with state officials to review the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillippi Creek
U.S. Highway 41
State Road Department
Sarasota
Gulf of Mexico
al. C. Church
Church
Sarasota County
U.S. 41
Bryant Praises Goodrich While Dodging Chairman Candidacy
Governor Farris Bryant praised War ren Goodrich of Bradenton as his good friend but refused to discuss his bid for state Democratic Party chairman. Senator George Smathers and Bryant seek a replacement for James Milligan as Daytona Beach hosts the party meeting to decide the next four year leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryant
George Smathers
James Milligan
Orlando
Daytona Beach
Goodrich
Sen. Smathers
U S to Build New Thai Camp
U S combat infantrymen in central Thailand will relocate to a higher, permanent camp near Bangkok to endure a long stay. The 27th Infantry Wolfhound battalion, about 2000 men, now camped near a highway in foothills miles northeast of Bangkok, will move to higher ground to avoid flood risk from monsoon rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
27Th Infantry Wolfhound
Five Children and Father Die in Palmyra Fire
A father Charles Neiswender 27 and his five children Natalie 6 Kathleen 5 Charles 4 Karl 3 Terry 1 perished in a fire at their five room frame cottage near Palmyra Lebanon County Pennsylvania. Peggy Neiswender wife survived with burns and shock. The coroner reported the father shielding the children as flames spread and neighbors heard an explosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmyra, Pa
Lebanon County
Charles Franklin Neiswender
Natalie
Kathleen
Charles
Karl
Terry
Neiswender
Peggy
Lebanon
Good Samaritan Hospital
A. H. Heisey
Physicians Report Suspected Child Abuse At Sarasota Memorial
A Washington consultant group recommended mandatory reporting of suspected physical child abuse by physicians and certain hospital staff. Sarasota Memorial Hospital already follows the practice, reporting confirmed cases to Juvenile Court Judge John T. Graham. Katherine B. Oettinger of the Children’s Bureau cited a May conference and said a model state law guide will be drafted for national discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Don Laurent
John T. Graham
Juvenile and Family Court
Oettinger
Pastor's Umbrella Returns After Nine Months
London police report Rev Gordon Girling retrieved his umbrella nine months after leaving it at a parishioner's home. A woman parishioner had bought the item at a rummage sale and returned it stating she did not know to whom it belonged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Gordon Girling
Kiwanis Club launches CQ program for citizen action
Gulf Coast Kiwanis Club inaugurated the Citizen Quoitent program to inform and mobilize residents. William Montgomery outlined a 20 question self assessment and goals for responsible citizenship, aiming to involve precinct committeemen and both parties at meetings. The plan aligns with Kiwanis International’s 1962 theme Freedom Our Traditional Responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gulf Coast Kiwanis Club
William Montgomery
Montgomery
Arne Carlson
Mittee
Kiwanis International
Erosion Control To Cost Owners on Siesta Key
U S Army Engineers say private property owners would bear the major share of erosion control costs even with federal aid. About 90 Siesta Key property owners seek a special election to create an erosion prevention district. Rip rap along the northwest shoreline is recommended to halt further erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Army Engineers
Siesta Key
U.S. Army Engineers District
Jacksonville
J. W. Sollohub
Big Pass
New Pass
Stock Mart Trade Slow
New York AP reports a mixed late afternoon as investors await direction and volume dips to about 2.9 million shares. Most key stocks change little with some fractional moves, signaling a calmer mood after volatile markets and a potential return to normal valuation methods. Industrials edge up while rails and utilities soften.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Sarasota Federal FHA Home Loans Offer
Advertises FHA home loan options with as low as 3 percent down and low monthly payments. Mentions a 955-1161 contact number for advance assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota Federal
Death Claims Prominent Merchandiser Samuel Reyburn at 90
Samuel Wallace Reyburn 90 a noted businessman and lawyer died Wednesday night at Hillhaven Rest Home He led Lord and Taylor and was president of the National Retail Dry Goods Association He declined a Duke University setup offer and once lived in New York City Survived by two daughters a sister seven grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren Funeral at 2 p m Friday at the Episcopal Church of the Redeemer with Father Paul Reeves Teale Brothers Funeral Home in charge In lieu of flowers donations may go to the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness in New York
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Wallace Reyburn
Hillhaven Rest Home
Mr. Reyburn
Lord and Taylor
National Retail Dry Goods Association
Duke University
Duke
Reyburn
New York City
New York University
Episcopal Church of the Redeemer
Sarasota
Myrtle Crowell
Little Rock
Ark
F. Everett Abbotte
Lanesboro
Mass
Eleanor Reyburn
Clarksdale
Miss
Paul Reeves
Teale Brothers Funeral Home
National Society For Prevention of Blind
New York
Florida Bishop Seeks Cuban Visit Permit
Lakeland Florida bishop Bishop James W Henley of Jacksonville asked the Florida Methodist Conference for permission to visit Cuba to attend a June 14 16 Cuban Methodist conference under his administration If Castro limits access Bishop Santo Uberto Barbieri of Buenos Aires would seek a visitor's permit on his behalf The move aims to engage church affairs and regional cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lakeland
Florida
Fidel Castro
James W. Henley
Jacksonville
Florida Methodist Conference
Cuba
Castro
Santo Uberto Barbieri
Buenos Aires
Sarasota Hospital Distills City Water Amid Salt Contamination
Sarasota Memorial Hospital administer Don Laurent says the hospital uses its own still to distill city water for pediatrics, nursing, surgery and the cardiac unit to ensure low salt content. Treasury inspectors monitor the still and no staff were aware until a visitor complained of salty water. The board approved a 5000 dollar appropriation to replace a chiller damaged by city water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Don Laurent
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
U.S. Treasury Dept
Water plant valves face possible corrosion fears
City officials say Saraso ta's highly corrosive water may threaten air conditioning units and hot water heaters though normal use should flush salt water. Superintendent E. T. Carlson reports no damage to plant valves and all water softening valves functioning. investigation continues into potential malfunctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. T. Carlson
Water and Sewer Department
Thompson
The Plaza Restaurant Serving Sarasota 32 Years
The Plaza Restaurant marks 32 years of operation in Sarasota, reflecting its long community presence and steady local diners as it continues serving residents with its traditional menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Plaza
Sarasota
Adv
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Montclair Drive
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Johnson Warren
James A. Spanos
State Road Board
Warren Cason
Tampa
Farris Bryant
Warren Goodrich
Bradenton, New
State Democratic Executive Committee
Milligan
Club Sparks
Raymond Bruner
Jackson County
Bill Davis
Duval County
State Association of County Clerks of Florida
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James D. Neville
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