Students’ Escapade Irks U S Passports Lifted
Two South Carolina college students Mike A. Gilbert and Warren William Hair had their passports seized by the U S consulate after being jailed in Hungary since May 26 for traveling in a forbidden area. They were released by Hungarian police, returned to Austria, and placed in Vienna lodging while the State Department weighs whether they may continue their hitch hiking tour or must return home.
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Minnie Asks Sun's Return
Minnie Mermaid laments the overcast June weather delaying beach plans. The forecast notes a high around 82 and a radar of 29.80 inches with winds near 23 mph.
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Minnie Mermaid
Sarasota
Tropical Storm Brewing In Gulf
The Weather Bureau warned of a weak tropical disturbance in the central Gulf of Mexico about 350 miles south of New Orleans. It is expected to move north northeast at 10 to 15 mph with possible intensification, and small craft from Burrwood Louisiana to St Marks Florida are advised to avoid the open Gulf due to scattered squalls and winds up to 30 mph tonight.
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St. Marks
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U.S. France Agree to Swap Farm Surplus for French Housing
The Agriculture Department announced a deal transferring 50 million dollars of U.S. surplus farm products to France in exchange for about 2 700 houses to be built there for U.S. armed forces personnel.
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U. S
France
Agriculture Department
Cap and gown time at Sara sota High School seniors on stage
Inside THE NEWS reports Sara sota High School seniors on stage for cap and gown moments with photos on page 9. A separate item mentions a young mugger receiving a sentence in reform school, also noted on page 9. Other sections include Amusements classifieds comics editorial and sports listings.
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Jim McGee
Judy Newman
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Reform School
Small Craft Warnings Placed Along Florida Gulf Coast
The Weather Bureau issued small craft warnings along the Florida Gulf coast from Key West to St. Marks. Forecasts show winds from Key West to Tampa Bay reaching 20 to 35 miles per hour from the south and southwest.
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Tampa Bay
Autumn Session Planned
Gov. Collins plans a fall special session to push constitutional revision including reapportionment. A tax program passage today could delay the session. otherwise immediate action is planned. Leaders propose a joint Senate House committee to push the revision, with an interim panel recommended if regular passage fails.
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Quincy
Senate Constitutional Amendments Committee
Rep
Chappell
Marion
Teenagers Speak Out on Their World in Elvalee Donaldson Series
Award winning Newswoman Elvalee Donaldson begins a six part series letting teenagers explain who they are without outside experts. They describe themselves as normal youths ages 12 to 20, confident and aware, noting prosperity after the war and growing involvement in work, cars, and community projects.
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Elvalee Donaldson
Donaldson
Silence, Teens Speak to Sarasota Future and Freedom
Sarasota teens critique strictParents say the town offers beaches but few job chances and limited recreation They argue juvenile delinquent labels unfairly tag youths as a group while businesses and adults appear uninterested in their needs A blonde honor student says threats are not enforced and looks can sway decisions
Barriers to Youth Understanding And Justice
Youth seek recognition that juvenile delinquents exist where parental control and affection falter. They argue adults overlook them unless violence occurs and urge officials to see teens as products of their era, not an obnoxious beast, deserving understanding.
Eisenhower Pressured For Girard Release In Manslaughter Case
Pressure mounted from Congress veterans and Girard's lawyers to reverse the decision allowing Japan to try American soldier William Girard for manslaughter in a Japanese death. A habeas corpus hearing in Washington is set for Tuesday with government filings due Monday.
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Frank T. Bow
Ohio
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Gordon Scherer
Frank Thompson
New Jersey
Legion
American Legion
W. C
Dan) Daniel
Eisenhower
Bakers Union Chief James Cross May Testify Under Oath
Senate investigators say Bakers Union President James G. Cross will get a chance to testify about links to a convicted call girl. Mrs Kay Lower 26 of Los Angeles identified by police refused to name Cross or confirm union fund transfers amid questions from Sen McClellan and the Rackets Committee.
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Senate
Bakers Union
James G. Cross
Kay Lower
Los Angeles
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Cross
Nelled
Los An- Sen
McClellan
D-Ark
John D. Nelson
Swedish Page Girl Missing With Son of Attache
A search spread for Christina Wennerstrom a 16 year old Swedish air attache daughter and Huw Williams 17 son of a Falls Church Virginia resident. authorities say no sign of danger though elopement is suspected and Col. Stig Wennerstrom plans to depart for Sweden.
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Senate
Christina Wennerstrom
Huw Williams
Col
Stig Wennerstrom
Christina
Wennerstrom
Sweden
Young Williams
Donna Lee Williams
Falls Church, Va
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