Tropical Storm Loses Velocity South Florida Reported
A tropical disturbance moved inland over Florida with heavy rain but winds of 5 to 10 mph. Forecasters said the system likely posed no wind threat, though it could regain strength toward the Atlantic.
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Isolated Storm Cripples Power and Phones in Sarasota
Torrential rains and winds 20 to 30 mph lashed Sarasota last night. Power lines fell and telephone service disrupted as outages affected South Creek Osprey Siesta Key and Bahia Vista Bee Ridge areas. Crews isolated the fault restored service by 9 18 p.m. Fire crews responded to fallen palm fronds near power lines. City reports no major street blocks though downtown was nearly deserted. Rain totals included 3.5 inches 7 a m to 7 p m and 1.70 inches 7 to 11 15 p m with higher activity reported in central north areas.
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City Beating Ark Record
Minnie Mermaid jokes that Sarasota weather tops Noah's Ark feat as the city endures heavy rain and flooding. Partly cloudy with scattered showers, mainly in the north, a high around 84 to 90. Slow readings show a 10 p.m. temperature near 69 and barometer at 29.86.
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MRP Weighs Role in Bourges Maunoury Cabinet
In Paris the Popular Republicans decline to join Maurice Bourg es-Maunoury’s proposed cabinet weakening his path to premier. MRP members may still vote to approve the government if he presents it to the National Assembly.
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Canucks To Vote In Canada Parliament Election
Canadians vote tomorrow to decide the makeup of a new Parliament after 22 years of Liberal government. Prime Minister Louis St Laur ent and Conservative rival John Diefenbaker closed campaign appearances in Ontario, home to 85 of the 265 House seats.
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White House Considers Girard Case After Delegation Visit
A delegation from Army Specialist 3C Williams Girard’s hometown arrives by train from Ottawa Illinois to meet Edward A McCabe at the White House to urge reversal of a Japanese court trial. Secretary Dulles offers no comment as US records are subpoenaed in the case.
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Japs Claim Trial Stick In Girard Case In Japan
Japan's chief prosecutor said William Girard will be tried in a Japanese court despite U.S. attempts to block it. Justice Minister Nakamura dismissed habeas corpus actions in Washington as invalid in Japan, amid a war of words over dismissal and defense by Itstro Hayashi.
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Johnson Proposes Open Curtain TV Exchange With Russia
New York United States Senate leader Lyndon Johnson proposed an open curtain between the United States and Russia through weekly television and radio programs. He said the exchange could launch a five point disarmament crusade.
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Legislature Closes After 120 Million Tax Bill Debut
Tallahassee AP The weary Legislature concluded after passing a 120 million dollar tax program that excludes groceries and medicines. The package raises 101 million in two years via broader sales tax, 19.14 million via higher intangibles taxes, and 7.5 million from documentary stamp tax. Final adjournment followed the measures.
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Downtown merchants seek relief with drainage petition
Inside THE NEWS reports downtown merchants petition city for more adequate drainage relief. Sarasota sailors with seven all state players depart for Fort Pierce for the state tournament. see page 18 for full details. Also featured are a cartoonist story on page 8 and an Osprey resident retired admiral in a new aviation museum on page 7.
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Were Individuals Teenagers Cry In Their Seacrc For Recognition
In Sarasota High School seniors paint a composite portrait of Teenager 1957 and 1997. They describe teens as individuals and discuss worries about war death and religion. They note teens drink and smoke but disapprove of younger teens doing so.
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