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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1963
Page
5
Forrest Clark argues privacy is priceless and urges recreation agencies to expand sheltered areas. He notes obstructions at access points and marine parks, calls for 10 to 12 shelters, and outlines development plans for Blackburn Road and Lemon Bay in Englewood for public progress.
Maier and officials clash over expanding service stations on the Trail between Second Street and 27th Street. Abel notes seven stations would not meet needs of 30 motels six eateries two boat dealers and many businesses. Pavitt argues 1.6 miles is not long by car and Mayer could build a restaurant there. Planning Board concerns about traffic delay rezoning, with final approval by the City Commission.
Leonard Lowy reports on Annie Chatter as a great dog show favorite and praises Mr. Korbel for finishing judging after a two hour treatment. The piece notes a plan to form a nonclub for monthly fun matches to gauge show quality and entertain dog lovers.
In Sarasota we meet Pat Reed, a notably plucky and sincere junior handler. The narrator admires his dedication and character, highlighting Reed as an upcoming talent in the scene.
New York based estimates project a large rise in college aspirants over the next three years. Robert J. Keir of The Tuition Plan says about 1.925 million students are in this year’s class and 3.147 million freshmen are expected, signaling a sizable influx into higher education.
Harvard historian Morison condenses the essence of his 15 volume History of U.S. Naval Operations in World War I into a single volume. The work spans from the Opium War era to the modern naval story and reflects a lifetime of study by the author who began writing in youth and later retired.
The article recalls a past pops concert idea by Merten Gould and Mr. Sandburg that was a success, with Kostelanetz present. A whispered remark about the performance being a flop gave way to cheers as the audience responded.
A reader challenges C W Harris and questions the West Coast of Florida land drive. Gulf American Land Corporation spends about 2 million dollars annually on national ads as the writer thanks City Editor Ash Wing Forrest Clark and the staff for their coverage and attention.
Brussels blends history and modern life. The city retains the Toonerville Trolley street bars and lively street cafes. Visitors seek the Place de Brouckere and the medieval Grand Place dominated by the 500 year old Hotel de Ville with its tall tower.
The fragment notes a historical event involving the Kanea Indians or People of the South Wind and a change in Kansas fate. It presents a brief, coastal-tinged historical reference without detailed dates or outcomes.
The Informer notes activities at the Y with invitations from Nancy Davis Falkenstein and remarks by Leslie Uguc cioni. Sarasota High School events include Alpha Tri-ti and a memorial message for David's mother. American Legion Youth Music and Sarasota Bay Post 30 plan summer uniforms, rehearsals, and outreach.
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