Penner Baoneck Spy Trials Loom For U S Airmen
The piece reports on looming spy trials involving American airmen and German tensions over alleged espionage. It notes Russia refusing to return nine U S soldiers after a helicopter incident and warns against blackmail to gain recognition of East Germany.
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Venice Policeman Criticizes Light Delinquency Sentence
A Venice man 21 pleads guilty to contributing to the delinquency of minors for buying liquor for youths and pays a $65 fine in Sarasota County court. Officer says the lenient result fails to curb crime and vows action to protect locals, noting no Venice ordinance covers the offense.
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Eugene W. Giddens
Justice of the Peace Court
Sarasota
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John White
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John Shockey
Soraya’s Return To Throne Seen By Shah
New York reports a possible reconciliation between the Shah of Iran and exiled former Queen Soraya as she sails from New York on the Queen Elizabeth. Unconfirmed hints say doctors may have or will perform surgery enabling Soraya to become a mother. The 100 day limit after their divorce could trigger a remarriage if the Shah visits Soraya before July 14.
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United States
Bonn
West Germany
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Attorneys eye two paths to end Ringling art loan suit
Attorneys for plaintiffs consider a final hearing or a summary decree to halt Ringling Museum of Art lending. Judge Justice ruled some state facts favoring the plaintiffs, but the museum may continue lending until a decree is issued.
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Verman Kimbrough
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Sarasota
Ringling Museum
Faithful Hound To Have Burial Honor
In Borgo San Lorenzo Italy the mayor ordered full honors burial for Fido a brown and white hound who waited for his master Carlo Soriani killed December 29 1943 in a Florence bombing. The dog long kept vigil at a bus stop earning Italy a gold medal and a statue. He died near the village and will be buried beside Soriani’s grave outside Luca di Mugello cemetery wall.
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Eisenhower proposes July 1 Geneva talks on nuclear test ban
President Eisenhower proposes to Khrushchev that technical talks begin July 1 in Geneva on methods to police a possible future nuclear test ban. The letter says Switzerland agrees to Geneva as site and that neutrals may join later. Western powers would include the United States United Kingdom France and possibly others.
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Board Committee To Discuss Siesta Isles Site For School
The Board of Public Instruction plans a last ditch meeting with Siesta Isles developers to possibly acquire 10 acres at the government asking price of 4500 per acre before the option expires. Guy Langer noted the 45 day extension ends soon and a decision is expected by the June 24 board meeting. The district cannot afford 45000 for 10 acres despite potential value.
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Guy Langer
Siesta Isles
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Marchant
Restaurant serves Sara Sota for three decades
A local eatery has marked 30 years of serving Sara Sota, a longtime patron named Ady confirms. The establishment celebrates the milestone with continued residents and steady steady customers in town.
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Sarasota
Ady
Cyprus Tensions Escalate Amid Cypriot Clashes
British patrols rushed to separate Greek and Turkish Cypriot mobs outside Nicosia as violence claimed lives and injuries. NATO debates Cyprus crisis in Paris while Governor Foot imposes curfews and a movement ban. A Turkish policeman was shot and a Greek woman wounded in a vengeance attack. A bomb targeted the government secretariat with unknown damage.
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Atlantic Alliance Council
Paris
Hugh Foot
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Three Die As Boiler Blast Hits Toronto Home
In Toronto's North End a boiler exploded blowing a 40 foot gash in a four story apartment house. Two men and a woman were reported missing as diggers found the blast source in basement debris. the boiler walls were nearly half an inch thick and ripped open.
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North End
Joe Thurston
Siesta Key Camper Struck by Fishing Spear on Longboat
Young Allen Tubbs of Siesta Key was hit in the back by a fishing spear thrown by peers while camping on a sand spit at the north end of Longboat Key. He received first aid for shock and was treated by Dr. Edgar Huth before being taken home to Sarasota.
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Longboat Key
John W. Tubbs
Edmondson Ave
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Red Cross
Dorothy LePage
Edgar Huth
Holmes Beach
Florida Highway Patrol
Finis
Allen
Sarasota
Gib Herringshaw
Weather Outlook Predicts Fair Tomorrow in Sarasota
Sarasota reports generally fair conditions with southeast winds 10 to 18 mph along the East Gulf. Widely scattered showers are possible in the south, with a few showers likely in the north on Wednesday. readings at 9:30 a.m. show a high near 91 and a barometer of 29.98.
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Minnie Mermaid
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