Art at Ringling Museum: five paintings returned to basement storage
Governor Collins orders five paintings removed from the governor’s mansion and returned to Ringling Museum storage after a Florida court found the removal legal question unresolved. Ringling director Donahue calls the works low quality and not fit for public display.
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Tallahassee
Ringling Art Museum
Kenneth Donahue
Collins
Donahue
John D. Justice
Sarasota
Ringling Art School
James A. Haley
Ring
Ringling
Ringling Museum
Mary Call Collins
Venice approves 1958-59 budget with new city hall line
Venice City Council adopts a 1958-59 budget totaling 176 931 excluding a 46 863 line for special projects that include the controversial new city hall and Nokomis Avenue drainage. A 4 percent federal public facility loan is explored for the two million dollar street and sewer project while Goodbody & Co. cannot compete. Mayor Brohard and Councilman Raymond visit Atlanta for agency advice.
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Nokomis Avenue
Smyth D. Brohard
Brohard
Raymond
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Atlanta
Venice
Goodbody & Co
Dulles Links East German Talks to Release of U.S. Servicemen
East German leaders promised quick release of nine captured American soldiers if Washington negotiates directly with East Germany. A State Department spokesman in Berlin said no formal talks had begun. Secretary Dulles said the United States was willing to negotiate with East Germany, reversing prior four power talks stance. Bonn officials feared the move would weaken West Germany’s position.
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Germany
Communist Party
Neues - Deutschland
Washington
East Germany
Communist China
German Democratic Republic
Gdr
John Foster Dulles
United States
Berlin
VU. 8
Foreign Ministry
U. S
China
Dulles
Army
State Department
Bonn
De Gaulle Orders Salan Out of Algerian Politics
Paris reports Premier Charles de Gaulle angrily ordered Gen Raoul Salan to stay out of politics amid a crisis with the All Algeria Committee of Public Safety. De Gaulle denounced the committee as unfavorable and publicized his telegram rebuking Salan and the group.
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Paris
UPS
Charlies de Gaulle
Raoul Salan
France
Algeria
de Gaulle
Public Safety Committee
All-Algeria Committee of Public Safety
Government of Public Safety
Salan
Safety Committee
Rennick's of Sarasota advertises Lighthouse Inn branch
An advertisement notes Rennick's of Sarasota offers a branch of the Lighthouse Inn in New London Connecticut. The item highlights a lodging option and suggests travel or lodging services associated with the Inn.
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Rennick’s of
Sarasota
Lighthouse Inn
New London
Conn
Adv
Glamorous model arrives for father's funeral
Dorian Leigh, Suzy Parker's sister, arrived in St. Augustine amid questions on Suzy's status. Suzy remains hospitalized after a car train crash that killed their father George Parker and left her with broken arms. Leigh refused to confirm a marriage or relation to Count Pierre de La Salle.
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ST. Augustine
Apt
Suzy Parker
Dorian Leigh
Suzy
P. de la Salle
Pierre de la Salle
New York
de la Salle
Paris
Leigh
George Loftin Parker
Florian Lee
Washington, D.C
Georgia Bell Boice
Jacksonville
Conider
Miss Parker
East Side
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
Yankees Dry South Wet In Sarasota
The report notes a weather contrast with rain favoring southerners on Main Street while northerners saw a dry spell. Sarasota forecasts partly cloudy skies today and Thursday with highs 88 to 93 and lows 65 to 70, winds southeast and south at 5 to 15 mph.
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Yankees
Sarasota
Minnie Mermaid
Mason-Dixon Line
Main Street
Lido Pool Closed by State Over Health Violations
The Florida State Board of Health ordered the Lido Beach Casino pool shut until 17 conditions are fixed after a Sarasota County inspection found low water levels, dirt, rusty ladders, no chlorine, saliva on the surface, an inactive circulatory system, and empty chemical feeders. The closure threatens the Gulf Coast swimming championships set for this weekend.
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State Health Department
Lido Beach Casino
Elwood Larsen
Florida State Board of Health
Robert Gause
Sarasota County
Larsen
Distance Runner Clarence De Mar Dies at 70
Clarence De Mar, seven time Boston A A Marathon winner and long time distance runner, died in Reading Massachusetts at his home four days after his 70th birthday. He had worked as a printer and survived by his wife, three daughters and a son. De Mar first won in 1911 and claimed titles again in 1922 1923 1924 1927 1928 and 1930 at age 42. He continued racing into his 60s despite a prior heart condition.
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Reading
Mass
UPI
Clarence de Mar
Boston A.A
de Mar
Adams Goldfine tie to be linked to favors alleged
Washington reports say House staff investigators hold more evidence on ties between Presidential Assistant Sherman Adams and millionaire Bernard Goldfine. Photostatic hotel bills show Goldfine paid for Adams and his family at the Sheraton Plaza in Boston.
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James Barr Washington
UPI
House
Sherman Adams
Mil
Lionaire
Bernard Goldfine
Adams
New England
Goldfine
White House
Adames
Sheraton Plaza
Boston
John Fox
Boston Post
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
United Press International
Mildred Paperman
Balks
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Miss Paperman
Roger Robb
Rogero to Unfold Trail Plan for 2.9 Million West Coast Route
County commissioners will review Al Rogero’s 2.903 million plan to acquire rights of way for widening the South Trail. If approved, the project goes to the SRD for a June 19 meeting in Tallahassee. Rogero hopes to start four-laning the 20 mile Sarasota to Venice stretch by Sept. 1.
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Rogero
State Road Board
SRD
Tallahassee
Sarasota
Venice
State Development Commission
Clearwater
Tarpon Springs
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