Donna King Receives 1963 YES Award in Sarasota
The Kiwanis Club of Sarasota creates a 1963 YES award to fund temporary clerical help for the Youth Employment Service. Miss Donna King, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. King of 2206 Siesta Drive, Sarasota, is selected to receive the award to assist Elizabeth J. Kenney, Youth Counselor, Florida State Employment Service.
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Youth Employment Service
Kiwanis Club of
Sarasota
Elizabeth J. Kenney
Florida State Employment Service
Donna King
Carl M. King
Siesta Drive
Miss King
Hospital consultant studies county need for expansion
Douglas West of Fort Law is preparing a study on hospital needs. His visit marks a second effort to fit people into the architectural picture. He and board members meet this week for a preliminary report of findings.
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Douglas
Fort Lau
West
Editor to Write Series On Russia
Murray C. Hotchkiss publisher of the Sarasota News and the Bradenton Call announces Gray's series on Russia to run in both papers beginning Wednesday.
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Russia
Murray C. Hotchkiss
Sarasota News
Bradenton Call
Gray
12 Scouts Killed In Utah Truck Crash
Utah Highway Patrol reports a single vehicle crash on a narrow road near Lake City killing 12 Boy Scouts. The engine failed and brakes failed as the truck climbed a steep, winding route through rugged terrain at high altitude. Most victims were members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
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Utah Highway Patrol
Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Sor
Prince Bertil Route to the East Coast
Ottawa report notes a described path or plan titled the Prince Bertil route toward the East Coast. Details are sparse in the OCR snippet but imply a transportation or diplomatic cue linked to the prince’s movements.
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Ottawa
UPI
Prince Bertil
Florida tax plan stalled in Senate amid county referendum doubt
In Tallahassee UPI reports the House bill to guarantee a 9600 tax exemption for homeowners would require statewide approval as it amends the constitution. Sarasota and Manatee officials doubt funds will materialize and foresee roadblocks including a county referendum and late state money.
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Russell Wiley
Bill Bost
Sarasota County
Bost
Injuries Kill Local Soldier Buckman Dies in Scuffle
Private Bradley W. Buckman, 24, of Sarasota, died in Columbia South Carolina from injuries after a scuffle with a police officer. Buckman, stationed at Fort Jackson, was a stepson of Mr and Mrs Alfred Fischer of 134 2nd Street.
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Bradley W. Buckman
Sarasota
Columbia
Buckman
Alfred Fischer
2Nd St
Fort Jackson
Obituaries for Zilpah Atkins and Muriel Futhey in Sarasota
Obituary notices announce the deaths of Zilpah L. Atkins 70 of Sarasota and Muriel Elsie Futhey. Atkins, a Knoxsville Ark native and former Public Health Service worker, died at Sarasota Memorial Hospital. services pending. Futhey, born in Bellaire Ohio, died at her son’s home. funeral arrangements set with Robarts Funeral Home and burial at Sarasota Memorial Park.
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Zilpah L. Atkins
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Knoxsville
Ark
Springfield
N. J
Sarasota
Public Health Service
John D. Atkins
Wilburton
Okio
L. W. Athins
Ore
Muriel Elsie Futhey
Robarts Funeral Home
Jacksonville
Robarts Fanceel Seine
City Eyes Old Bradenton Road Revival Bids June 25
The State Road Department will receive bids June 25 to resurface and widen Old Bradenton Road. City Manager Kenneth Thompson announced bids open at 10:30 a.m. in Tallahassee. Local leaders push to reclaim the road as a vital link among US 1 US 41 New College and the airport with city cost funding covering most of the 225000 project.
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State Road Department
Bradenton Road
Kenneth Thompson
Tallahassee
Sarasota
Thompson
US. 1
US. 41
New College
U.S. 41
U.S. 301
Ian Renee T J
Hospital Notes Dinkins Welcome Baby Daughter
Mr and Mrs John H Dinkins Sylvia McPheters 2127 Fourth St welcome a baby girl born Thursday at the hospital.
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John H. Dinkins
Sylvia McPheters
Fourth St
Wall Street Mixed As Major Stocks Show Modest Moves
US market notes little overall change with Bethlehem and U S Steel holding, Youngstown and Republic advancing. Chrysler posts a sizable autos gain while Union Carbide slips slightly. Coca Cola and Continental Can rise modestly.
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Bethlehem
U. S
Youngstown
Republic
Chrysler
Coca Cola
Curtiss-Wright
Dow Chemical
Teivecdess
Eastern Air
Mirane
Eastman Kodak
Ford Motor
AW ‘General Electric
General Motors
Georgia Pacific
Goodyear
Biks Ae
STONE
International Harvester
Nat Gypsum
Paramount Pictures
Penney
Pennsylvania RR
PepsiCola
Philip Morris
Phillips Petroleum
Reynolds Tobacco
Air Line
Sears Roebuck
Socony Mobil
Southern Corgeee
Sou Nat
Southern Railway
Sperry Ee
Standard Oil
Studebaker
Sunray Oil
Texas BS
Texas Gulf
Union Carbide
U. S. Steel Ee Terete
Oroalghewng Perl
Woolworth, Artee
Rene Wee
New GOP Club Holds Meeting in Trailer Estates
The Republi can Club of Trailer Estates held its first regular meeting at the Trailer Estates Clubhouse. Charter members adopted by-laws and elected officers for the coming year, including Mrs. Vincent Myers as president and Mrs. Harriet Wagner as an officer.
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Republican Club of
Trailer Estates
Vincent Myers
Harriet Wagner
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Glancy Post
Utah
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First Federal Loan Officer
Venice
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
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Crete
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Selatan
Verle Pope
Augustine
Florida
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Schnabel
School Circle
South Gate
Bee Ridge Presbyterian Church
Dallas
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New York
Alabama
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Terete
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Babcock & Wilcox Terre Ewne Bo
Baltimore
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Bendix Aviation
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Boeing Aircraft
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