Danish Hospitality and Nordic Travel Notes
A field report from New York based editor describes an American visit to Copenhagen and North Zealand with observations on Danes as friendly hosts. The narrative notes tourism growth, cultural contrasts, and hints at a follow up story while planning travels toward Helsingor and the Danish countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Copenhagen
North
Zealand
Denmark
Atlantic
de ‘Gaulle
Great Britain
England
New York
Real Estate Transfers and Foreclosures in Sarasota County
A compendium of property transfers, mortgage foreclosures, and legal actions in Sarasota County. Transactions include Howard W Jr and Zane R Mizell to Scottlemeyer for Lot 2, Block G Pomms Park at 9400 dollars and multiple weitere parcels in Port Charlotte, Venice and Warm Mineral Springs, with values ranging from 1,000 to 25,000 dollars, plus Foreclosures and Final Decrees involving lenders and individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard W. Jr
Zane R. Mizell
David E
Mary T. Scottlemeyer
G. Pomns Park
Terry
South Gate Manor
A. Dixon
Corwood Park
General Development Corp
Arthur T
Emily V. Simmons
Port Charlotte
Francis T. Norris
W. A. Waynne
First Federal Savings & Loan Assn
St. Petersburg
Block N
Weber
Carl E
Mae Weber
Acme Development Corp
Leonard L. Blosser
Michael
Eva Succi
City Park
Leonard L. Blos
Florence B. Sweetland
Elizabeth J. M. Fearson
Venice Gardens
John F
Mary A. Imperatore
Atlanta
Valdosta Corp
Phillippi Cove
Mary A. Imperatone
Allanta Valdosta Corp
Joseph
Margaret Ariganello
Roy G
Charlotte J. Losey
Ennis W
Vandelia Barroe George F
Beverly J
Say Ridge
Dioen
Bed'b
Kenneth Campbell
Thomas Trent
Lido Associates, Inc
East River Savings Bank
Richard J. Rodd
Leftover Cash Cited By Haley
Government notes leftover cash amid pressure as new funding reaches 96.8 billion dollars. Officials say final action on a regular measure to wipe out 12 billion estimated for Fiscal 1964 has been delayed despite large appropriations.
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Ond
Allan Windt Graduates from Tampa University in 1964
Allan Windt, a Tampa University student and editor of the Minaret, was named Most Outstanding Active Member of Sigma Sigma fraternity and a sorority sweetheart. He earned Dean's List honors and Who's Who recognition, served on several campus bodies, and plans to enter law school after following his brother, Jack William Windt, a 1956 Tampa U. graduate, into the profession.
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Allan
Sigma Sigma
Universities
Auburn University
Jack William Windt
Sarasota
Tampa U
Reader Notice Reveals Summer Evocation and Tips
A reader notice fragment discusses a devoted exhibition and related merchandise for elegant living. It mentions a June event and sections with hints and value suggestions. The text is garbled but signals promotional content for a lifestyle offering and associated products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Mene
Elleat Living
Israel Faces Persistent War Readiness Amid Growth
Israel spans about 8 000 square miles with 2 250 million residents, including 2 million Jews who make up one sixth of world Jewry. The country borders Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt, maintains a 48 hour mobilization readiness, and urban growth surged since 1961 with cities housing 77 percent of the population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Jerael
New Jersey
Israel
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
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News of Record
Gate Manor
Haley
Allan Windt
L. W. Glenn
Egypt
Upper Galilee
Ejilot
Red Sea
Try
WSAF
Joe Bodrie
Ringling “‘Pass’’ Shopping Center
Ringling Blvd
Shopping Ave
Ringling Shopping Center
Mike
Bodiie
Richard Cyphers, Devid Trayer
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