U.N. May Borrow To Meet Expenses
United Nations officials said they may borrow up to 3 million dollars within ten days to cover costs of its Congo and Middle East emergency force and general operations. They aim to avoid borrowing through bond sales and new government contributions as eight nations have already bought 20.87 million dollars of the 200 million bond issue approved last December.
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Middle East
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Area Youths Take Part In Boys State
Florida State University in Tallahassee hosts Boys State with youths acting as county officials. Richard Payne of Sarasota serves as county school superintendent. Tom Potter and Donald F Wilkinson of Bradenton are registration supervisor and court clerk. Robert R McEnnan of Palmetto is sheriff.
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Richard Payne
Sarasota
Tom Potter
Donald F. Wilkinson
Bradenton
Robert R. McEnnan
Palmetto
Conquistadores Plan DeSoto Birthplace Visit
A 62 member Conquistadores group and wives depart Bradenton June 15 by van for a 5006 mile journey to Spain and the DeSoto birthplace. Louis P. Thomas II leads as Hernando DeSoto with Gayle Lingo as queen. Raphael DeSoto joins in Washington for a reception. They will fly to Madrid and tour southern provinces in July.
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Truck Overturns at Busy Intersection Injures Driver
A semi-trailer driver was hospitalized with possible leg injuries after his truck overturned near the 12th Street and Lockwood Ridge Road intersection around 11 AM. Glenn Allen Pervis of Bradenton said he swerved to avoid a car on 12th Street, causing the vehicle to spill boxes and other cargo onto the roadway.
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WCIND Counsel Speaks on Inland Waterway at Kiwanis Luncheon
Dewey Dye Jr., counsel for the West Coast Inland Navigation District, will discuss The Inland Waterway at the Sarasota Kiwanis Club Friday luncheon at the Imperial House. Frank Conrad will introduce the speaker.
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Local bartender arrested on suspicion of drunken driving
City Police report a local bartender Neal Andrew Griffin of 6409 Richardson Road was arrested after 4189 this morning on a charge of driving while intoxicated. He was picked up on John Riggling Cause Way Willard Smith, 23, of 618 Ohio Place, was arrested Tuesday for writing a worthless check and held on bond. James Laicius Deyampert, 87, of Gainesville, was arrested Tuesday for driving without a seat belt, per Florida Patrolman Warren Fox.
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Richardson Road
St. Armands
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Ohio Place
James Laicius Deyampert
Gainesville
Floriday
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President Names Trail Committees at Fire Department Meeting
Robert Wilson, president of the South Trail Area Volunteer Fire Department board, named committee members at the Monday meeting held at 2200 Stickney Point Road. Fire Prevention Week committee includes Chief James Sorenson, Asst. Chief Ray Devlin, and Martin Pavin. Building committee members are Richard Swope and John Tiller, with John Lakats named to the grounds committee. Devlin also named public relations director.
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South Trail Area
India Allows Chinese Residents to Send Food Parcels
Deputy External Affairs Minister Dinesh Singh told parliament that India permits Chinese residents to dispatch food parcels to Communist China, clarifying the policy in response to a question. The spokesman said such parcels are allowed under India’s rules.
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Funeral services held for Marie Smith in Sarasota
Funeral services for Marie Smith 62 of 6108 South Trail were held at 2 p.m. at Wilson Funeral Home with Rev. Claude Tucker officiating. A Monroe Michigan native and former Miami resident she is survived by husband Fred B. Smith Sarasota and brother Wade B. Lance Cincinnati. New York UPI reports death of Evelyn Preston Baldwin 64 wife of Roger Baldwin founder of the ACLU.
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South Trail
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St. John’s Methodist Church
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New York
UPI
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Roger N. Baldwin
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Deaths Across Cities Include Noted Figures
John Ireland aged 82 English composer and teacher died Tuesday in London. Gen. Pedro Pablo Ramirez leader of 1943 Argentine revolt died Monday in Buenos Aires at 78. Polly Adler former New York madam and author of A House Is Not A Home died Saturday. private funeral held Tuesday in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
Kennedy Addresses Graduating Capitol Pages
President Kennedy told 23 Capitol Page School graduates that his office would be available to them in the future. He awarded certificates and urged that “We expect great things from you.” The pages study mornings and work as pages in the House Senate or Supreme Court afternoons.
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Port Authority Auctions Off Unclaimed Items in New York
The Port of New York Authority auctions off thousands of unclaimed items from its terminals. Highlights include an ice crushing machine an electric massager a box of electric shavers two wicker bar stools a pair of pith helmets Chinese pop records and a skindiving outfit with air tank.
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UPI
Port of New York Authority
Swarthout Dies at 77 Former KU Arts Dean
Donald M. Swarthout, 77, dean emeritus of the University of Kansas School of Fine Arts and former president of the National Association of Schools of Music, died Tuesday in Alexandria Virginia.
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University of Kansas
National Association of Schools of Music
Edward C Krauss Los Angeles Times editor dies at 78
Edward C Krauss, longtime Los Angeles Times editorial writer, died Tuesday of a heart attack at age 78. A Toledo Blade and New York Herald veteran, he joined the Times in 1933 after starting his career in Ottawa Ohio.
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Erosion Vote Open Only To Registered Property Owners
The Siesta Key erosion district election on Sept ii will be open only to registered voters who are property owners in the area to be covered by the district. The election will be restricted to owners within the boundaries from Bayou Louise to Siesta Beach. Ninety property owners signed the petition requesting the election and costs were prepaid by the proposed district owners. A deposit to cover expenses was placed in the county commission office this morning. Letters were sent to property owners around Siesta Key's northern shoreline. Assessments for erosion control devices will apply only within the district boundaries and will be determined by benefits to property owners.
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Siesta Beach
County Commission
South Gate Group Sets Requirements
The South Gate Community Association Inc mails a deed restriction notice to builders and contractors. Plans for residential buildings in South Gate must be reviewed by the Association before county permits. Certificates issued to conforming plans. plot and floor plans must be brought to the Association office for review 1 to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Famed Musician Goossens Dies in London at 69
Sir Eugene Goossens, 69, renowned British conductor and composer, died in a Middlesex hospital after a brief illness. He led the Rochester Philharmonic 1933 to 1931 and guest conducted major orchestras including New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and San Francisco. His family includes notable musicians, with brothers, sisters, and a history in opera and harp. He fell ill while vacationing in Switzerland, was brought to London for treatment, and leaves three daughters from his first marriage and two from his second.
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Bruce Co. stock suspension follows president's unauthorized withdrawals
American Takes Bruce Stock Off Of Trading List Aimeri announced that E. L. Bruce Co. suspended trading after president Edward M. Gilbert disclosed withdrawals totaling 1.953 million dollars without authorization. Gilbert resigned to allow the board freedom to act. Bruce attributed the withdrawals to a corporate acquisition plan and said the firm remains under counsel and a $750,000 surety bond. The company reports 1961 sales of 42 million dollars and plants across multiple states.
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Firemen Run Drive-In Service for Car Fires
Firemen at the Fourth Street station provide drive-in service after a car fire at 927 Greer Drive. Mrs. Harold Gayé drove in Tuesday as flames began in the rear seat of her 1957 car, likely from a cigarette. Damage limited to the back seat. third car fire this year arriving for quick service.
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Area Teachers On Committees
Three area teachers have been named to committees in 11 specialized areas of education to study the quality of Florida public school textbooks and aid counties in selecting the best options. The committees were created Tuesday by the State Cabinet. Names include John I. Cooper, Riverview High School choral music director, on the music committee. Don Spivey, Sarasota Junior High School language teacher, on foreign language. and Edith Harrison, Manatee High School history teacher, on social studies.
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Riverview High School
Don Spivey
Sarasota Junior High
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Manatee High School
Vocational Program May Be Set At MJC
Supt J Hartley Blackburn says a centralized expanded vocational trade and industrial education program may be established at Manatee Junior College by Manatee County schools. It will be discussed Tuesday at 9 30 a m at the school board meeting.
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Manatee Junior College
Manatee County
J. Hartley Blackburn
Birds Stop Clock in Burrage Parish Church
York investigators found three bird nests and enough straw to fill two buckets after parish church clocks stopped. The find came during a routine check of the clock mechanism in Burrage England.
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UPI
Bradenton Youth Charged In Rape
A 19 year old Bradenton man, Joe Benenati of 5506 14th St West, is held without bond on a rape warrant issued June 8 by Justice of the Peace George Foster. The alleged assault occurred December 7 on Cedar Point Drive.
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Justice of the Peace George
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Cedar Point Drive
Weather Eye Scattered Showers Across Bermuda High Region
Forecasters expect considerable cloudiness with scattered showers and thundershowers through Thursday as a Bermuda high persists. Highs will reach the upper 80s in most zones with scattered activity, brief gusts in thundershowers, and southeast to southwest winds 7 to 20 mph.
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UPI
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Midwestern Temperatures Dip To 30s
The Associated Press reports a cold Canadian air mass pushing into the northern Midwest bringing temperatures down to the 30s and near freezing in Marquette Michigan. Rain and showers spread from New Jersey to Virginia to northern Mississippi and thunder and rain emerged in the warm South. A flash flood struck Hay Springs Nebraska after heavy rains and hail.
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