Stick-Up Gang Targets Local Store In Late Evening Heist
A band of robbers, possibly three to five, robbed a local store at about 6 15 pm. Witnesses described one man about 6 1 raised, 185 to 190 pounds with dark hair and a roman nose. Sicks, the clerk, cried for help as George Bloodworth faced the gunmen. The loot was believed to be under 95 000 and the safe had been left open for inspection.
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Herb Sicks
Sicks
George Bloodworth
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Osprey
Vandercar
Wood
Vera Mae Jones
Rail Labor Split Threatens Nationwide Railroad Shutdown
A sharp split among rail labor groups risks a nationwide railroad shutdown after tensions rose over proposed contracts. The dispute could complicate efforts by the administration to avert a stoppage, with trainmen and unions at odds on key terms.
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Washington
UPI
Flag Day proclamation urged display of American flag
County Commission Chairman L. L. Parker and Mayor Herschel Haye of Sarasota issued a joint proclamation urging citizens to display the flag and remind themselves of its importance. The notice calls for every man woman and child to join in recognizing this special display by proper use and display of our flag.
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County Commission
L. L. Parker
Herschel Haye
Sarasota
Playgirl Says Soviet Lover Sought Secrets
A full report details knowledge of relations between Miss Keeler and Capt. Eugene Ivanov, a former Soviet attache suspect, from March 29. The lawyer notes he was a patient of Dr. Stephen Ward, jailed on charges linked to earnings of prostitutes, and that Keeler met Ward’s in November. A month later she rang seeking advice amid an attempted involvement by West Indian John Edgcombe.
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The
Evening Standard
Stephen Ward
Ward
John Edgecombe
109 Refugees Land At Miami
A small crowd welcomed 109 refugees arriving in Miami, far fewer than the 302 to 340 expected for the first flight. The scene contrasted with the larger anticipated turnout for Tuesday’s events.
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Miami
Russia Launches Vostok 5 Flight Aimed at Twin Space Ships
Moscow reports Lt Col Valery Bykovsky aboard Vostok 5 blasted into orbit at 3 p.m. in a mission viewed as a step toward the first spacewoman. Officials cite twin orbit plans following earlier duo flights by Nikolayev and Popovich and note ongoing calculations for orbital timing.
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UPI
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Bykovsky
Andrean Nikolayev Nikolayevv
Popovich
Nikolayev
Bullseye Tass
Earth
Reds Wow End To Cold War Push In Geneva
Geneva reports indicate the Soviet appeal last Monday calling for an end to the cold war has surprised observers. Diplomatic channels remain active as talks continue with Western leaders seeking a reduction in tensions and a path to broader disarmament.
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Geneva
UPI
Senators Pass Bill To Hike Auto Fees
The Senate approved a revived tag fee bill by 27 to 14, raising vehicle tag costs. The plan adds $2.50 to $10 on cars trucks and trailers with higher increases for special and heavy vehicles and allows up to 20 for some series tags.
When Is A Highway Not A Highway
Builder-developer Sande Rocke and Harold Berger bought a triangle at the corner of Swift Road Stickney Point Road and Clarke Road. They discovered the island is part of a platted highway S R 70 Clark Road but became private property by a historical error.
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Swift Road
Stickney Point Road
Clarke Road
Harold Berger
Rocke
Clark Road
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