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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
2
Ike says Kennedy’s 1960 promises lack action and faulted what he calls non action and headlong retreat on national survival and domestic well being. He defends a citizens group against veteran Republicans and calls for decisive action.
Gottlieb Ernest Gruenter 74 of 604 Avenida Del Mayo died of coronary occlusion. An autopsy at Sarasota Memorial Hospital after admission June 10 found stomach pains traced to a kidney ailment. Gruenter, born in Germany, longtime Sarasota resident, was a retired Merchant Marine chef and former carpenter. Surviving are two stepdaughters, Pauline J. Schurr and Verne Phillips, of Ven. Also listed is Elsie N. Day obituary with survivors and family details.
The Jewish Community hosts a Sabbath talk by Shoter on The Portion of the Week. Edward Kalin and Mrs. Kalin greet congregants at the door while Mrs. Max Abrashkin blesses the Sabbath candies. Services start at 9 a.m. Visitors invited. Bar Mitzvah for Bruce Morton planned at Sabbath services on June 91 and 2.
New York reports that the paper for 15 billion personal checks would require about 83 760 standard cords of pulp wood. The production estimate illustrates the vast scale of everyday financial transactions in the United States.
New York stocks edged up for some, while many blue chips lagged. Firms including Procter & Gamble rose as American Tobacco slipped. General Motors and International Harvester posted modest gains amid fluctuating prices.
Last fall Pat said the circus sold its business and pursued a new act with chimps. Three shows were planned but time was tight between performances. Chris Del Rae is hospitalized locally after falling ill the night before departure. News sources ask readers to send notices to Wood Street.
Pakistan aid plan proceeds as officials say progress is being made on relief efforts and future funding. Leaders emphasize coordination with international partners and timely delivery of assistance.
Venice police investigate the theft of a 1980 Corvair four door sedan from Estil's Used Car Lot Thustsday Inight. Owner identified as James Walker of Boca Grande. Keys left in office. thief jumped ignition wires to start vehicle. A join Doe warrant has pen teens Oy sin.
Woman returns home to find money and jewels valued at 690 missing after leaving door unlocked. Officer S.A. Lasher reports the burglary victim as Gertrude Alday of 1988 Ninth Street. She said she left home Tuesday morning.
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in Venice and surrounding areas with prices from 700 to 98 000 dollars and buyers including individuals and corporate entities. Suits in circuit and county courts list mortgage foreclosures and name changes among cases in progress.
A reader asks about selling General Meters after buying at lower prices and whether now is the time to retain shares. The reply stresses caution, emphasizes stock market risk, and urges considering safety of principal and indicated rates.
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