Flanking Gen Trujillo Wins Home Promotion
Lt Gen Rafael Trujillo Jr now 29 and at Ft Leavenworth appears set to lead a new combined chiefs of staff on return home though he may not graduate with his class. He has been Dominican air force commander and plans Hollywood visit with Kim Novak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Trujillo Jr
General Staff and Command School
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
Kim Novak
Kansas City
Dominican Republic
U.S. Command and General Staff College
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Hector B. Trujillo
Hollywood
Trujillo
Congress
St Petersburg Negro Leaders Press City on Integrated Services
J P Moses, Negro leader, announces a Saturday meeting with the Negro Cooperative Citizens Committee and the Negro League of Non-partisan Voters to push an all out campaign for racial integration of city owned facilities. White Citizens Council threatens hiring bans while talks with both communities loom for early next week as tensions rise after the Spa beach closure and a Supreme Court ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Petersburg
API
Facilties
J. P. Moses
Negro Cooperative Citizens Committee
Negro League of Non-partisan Voters
Moses
Voters’ League
White Citizens Council
John D. Burroughs
U. S. Supreme Court
Bourdon Paintings To Restore Seven Acts Of Mercy
The Ringling Museum plans a major restoration of seven Bourdon paintings titled The Seven Acts of Mercy. The works depict Feeding the Hungry Clothing the Naked Giving Drink to the Thirsty Welcoming the Stranger Freeing the Captive Caring for the Sick and Burying the Dead. Edward Korany, a noted art conservator, will lead the project approved by the State Board of Control. work could begin in fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastien Bourdon
Ringling Museum of Art
Mymoe
Bourdon
Kenneth Donohue
State Board of Control
Edward Korany
Korany
Moonshiner Swears Off Stuff In New Tennessee Row
Newport Tennessee UPI reports Roy Tubb heads the east Tennessee alcohol tax unit describing a dark-haired beauty caught at a moonshine operation. She claimed she was delivering coffee to her brother in law at the still while Hardaway was bound to the grand jury on $500 bond.
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Newport
Tenn
UPI
Roy Tubb
East Tennessee Alcohol Tax Unit
Roy Hardaway
Hardaway
Grand Jury
Moopsbine Chara
Optimists Set Charter In Venice
The Venoken Optimist Club will receive its charter at a dinner meeting in the Gulf Breeze Hotel on Friday June 27. About 20 guests will attend the charter, including Optimist International and District 4 officers, club presidents and their wives. About 100 reservations are being made for members, wives, and guests, per President William Ballard.
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Venice
Venoken Optimist Club
Gulfbreeze
Optimist International
District 4
William Ballard
No Vel Legion Post Observes Flag Day
Venice era post presents flags to Venice Memorial Hospital and South Venice Yacht Club. Commander Berry Bellamy made the presentations set for 1 30 at the hospital and 2480 sf the yacht club.
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Venice
American Legion Post
Venice Memorial Hospital
South Venice Yacht Club
Berry Bellamy
Ohab
Florida Republicans surge in early polling and registration
Florida's political landscape shows Republicans gaining momentum with faster registration growth than Democrats in counties where Republicans hold sway. Analysts note that in smaller counties and the pork-chop region of north Florida this trend may not hold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
North
Bayshore Gardens Vacation Plans and Local Social Notes
Bayshore Gardens residents plan travels during vacation season with trips to Brookfield Illinois Akron Ohio and visits to grandparents in Winchester Indiana. The Bayshore Gardens Bayettes hosted a hall meeting to arrange a June 28 Admiral boat cruise and tickets are available.
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Bayshore Gardens
Harry M. Nelson
Dartmouth Drive
Brookfield
Ill
Ters
la Grange
Kennon
Jimmey Macy
Harvard Avenue
Bishop
Winchester
Ind
Mississippi
Bayshore Gardens Bayettes
Recreation Hall
Frank Chappel
Chappel
Athens
Record notes 80 year old Becky Garret and 118 aunt
The report introduces Becky Garret aged 80 and her aunt Mrs. Rachel Brazier aged 118 as the youngest and elder relatives mentioned in the segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becky Garret
Rachel Brazier
GOP Faces Frenzied 1966 Fall Races In Florida Counties
State GOP Chairman G Harold Alexander reports rising Republican registrations in Sarasota Dade Broward and Orange counties and at least a dozen potential Senate candidates led by William C Cramer. If Cramer declines Anthony Battaglia could run. committee members meet in Orlando to plan statewide bids while Sarasota struggles with internal rifts and non party candidates eye state house seats.
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Sarasti
Dade
Broward
Orange
GOP
G. Harold Alexander
United States Senate
William C. Cramer
St. Petersburg
Spessard Holland
Cramer
Anthony Battaglia
Madeira Beach
Alexader
Meade Alcorn
Florida
Alexander
State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Jerry Carter
Roger Flory
Sarasota
Battaglia
Clara Williams
Janet Showalter
Vero Beach
Joel Phillips
Orlando
Basil LaVerne
Fort Lauderdale
Sarasota County
East West Expert Teams To Meet July First
Reds Agree To Geneva Talks For Nuclear Policy On July 1 in Geneva to discuss police of any global ban on nuclear explosions. The plan includes scientific experts from the United States Britain and France on our side and Soviet scientists on theirs with UN help. The U S panel includes Lawrence Bacher Fisk. The Soviet delegation features Semyonov and Fedorov among seven members.
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Reds
Geneva
Eisenhower
U.S
Russia
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
United States
Britain
France
Poland
Czechoslovakia
U.N. Secretariat
Ernest O. Lawrence
University of California
Radiation Laboratory
Robert F. Bacher
California Institute of Technology
James Brown Fisk
Bell Telephone Laboratories
Soviet Union
Nikolai A Semyonov
Evgeni K. Fedorov
International Geophysical Year Committee
Car Victim In Nokomis Recovering
A pedestrian Donald A. Mertz, 41, of Pines Trailer Court Nokomis received a broken leg and other injuries after stepping into a southbound car driven by Clyde H. Cansler of Tampa near Eagle Point while crossing to buy a watermelon. No charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nokomis
Donald A. Mertz
Pines
Mertz
Eagle Point
Jerry Earp
Florida Highway Patrol
Highway program to employ 255000 this summer
Federal highway legislation will create about 255000 jobs this summer, said Federal Highway Administrator Bertram Tallamy at the National Society of Professional Engineers convention. He cited long term benefits including safer roads higher property values and stronger national defense.
Cleaner offers free Flag Day service stuck with large banner
A San Francisco cleaner who volunteered to clean all flags for Flag Day now faces handling a 40 foot German banner left in his shop. The item remains on site as authorities determine disposition and potential proper storage.
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Sanrancisco
UPI
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Bill Jr
Coral Sue
Akron
Ohio
Maggen Ogun
Brooklyn
N.Y
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Georgia Avenue
Ogan
Mrs. Pederson
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Ewing Day
Henry Bartholomew
George E. Youngberg
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Turtle Ave
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Optometrist
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First Federal Savings and Loan Association
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