Fruit Fly Found In Dade County
Agriculture Commissioner Doyle Connor announced six Medfly discoveries in six Dade County traps. A large control campaign with 80 state and federal experts, 3 500 traps, and a spray plane was set to begin ground spraying. Additional traps were rushed from Winter Haven and Gulfport. Dr Byron G Allen briefed Secretary Freeman and secured federal cooperation.
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Miami
UPI
Florida
Doyle Connor
Miami Beach
Washington
Connor
Dade County
State Plant Control
Winter Haven
Gulfport
Miss
Byron G. Allen
U.S. Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Freeman
Conor
Allen
Kennedy seeks Republican backing on major policy
President Kennedy urged Republicans to support his economic and legislative priorities in 1964 while stressing U.S.-Soviet relations should improve with goodwill. He pressed for GOP votes to pass the farm bill claiming it could save about 1 billion dollars over four years and urged cross‑aisle cooperation on national matters.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Khrushchev
Hayato Ikeda
House
Senate
Congress
GOP
Plot To Kill De Gaulle Is Stymied
VELOUL France AP A desperate Secret Army Organization plot to assassinate President Charles de Gaulle during a four day provincial tour was crushed Interior Ministry said six people including two women were arrested in the third plot against De Gaulle in nine months A police spokesman said the group aimed to kill De Gaulle before the July 1 referendum in Algeria as Algeria faces independence security and arrests followed as De Gaulle met crowds in nearby villages and urged unity فال
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Veloul
France
Charles de Gaulle
Interior Ministry
de Gaulle
Algeria
European Secret Army
Deviaulle
Paris
Georges Bource
Anay
Secret Army
Colin
Bahia Vista Estates Welcomes New Residents and Updates
Bahia Vista Estates greets newcomers Mr and Mrs Harry F Hill from Battle Creek Michigan who spend winters in Sarasota. The Hills enjoy golf at Bobby Jones and duplicate bridge. Also featured are neighbor updates on residents traveling, recovering, and planning gatherings plus notes on a luxury liner casualty list and upcoming pot luck.
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Marvin Anderson
Bahia Vista Estates
Harry F. Hill
Battle Creek
Mich
Grace
Harry Hill
Sarasota
Hill
Bobby Jones
Baton Co. Company
Marvin Barchman
Marvin
George Combes
George
Kelly
Gladys Fudge
Gladys
Dave
Lucile Withers
Wisconsin
Indiana
Louis Epperson
New Albany
Ind
Withers
Lillian Whitman
Cyril
Marion Gibbons
John McLeod
Bradenton
Cornelia
Philip DeRuiter
Michigan
Harry C. Callender
Mt. Olive
North Carolina
Bahia Vista
Callenders
el Centro
Calif
Unions Report $1.5 Billion in Assets and Liabilities
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg announced 1960 union financials showing assets over 1.5 billion with liabilities exceeding 200 million. He noted welfare and pension funds total about 60 billion, and that most funds were not included in the 1960 figures.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldberg
U S Resumes Laos Foreign Aid
U S Ambassador Winthrop G Brown announced the resumption of three million dollars in monthly foreign aid to Laos effective immediately at a news conference The aid had been cut off in February to pressure the right wing regime to join a coalition with neutralists and pro Communist Laotian forces
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Vientiane. Laos
UPI
U.S
Winthrop G. Brown
Laos
Washington
Brown
United States
Palmetto Construction Picketed Over Nonunion Labor
Carpenters Local 2340 from Bradenton picket Palmetto Construction’s new 65000 post office project in Palmetto. Fillmon Construction of Largo defends paying union wages and hiring nonunion workers who were first to apply. Project duration is estimated at four to six weeks with a 90 day contract.
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Venice-Nokomis
Palmetto
Carpenters Local 2340
Bradenton
Fillman Construction Company
Fillmon
Largo
Vernon W. Fillmon
National Bank
Hans Tews
Peace Corps Accepts 71-Year-Old Ex-Teacher for Philippines
71 year old former St Louis public school teacher Miss Noneka Douglass of Hazlewood Mo has been accepted to teach in the Philippines. She will depart for Peace Corps indoctrination in San Francisco and plans to extend service beyond her initial two year contract while not considering retirement.
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ST. Louis, Mo
UPI
Peace Corps
Philippine Islands
Noneka Douglass
San Francisco
Douglass
Hazlewood
St. Louis
Afri
South America
Philippines
Reuther Attacks Medical Group Over Health Plan Support
Walter Reuther head of the United Auto Workers accuses the American Medical Association of political manipulation. He spoke in New York before retirees supporting Kennedy's plan for medical care for the aged and said doctors should not become economists.
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NEW York
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers
American Medical Association
Kin Held For Drunkenness In Charge Of Car
London magistrate court orders Lord Oxmantown to stand trial for alleged drunkenness while driving a car. Oxmantown, 25, pleads not guilty and is remanded on 70 dollar bail.
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London
UPI
Lord Oxmantown
Lord Snowdon
Margaret
Oxmantown
Canada Rejects Soviet Note On Nuclear Arms
Ottawa reports Soviet envoy Aroutunian delivered a note urging Canada not to arm with nuclear weapons. External Affairs Minister Howard Green ordered return of the note as inadmissible in Canadian affairs. The note cites Bomarc and Voodoo aircraft and warns of increased tension and World War III.
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Ottawa
UPI
Canada
Howard Green
Amasasp Arountunian
Aroutunian
Norman A. Robertson
Russia
Green
Vancouver
B.C
External Affairs Department
Robertson
John Diefenbaker
Soviet Union
Douglas Harkness
GOP Tops Demos In Pennsy Vote
Official returns show Pennsylvania Republicans cast 953,029 votes to 891,951 for Democrats in the May 15 primary, with 62,000 more Republican ballots overall. The AP report notes the GOP led in total primary votes.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
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Young Democrats
Sarasota’'S Convenient Bank
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