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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1963
Page
3
George G. Gray visits Leningrad to assess daily life under Khrushchev. He notes construction in the suburbs, women taking part in heavy work, rising but uneven living standards, and Western fashion appearing amid scarcity and long hours.
Khrushchev in a Pravda interview signals hesitation over on site inspections for a global test ban, suggesting the six month offer may be withdrawn. U S British Soviet talks in Moscow set for mid July face uncertain prospects. Russia has for the first time since 1961 accepted on site inspection in principle and agreed to three unmanned seismic stations on Soviet soil.
District officials proposed a 30 mill increase for 1963 64 to cover a deficit but the idea failed. The board instead voted to explore an $8.55 million loan to provide carry over funds. Rumor dredging in Sarasota County was Thursday. The chain still must be swept and in-structions followed.
An estimated two thousand dollars is believed to be the loot taken from Mont cense. The incident involved leaving the scene of an accident and running a stop sign. The assistant state attorney's investigation will not finish before Monday.
The library plans five comedy reviews to preview forthcoming productions. The open meeting will discuss plays from French Italian and English theatres. Topics include Taming of the Shrew Cyrano de Bergerac and The Rivals with reviews by listed staff.
The North Methodist Church on North Trail at 47th Street announces the return of Rev. Maurice E. Beery for an eighth year. He came to Sarasota in 1956 to organize a Methodist church, which started in a Girl Scout HQ near the Sarasota Bradenton Airport, organized Oct. 3, 1956 with 75 charter members. The church now has about 500 members, a yearly budget of 43535, and plans a sanctuary on its 3% acre site with air conditioned buildings and off street parking. Two services are offered Sunday mornings at 8:50 and 9:50 except June through August, with Father’s Day sermon slated.
Phyllis Battelle a prominent columnist and reporter debuts new Sarasota News feature today. Her career includes assignments across major outlets and high profile encounters with public figures. Battelle describes balancing career and family while continuing personal and professional growth in Assignment America.
Early registration shows 90 percent of Florida podiatrists gathering in Sarasota for the Florida Podiatry Association meeting. The group forms a hospital certifying board to credential members seeking hospital privileges as Dr. Seymour Leopold of Miami is named president elect and new officers are announced. A Friday dinner features Roger Early of Tampa speaking on Florida geology.
Theo Reininga, vice president of the National Bank of Sarasota, leads a ten year one man People to People program with 198 boosted visits generating at least 105400 in economic impact. He notes visitors return or buy homes, and similar chamber efforts rely on inviting people to bring friends.
The first half of June shows total rainfall of 2.83 m, nearly twice the normal 4.02 m for the period. Sarasota Bay tides list Saturday high at 6 49 p.m and low at 2 06 p.m, with Sunday high at 8 08 a.m and 8 22 p.m. Corrected tides update follows.
Data lists coastal readings for Trem the Garess and surrounding areas including Eyre headbiogs and Digits at EGMONT KEY with highs and lows in minutes, plus variations at ANNA MARIA MANATEE RIVER ENGLEWOOD MYAKKA RIVER PLACIDA and BOCA GRANDE with noted pluggings and minus values.
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