Bulldozer Rampage Destroys Army Vehicles On Tuttle Ave
A 214 ton bulldozer damaged four Army trucks and two weapons carriers at the rear of an armory on Tuttle Avenue, tearing fence lines and crossing a water filled ditch. FBI and city police investigate possible federal violations and the drive method.
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Tuttle Avenue
FBI
Ray Byer
Julian Connell
Roy B. Graves
Byer
O. F. McVay
Arthur Johnson
Charles Legg
Connell
la Tosca
Lions den
National Guard
Hagerty Denies Vicuna Coat Gift Truth Of Pearson Claims
White House press secretary Hagerty rebutted Drew Pearson’s column accusing President Eisenhower of receiving a three quarter length vicuna coat from Goldfine. Hagerty said Eisenhower has two vicuna coats and did admit Goldfine sent vicuna material in 1956.
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Eisenhower
Hagerty
Pearson
Goldfine
Adams
Harold Talbott
Air Force
Talbott
Goldfine. “I Have Never Met Mr. Goldfine
Boston
Venice Federal Savings & Loan picks site for Venice office
Venice Federal Savings and Loan Association signs a purchase contract for land at Tamiami Trail and Palermo Place to house its Venice office. The temporary quarters will open between July 15 and August 1 on the second floor of the Florida Power and Light building with John Hudson as manager.
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Venice
Sarasota
Andrew J. Olsen
Association
Florida Power and Light Co
John Hudson
Englewood
Boca Grande
Palermo Place
Minnie Sees Behind Lies
Sarasota weather report doubles as Minnie's commentary with mixed truths about daily conditions. She notes partly cloudy outlook and possible thundershowers while reporting near cloudless skies and specific readings for temperature barometer winds and rainfall.
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Browning
Sarasota
Minnie Mérmaid
Min
Federal Judge Near Ruling on Florida Race Barat Florida Colleges
In Tallahassee, Judge Dozier Devane neared an order to end racial admission limits at the University of Florida and Florida State University. The judge delayed final action to hear testimony on discretionary powers for the Board of Control over Negro admissions when disorders are threatened. NAACP backs a broad order ending all racial bars, while Odum seeks a provision preserving state discretion.
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Tallahassee
Odum
Devane
Board of Control
State Supreme Court
Virgil Hawkins
University of Florida Law School
University of Florida
NAACP
Constance Baker Motley
The
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Hawkins
Florida Law School
Law School
Lebanon Uprising Seeks UN Help To Seal Frontiers
Lebanon's rebel government asks the United Nations to deploy land sea and air forces to seal borders and curb arms smuggling. Dag Hammarskjold is due in Beirut for an on the spot assessment as U N observers monitor the six week conflict.
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Larry Collins
Beirut
UPI
Lebanon
United Nations
Albert Mokheber
Camille Chamoun
Dag Mokheber
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Hammarskjold
New York
Security Council
Irish Historian Dr. Richard Hayes Dies at 76
Dublin reports the death of Dr. Richard F. Hayes historian and former Irish film censor at age 76. The noted scholar contributed to Irish cultural policy and film history. His passing was announced in Dublin.
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Dublin
Ireland
Richard F. Hayes
Indiana Flood Crest Moves South as Damage Assessed
Officials in Indianapolis assess flood damage across southern Indiana as crests advance. Gov Handley seeks disaster declarations for emergency farmer loans. Red Cross reports 2300 families displaced and nine homes wrecked. Floods cost Indiana farmers an estimated 35 to 40 million dollars.
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Indiana
NEWS
Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Agriculture
Ezra T. Benson
Federal Agriculture
Wabash
Marion
The
Red Cross
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