Canine Chatter West Coast Boxer Club Plans Show
Florida West Coast Boxer Club will hold a Free Fun Match Show at Bantam Shopping Center Route 41 Bradenton between 22nd and 28th Streets at 8 p.m. Wednesday June 20. All breeds invited to compete with no entry or spectator fees.
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Leonard M. Lowy
Florida West Coast
Bantam
Route 41
Bradenton
William Houston
Florida
Chub
Boxer Club
Florida West Coast Boxer Club
Bill Houston
Sarasota
Hi Y Tri-Hi Y News Program Sets Summer Activities
Mrs Eastman Nickolls reports a busy YMCA summer with swim classes, Junior and Senior High Nights, Day Camp for two age groups, overnight campouts, and archery hikes. Camp leaders include Pierce Long Menno Sytsma Phyllis Myette Richard Banks and Barbara O Neill Marti Sorenson Ken Nelson Mike Kannesohn. Fleet Hawkins from Birmingham led planning at Camp Hamilton for the Southern YMCA federation.
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YMCA
Pierce Long
Menno Sytsma
Phyllis Myette
Richard Banks
Margaret Moore
Barbara O'Neill
Marti Sorenson
Ken Nelson
Mike Kannesohn
Counse
Fleet Hawkins
Birmingham
Ala
Sarasota
John Blackmore
Camp Hamilton
W. E. Burquest
Pierce
Mr. Blackmore
C. D. Stinnett
Explosives Purchase Tied to Jet Crash Suspect
FBI reports an unemployed cosmetics salesman Thomas G. Doty bought explosives shortly before boarding a Continental Airlines jet that crashed over Iowa killing 45. Doty faced armed robbery charges and carried $275,000 flight insurance naming his wife. associate Geneva Fraley held $75,000.
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Washington
Fraley
Defy
FBI
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Centerville
Iowa
Continental Airlines
Chicago
Death notices for Lester Mitchell Thomas and others in Sarasota area
Funeral and burial details for Lester Mitchell Thomas 59 of 317 Tarpon Ave with service at Robarts Funeral Home officiated by Dr. J Moody McNair and burial in Bloomington Ill. Also funeral plans for Charles E Faust 78 of 6606 Connecticut Ave Bradenton, and Phillip Morgan Gruber Englewood, plus Lee Smith Quitman Ga native Sarasota resident. Survivors listed. call and service times provided.
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Lester Mitchell Thomas
Tarpon Ave
Robarts
Second Presbyterian Church
Bloomington
Arts & Crafts Masonic Lodge No
Bloomington Valley Scottish Rite Consistory
Mohammed Shrine
Peoria
Ill
Frank Irvin
Charles S. Thomas
Chicago
Ruth Sweeting
Charles E. Faust
Connecticut Ave
Trailer Estates
Bradenton
Shannon’s
Whitfield Chapel
N. Trail
Sarasota
Robert H. Strikert
Hope Lutheran Church
Skyway Memorial Park
Russia
Melrose Park
Faust
Illinois Central Railroad
Emily Marie Faust
Frederick N
Cicero
Harry
Charles W
Norco
Calif
Phillip K . Gruber Englew
Phillip Morgan Gruber
Mobile Gardens
Englewood
Port Charlotte
Robert Hord
Jehovah Witness Church
Edward R. Ponger
Albany Township
Lee Smith
Quitman
Bethlehem Baptist Church
A. H. Powell
William Stephens
Smith
Ocala
Fla
James Smith
Miami
Alde Smith
Brooklyn
N. Y
Nightclubs Doing Business as Usual
Nightclubs and cabarets in major entertainment centers report business as normal during peak summer trade despite Senate disclosures of unsavory practices. City officials in New York Philadelphia and Pawtucket contradict the claims of B-girl clubs with some establishments cancelling dances. Miami Beach Calumet City and other venues continue floor shows though patronage has fallen, officials attributing the drop to unemployment and a crackdown on low class clubs.
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Associated Press
Senate
Walter Arm
New York City
Philadelphia
Frank Rizz
Pawtucket
R.I
Ak Ae
Miami Beach
Calumet City
Ill
McClellan Roads Nightclub World as Disgrace in Hearings
Sen John L McClellan says the world behind honky tonk night clubs is a national disgrace as his subcommittee prepares to hear testimony in Baltimore on prostitution rackets and suspected immigration law violations. Witness Ann O Connor of Chicago cites exploitation of showgirls and alleged collusion between AGVA and club operators.
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Washington
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Baltimore
Jerome Adlerman
Maryland
Senators
Canada
Greece
Afl-Cio
Comedienne Ann O’connor
Chicago
AGVA
June Tourney Bridge Winners Are Announced
Results of the Sarasota June tournament announced by the Stanley Maxwells. Entry winners include Mrs Brundage and Mrs Charles Vinton Col Gordon Knight and Mrs James Parker. Mixed Pair won by Mr and Mrs Cecil Hinote Mrs Dave Shapiro and Alan Cole. Women's Pair won by Mrs Emma McMahon and Mrs Esther Sullivan Mrs Dave Shapiro and Mrs Cecil Hinote. Men's Pair: George Kohn Paul Gable Robert Saron and Art Lefkowitz of St Petersburg. Junior Individual won by Mrs Ardelle McGill with a two way tie for second between Mrs Philip Frame and Miss Barbara Blair.
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Sarasota
Maxwell Studio
Emma McMahon
Paul Gable
Esther Sullivan
George Kohn
Brundage
Charles Vinton
Col. Gordon ,S. Knight
James Parker
Cecil Hinote
Dave Shapiro
Alan Cole
Robert Saron
Art Lefkowitz
St. Petersburg
Ardelle McGill
Philip Frame
Barbara Blair
Gas main blast near New Albany spooks Columbus region
A gas main explosion in an open field near New Albany northeast of Columbus sparked a tall fire and alarms of a plane crash. No injuries were reported and authorities later said an electric wire likely caused the flame, with the blaze subsiding in under an hour.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Ohio Highway Patrol
Port Columbus Airport
New Albany
Pools Rise in Popularity See Free Form Designs Grow
Custom free form swimming pools gain traction as homeowners seek personal layouts and durable finishes. Ceramic tile surfaces and tailored shapes maximize enjoyment while reducing upkeep and maintenance needs over time.
Weather Eye predicts more rain and cool 76F today
The report notes yesterday’s 3.65 inches of rain and a mean temperature of 76F, four degrees below normal. Expect partly cloudy skies with scattered showers through Sunday, brief thunderstorm gusts, and variable winds 5 to 15 mph. Sunday highs reach mid 80s with multiple low tides and typical coastal patterns.
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Hollis Bacon
Florida Weekend Forecast Variations
Miami forecast notes partly cloudy conditions through Sunday with widely scattered afternoon thundershowers. Temperatures peak near 86 to 92 Saturday and dip to 66 to 74 overnight. Winds 8 to 15 mph.
New Chapter Opens in Dr. Sheppard Case
Eight year legal battle over Dr Samuel H Sheppard continues as Ohio Supreme Court is asked to compel prison officials to permit a lie detector test. Earlier efforts sought hypnosis, with state officials saying they lacked authority to admit hypnotic experts. Sheppard alleges a bushy haired intruder killed his wife July 4 1954. he was convicted of second degree murder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Ohio
Bay Village
M. C. Koblentz
Superintendent of Correction
Sheppard
Hurricane Data Sought By Bureau
The Weather Bureau plans to use ships satellites and recordings from tape to study hurricane air flow patterns. They will launch a new Tiros satellite and operate four research planes along with a high speed computer in Miami to improve hurricane forecast methods.
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Bureau
Tiros
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
National Hurricane Research Center
Miami
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57Th St
Eastman Nickolls
Ken Chivers
Mr. Long
Menno Suisma
Margaret Glinn
Launey Thomas
Colleen Clinton
Laura Murray
Steve Caviness
Marian White
Cathy Clinton
Ben Weinhold
Diane Swihart
Joe Shalley
Warren Chivers
Bill Hebb
Wog Chong
Jeff Hardee
Bobby Ellis
Steve Hardee
Linda Whipp
Paul Anderson
al Carter
Patti Romanski
Marion Wellford
Ben Klein
van Scouting
Doty
Geneva Fraley
Dety
Sarasota Area
Lester M. Thomas
Sen. McClellan
American & Florida Nursing Home Associations
Tuttle Ave
Stanley Maxwells
The
Interna Chiropractic
Main St
John C. Parkman
Wwe
Lyle G. Nagle
Olelen
Olidlay
Ven
J . Stumse
Tri-Par Estates
Nassau
Mobilise Corp
Mg Ecb
Hearihagar
U. S. 41
DeSete Road
Probilife Corp
Dr. Sheppard
S. Trail
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