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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1963

Page

3

Moose To Dedicate Flagpole At Moose Lodge 1319

Loyal Order of Moose Lodge 1319 to dedicate a flagpole donated by Herb Romines of Ocala this weekend at Knights of Columbus and Moose headquarters on 18th Street in Sarasota. Activities start Saturday 8 am with registration, include a 6 pm cocktail hour and a 2:30 pm Sunday service, with a chicken barbecue at noon. Participants include Charles Fernandez, Msgr C L Elslander, William McGurk, Ted Watts, State Sen. Warren Henderson, L L Parker, Les Ross, and many Moose and Columbian officers.

Sarasota Loyal Order of the Moose Lodge Moose Herb Romines Ocala Knights of Columbus and Billy Mockosher the Star Charles Fernandez C. L. Elslander St. Martha’s Church William P. McGurk Grandise Ted Watts Warren Henderson L. L. Parker Les Ross Loyal Order of Moose Women of the Moose Kof Columbian Ladies James Edwards

Miss Florida Pageant outlines preliminary rounds and finals

Fourteen teens compete in the Miss Florida Pageant with talent and gown or swim suit presentations across two initial preliminaries. Thirteen more contestants participate in subsequent preliminary sessions. The five judges select top finalists to perform again in talent gown and swim wear on Saturday night to crown Miss Florida.

Sions

Bailey Blasts Prayer Ruling in Florida Schools

Tallahassee reports Bailey denouncing a court ruling outlawing school prayer. The state school superintendent accuses the decision of forcing public schools to be silent on moral and spiritual values and calls Congress to counteract it.

Tallahassee UPI Thomas D. Bay Congress

Tampa St Pete Link From Airport Hearing Requested

Brown operator of the National Gar Rental Service will appear before the county commission with oral testimony on his application filed six months ago. Petitions from more than 50 beach hotels and motels seek on call limousine service for visitors arriving and departing not aligned with regular flights. If approved, service would run around the clock seven days a week within weeks after the hearing. The proposal stems from resort requests that prompted the petition.

Brown National Gar Rental Service

New Air Flights To Start Here

Two new light air flights operate from Miami with morning and afternoon legs to Sarasota and St Petersburg. Morning flight departs 7:30 am and arrives 8:50 am, continuing to St Petersburg and back to Miami. Afternoon flight leaves 3:30 pm arriving 4:50 pm, then direct to Miami at 5:10 pm and 6:30 pm arrival. American Air Taxi is based at Miami International Airport.

Miami Sarasota Lee St Petersburg Marathon Key West American Air Taxi, Inc Miami International Airport

Fleet Reserve to Install Officers Sunday at DAV Hall

The Fleet Reserve will name officers and the auxiliary in a service at 2 p.m. Sunday July 14 at the Disabled American Veterans Hall on Fruitville Road.

Fruitville Road

Convention Hall In Plan For West Coast Center

Holmes Beach officials unanimously approve vacating 70th and Tist Streets to allow a $2,000,000 convention center and apartment hotel on Anna Maria Island. Nomad Beach Apartments owner Jean-Paul St Laurent backs the project. County Commission will hold a public hearing as required.

Florida West Coast Holmes Beach Jean-Paul St. Laurent Nomad Beach Anna Maria Island Manatee County

Medgar Evers burial set for Arlington Wednesday

Washington reports the body of Medgar Evers arriving for burial at Arlington National Cemetery on Wednesday after a Monday arrival, with about 1 000 people following the coffin to the funeral home. Roy Wilkins led a Freedom March in Englewood New Jersey citing past inadequate Negro education and leadership gaps. In Atlanta A Kats of New Orleans, international president of Bnai B'rith, called the wave of racial demonstrations a revolution in U S race relations. In Birmingham the U S Court of Appeals fixed June 28 for a hearing on an injunction against school integration plans.

Washington Medgar Evers Arlington National Cemetery Englewood N. J NAACP Roy Wilkins Freedom Marcheto Atlanta A. Kats New Orleans International Presiden B'nai B'rith United States Birmingham Ala U.S

Underwriters Name New Directors Listed by Association

The Association announces new directors including Robert W Gerald F Cua, such as Cho Heath, Richard S. Martinead, and Robert J. O'Neill. The release identifies the new board members and their affiliations.

Association Robert W Gerald F Cua Such Apes Cho Heath Richard S. Martin Ead Robert J. O'Neill

Haley Lands Action In Boondoggling Kill

Washington reports that the U S program originally funded at 375000 dollars has seen 84000 spent in the past two years. The plan will run two more years under the same law as Haley asserts bureaucrats mismanage funds and expand the program.

Haley

Demonstrations Mark Revolt Anniversary in Berlin

In Berlin a large crowd marks the revolt anniversary as police report about a thousand participants. The event underscores ongoing tensions and public demonstrations amid a commemorative atmosphere.

Weather Outlook Shows Showers Broad But Isolated

A weather summary notes scattered showers and thundershowers from the Gulf coast states and southern plains into the upper Mississippi Valley Tuesday night, with a narrow band over western portions of the plains. Cool temperatures elsewhere with clear skies and drizzle in some regions. High temps persist in Sarasota due to a central Florida high pressure system. Weather data by Hollis Bacon.

Gulf Coast States Southern Plains Plains Mississippi Valley Central Plateau Northern Plains Pacific Northwest Sarasota Florida

Tidal readings for Myakka River Placida and Boca Grande

Ocean tide data shows Myakka River high and low cycles with plus 3 hours 15 minutes for high and low, Placida indicates high with plus MM minutes and a minus 1 minute low, while Boca Grande shows high at plus 2% minutes and low minus 58 minutes.

Myakka River Placida Boca Grande

Venice Drawings Planned for County School Center

Architect Mark Hampton proposed a new complex for the Sarasota County Board of Instruction to be discussed at 8 p.m. tonight in the County Building. The first buildings in the center would begin during the 1963 64 school year. A report from Rodney.

Mark Hampton Exaee Eee

Solons Eye Sales Tax Bill In Florida Legislature

The Florida Legislature pushes toward final action on a broad sales tax bill as it nears adjournment. A 15 percent overall increase is favored over 30 percent, with debate over taxing beer on military bases and grocery tax repeal unlikely this session. The auto tag plan raises $50 to $58 million with 18 month renewals, and adjournment by 4 pm remains uncertain amid cross-chamber wrangling.

Senate

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