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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1961

Page

2

Stocks Show Moderate Gains in Final Monday Trading

UPI reports a mixed Wall Street session with gains in the final hour as major names advance. Texas Instruments rises near two points while Magnavox and Beckman Clia also edge higher amid a broad volume of 680000 shares.

New York UPI

Over The Counter Bid and Asked Quotations Guide

The following quotations from the National Association of Securities Dealers indicate approximate ranges for possible sale bids or purchase asks at the time of compilation. They are not actual transactions but guide values for securities pricing.

National Association of Securities Dealers, Inc

Landen Takes Cos in Paris Ambiguous Dispatch

In Paris AP reports Gen Lauris N or sted, supreme allied commander in Derepe, announced a development on Monday, details remain unclear as the record shows garbled text. The briefing references Cos and ongoing Allied actions with limited clarity.

Landen Cos Paris Lauris Norsted Derepe

Southern Africa to Host Four New Trips Next Month

Viet matters in the southern part of Africa are set to begin four new trips to the continent next month, aiming to expand regional engagements and explore opportunities with local partners. The initiative targets broader cooperation and development programs across multiple nations.

Africa

Police Seek 2 More In Cage Fixes

The report continues on page 1 noting that two more fixes are sought after the season star from Columbia University is cited. Hogan, a Columbia graduate, serves as a university trustee and former alumni president, linking the talent to the school's athletics program.

Columbia University Hogan Columbia University

Bell and Howell Growth Prospects Highlighted in Col umn

The discussion notes Bell and Howell stock attractive for growth with a new color DuPont film entering home movie and 35 mm markets. The firm, led by Charles Percy, diversifies into electronics for missiles and industry, potentially boosting 1963 earnings. Competition with Eastman Kodak is acknowledged but not a threat to Kodak.

Roger E. Spears Bell and Howell Iour DuPont DuPont-Bell & Howell Charles Percy Eastman Kodak Eastman

Debre and Mauritania Premier Sign Aid Pact

Paris Premier Michel Debre and Mokhtar Ould Daddah Premier of Mauritania signed agreements pledging France to continue economic financial and technical aid to the new West African nation.

France Paris Michel Debre Mokhtar Ould Daddah Mauritania

Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Sarasota Area

Multiple funeral services announced for Alphonse Michael Cameron 73 of Riv erwood Ave and Keitel and Spivey families. Services at Robarts and Concordia Lutheran Church with memorial funds and interment at Sarasota Memorial Park. dates and times through Wednesday.

James Buzbee Tampa William C. Buzbee Jr Sarasota William L. Buzbee Dorothy Mae Yearwood Bernice Trim Lois Walker Bob Tom Burbee Louisiana Marion Burbee Arkansas Hawkins Funeral Home North Lime Ave John P. Marlow The Gospel Tabernacle of Bradenton Hawkins Funeral Manasota Memorial Park Queco

Kuwait to handle its foreign affairs independently

Britain announced Kuwait will take full responsibility for its foreign affairs. Kuwait can apply for UN membership and exchange ambassadors. Edward Heath said Britain will guarantee Kuwait against foreign aggression if sought, but no British troops will be based there.

Kuwait London Britain Arabian Gulf United Nations Edward Heath Foreign Office House of Commons

Eichmann Claims No Power Over Killings and Poor Jewish Aid

Eichmann testifies in German saying he had no control over mass murder and that his role was limited. He blames Versailles for Germany’s woes and defends aiding Austrian Jews by noting two-thirds emigrated. Defense argues Nazi system caused the pogroms and Eichmann could not influence events.

Landau Eichmann Israel Argentina Buenos Aires Robert Servatius West Germany Eichkmann Hitler Germany Nazi Party Waffen SS Austria

Tractors for Cuban prisoners proposal under Castro talks

A fundraising committee led by Eleanor Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower offers 500 tractors or credits to Castro in exchange for freeing prisoners and boosting Cuban agriculture. The group threatens dissolution if no clear acceptance by noon EST June 23 and notes Castro trimmed the prisoner list to fewer than 1,214.

Eleanor Roosevelt Milton S. Eisenhower Walter P. Reuther United Auto Workers UAW Cochairman Joseph M. Dodge Detroit Bank and Trust Castro Americas Tod Castro International Red Cross

Hill Silent On Invitations To Punta Gorda Sessions

Rep. David A. Hill has not replied to invitations from Punta Gorda city council and Charlotte County Commission to attend tonight's meetings. Mayor Hendrickson noted a letter inviting Hill to explain his 1961 legislative program and petition list while observers remarked on past transportation using state police cars.

Punta Gorda David A. Hill Charlotte County Commission James A. Miller Rep. Hill Charlotte County Edward G. Hendrickson Hill Fla Tallahassee Most Hendrickson Florida Tampa Charlotte Harbor

U S and Czechs in World Spy Trial Debate

The Czech mission to the UN contends the U S cannot eject Naclavac, claiming the case could go to an international tribunal under the IST U S U N accord. Prague argues UN headquarters measure safety concerns and seeks broader relocation. The U S counters Nadavac sought information from a U S worker for a year.

U.S United Nations U.N Czechoslovakia Naclavac United States Manhattan East Side International Tribunal of Free New York State Department Nadavac

Charlotte School Head Plans Additional Suits

Charlotte County School Superintendent W S Hancock says he will file more slander and libel suits beyond $1 008 000 already filed. Two suits target Dr Carl Reilly and Rev Hubert Sweeney, with claims of public scandal and lies about Hancock's fitness for office.

Charlotte County W. S Bill) Hancock Hancock William Lamarr Rose Fort Myers Moray Carl Reilly Punta Gorda Hubert Sweeney Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church Reilly

Congo Parliament to have UN guard and strict security

The Congolese Parliament will be guarded by U N forces with weapon searches and restricted press access. Debates may be secret while voting is to be kept confidential as Kasavubu and Gizenga factions reach an agreement.

Engineer Group To Meet Thursday

Lesley Spencer, formerly with Aero Digest, will be guest speaker at the Sarasota Manatee Chapter Florida Engineering Society meeting. The event begins at 6 30 p m with a two minute social and the regular session at 7 p m at Martines.

Lesley Spencer Aero-Digest Magazine Sarasota - Manatee Florida Engineering Society Martine’s

Florida legislative draft on gaming and emergency measures

The text outlines proposed state powers to limit days allowed by law and to require annual audits from horse and dog tracks and jai alai frontons. It also mentions creating the Southwest Florida Water Management District, authorizing taxes on property within the district, and establishing temporary emergency locating for state government in case of enemy attack.

Jai Alai Commission Southwest Florida

Adlai Visits Ecuador Seeks Cuba Talk and Latin Ties

Adlai Stevenson, U.S. delegate to the United Nations, travels to Bogota, Colombia after a four hour meeting with Ecuador President Jose Velasco Ibarra. Sources report talks covered Cuba's Communist leanings and a possible Western Hemisphere meeting to invite Fidel Castro. The exchange signaled warming U.S. Ecuador relations after recent tensions.

Ecuador Bogota Colombia U.S United Nations Jose M. Velasco Ibarra United States Stevenson Velasco Cuba Fidel Castro

Direct Service Eyed Between Moscow and New York

The Soviet travel agency Intourist said a Soviet delegation will arrive in the next few days to start negotiations for direct air service between Moscow and New York. S. S. Nikitin, Intourist vice president, said talks will be held with the State Department on a reciprocal service agreement.

New York Intourist Moscow S. S. Nikitin State Department

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