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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1962

Page

4

Nixon Foe Endorses Nixon After Primary Loss

California politics report that Assemblyman Joseph C. Shell, a Nixon rival in the GOP gubernatorial race, endorsed Nixon after meeting at a friend’s home. Shell, oilman and conservative leader, said Nixon gave no commitments and outlined his earlier conditions for support.

Los Angeles Joseph C. Shell Richard M. Nixon Shell Nixon California Revere Wate & Sey

actor Edward G Robinson suffers heart attack near Kilimanjaro

Nairobi Kenya AP reports actor Edward G Robinson aged 68 collapsed Monday during a film shoot near Mount Kilimanjaro in Tanganyika. He was rushed to a hospital in Arusha and listed as seriously ill.

Edward G Nairobi Kenya Edward G. Robinson Mt. Kilimanjaro Tanganyika Arusha

Batista Blames U.S. For Loss

Exiled former Cuban dictator Fulgencio Batista blames the 1958 U.S. arms embargo for aiding Fidel Castro by eroding soldiers' will to fight, in his new book Cuba Betrayed. He also condemns disloyalty within his regime and recounts fleeing Havana for Madeira then the Dominican Republic after failing to gain visas from Spain or the United States.

New York UPI Fulgencio Batista Cuba United States Fidel Castro Castro Batista Madeira Havana Dominican Republic Antonio Soto Florida Gonzalo Guell Earl E. T. Smith Smith Spain

Britons stabbed by title hater in London incident

In London a law student Timothy G Deane admitted stabbing MP Sir Walter Bromley Davenport 58 and his son William 27 after declaring no one should have a title. Bromley Davenport was reported in satisfactory condition and William needed five stitches for a back wound.

London UPI Walter Bromley-Davenport Timothy G. Deane Bromley-Davenport William

Lake City Teen Killed in Motorcycle Crash

Lake City police report 15 year old Leonard Pearson died after an automobile struck his bicycle on a highway near his home. The incident occurred Monday, with Pearson pronounced dead at the scene. Local residents mourn the teen, whose family lives on a nearby street.

Lake City UPI Leonard Pearson

Canal Islands Could Become Florida Parks Under Bryant Plan

Gov. Farris Bryant directed state officials to explore turning canal dredging islands into parks and recreation areas. He urged an agreement with the U S Army Corps of Engineers to allow future island use once sand disposal sites are no longer needed. Cabinet Trustees also deeded 180 acres in Pinellas County to Florida Presbyterian College at no cost.

Tallahassee Farris Bryant Florida U.S. Corps of Engineers Bryant van Ferguson Cabinet Internal Improvement Fund Pinellas County Florida Presbyterian College College

Poles Criticize Kennedy Visit In Poland Paper

Trybuna Luda the official Communist party paper in Warsaw attacked Edward Kennedy for a winter visit article. It claimed Kennedy offered one idea to counter the Polish changes, and noted that only one point was true that Poles may go to church daily.

Warsaw Poland UPI Communist Party Trybuna Luda Edward Kennedy Kennedy

Two Girls and Motorist Slain by Swiss Mental Patient

Swiss police say Johann Thoma aged 24 on weekend leave shot and killed two girls and a motorist in a rampage before dying by suicide. Thoma cruised the countryside on a motor bicycle selecting victims at random during the afternoon.

Fideris Switzerland Johann Thoma Thoma

Defense Department Design Prize for Fallout Protected School

The Defense Department will award a $15,000 grand prize for the best design of an elementary school protected against radioactive fallout. The competition runs July 15 to August 15, the department said on Monday.

Washington UPI Defense Department

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