Eisenhower Aides Fallout Split Deepens In Press
Editorials across newspapers split over whether Dwight D. Eisenhower should retain his chief White House aide Sherman Adams after Adams admitted gifts from Bernard Goldfine and questioned government matters. While Eisenhower kept Adams, opposing papers urged resignation, highlighting ethical concerns and political liability.
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County Jails and Fines in Saraota DWI Session
Friday's Saraota County Court session fined two guilty drunk drivers and dropped three cases. Royal H Smith was found guilty of driving under the influence and fined $200 with 60 days jail if unpaid. Autrey M Gooner pleaded guilty and paid $225 or 60 days. Carl E Wilson paid $50 or 20 days for license surrender failure.
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Funeral services for Mrs Marie Kennel 83
Funeral services for Mrs Marie Kennel 83 of Roberts Point Road will be held at 2 p m Tuesday at Robarts Funeral Home with Rev John Whitney MacNeil of the First Canton Church officiating Burial will be at Sarasota Memorial Park Friends may call at the chapel from 7 to 9 p m Monday
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Venice Man Goshert 72 Dies. Retired Railroad Dispatcher
Homer Goshert of Harbor Lights Mobilsite trailer park Venice died Friday at Venice Memorial Hospital. A retired Pennsylvania Railroad train dispatcher with 47 years service, he came to Venice from Fort Wayne Indiana. Survived by wife Icel, son J L Goshert, brother Charles, sister Edna, and grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday in Warsaw. Rawles Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Funeral services for Mrs Al phonso Juanita Mays
Funeral services for Mrs Alfonso Juanita Mays of 1477 6th St held at noon Sunday at Bethlehem Baptist Church with Rev R W Hughes officiating. Burial at Wood lawn Cemetery. Survivors include sister Miss Hortense Mays and brothers Willis and Samuel Mays, all of Sarasoza. Holton Funeral Home arranging.
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Bad Check Charges Dropped for Two Men
Justice of the Peace George Foster ordered the dismissal of worthless check charges against Robert F. Congdon and Oliver A. Grimm after it was found to be an overdrawn account. Fuller restitution and court costs paid, and both men released from jail.
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Court Trial Set In Paint Theft Case
Two Braden ton men charged with grand larceny for stealing about 300 dollars worth of paint from a garage at 503 Adelia Street Sarasota are bound over for circuit court trial after a magistrate’s hearing. Thomas Sellozza pleaded guilty while Jerry A Mele pleaded not guilty. Peace Justice George Foster ordered the case bound for trial.
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Triangle Stirs Zoo As Polar Bears Woo
Snowflake the polar bear rubs noses with Bruno the Canadian black bear behind bars at Slater Park. A fight erupts as Snowball, Snowflake’s roommate, claws Bruno and Snowball, but an attendant scatters them with food. The incident ends with no serious injuries.
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Hot Time Seen In Venice Fire Police Emergency Dance
Venice residents anticipate a Saturday night emergency vehicle dance in the new public safety building. Proceeds fund a four wheel drive emergency vehicle for police and fire use with stretcher and resuscitator. Bud Lawrence and his trio provide music. tickets cost one dollar at the door.
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Ruling On Le Gette Captaincy Bid Expected Monday
A court move to dismiss Lt. Luther LeGette's bid for the police captaincy may be ruled on Monday. If denied, final arguments are likely then. LeGette seeks the captaincy after serving as assistant chief, while the city argues he is ineligible for not taking a competitive examination.
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Exchange Club Inducts Three New Sarasota Members
The Sarasota Exchange Club inducted H. Earl Howle of the Florida State Employment Service, Warren P. Baccus an electrical contractor and former charter member, and John Co. Myer a retired former member at the Thursday Sherwood Inn meeting. Miss Penny Burbank of the Lower West Coast Blood Bank spoke at the luncheon.
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London boy found wandering named by parents
Police speculated the three year old boy who wandered the London street was too shy to give his name. His parents gave the boy’s name as Fwharhod Ni roumanzadeh.
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UPI
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Nixon Tops GOP Panic With Call For Unity
Vice President Nixon urges Republican leaders to close ranks and avoid panic amid the Sherman Adams controversy. He says the party should unite and fight Democrats, while some congressmen call for Adams to resign. The party faces pressure as investigations and public scrutiny continue.
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Collins Defends Gifts Tied to South America Trip
Gov. LeRoy Collins says he accepted books a cat a dog and two paintings as gifts since taking office but denies gift influence. He says he paid his own way on a 4 year ago South America trip and provides receipts upon request. He notes Pensacola contractor Charles Smith arranged some connections.
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