Herter to Address Geneva Talks Outcomes on TV
Secretary of State Herter after a White House breakfast with Eisenhower said he will deliver a television report tomorrow night on the Geneva deadlock. He praised the on scene assessment of Soviet tactics and warned West Berlin remains a key flashpoint as talks pause for a three week cooling off period.
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Four white youths given life terms in rape of coed
In Tallahassee Circuit Court Judge W May Walker sentenced William Ted Callinsworth David Ervin Beagles Patrick Gene Scarborough and Ollie Stoutamire to life prison terms after a guilty verdict with a mercy recommendation. The judge noted the severity of the crime and directed the youths to seek solace in God as they face possible parole after six months.
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W. May Walker
Florida
Willian
Ted) Callinsworth
David Ervin Beagles
Patrick
Gene) Scarborough
Air Force
Ollie Stoutamire
Walker
God
Weekend Blues Prompt For More Sun
Minnie Mermaid laments the weekend blues and seeks more sunny skies. Officials note noon temperature around 86 degrees with warm unsettled showers possible over the weekend.
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Minnie Mermaid
Tornado Strikes Walcott Iowa as Summer Arrives
Violent storms sweep the nation from Texas to the Great Lakes. A tornado tore a roof off a grain elevator and felled trees near Walcott Iowa as warm weather brought swimmers and drownings. Two sisters, Evelyn and Evan Reyer, drowned in Mississippi while Buddy Smith, 15, died attempting to help.
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Neb
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Evan
Poplarville
Miss
Buddy Smith
Surviving Civil War Veteran Largely Unchanged in Tent
Walter Williams 116 year old Civil War veteran rests in an oxygen tent with pneumonia showing little change. Dr Russell Wolfe reports his temperature stable around low 100s and pulse good though congestion remains in the right lung. His daughter says a radio was removed to aid rest and that he still tolerates liquid nourishment.
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Houston
Tex
Walter Williams
Williams
Willie Mae Bowles
Final Coast Guard Search For Paul Taylor Crew
Coast Guard and Urbanek Fish Co fishermen conducted a last effort to find Dee Baxley Paul Mitterspaugh and Sheldon Weaver after the fishing boat Paul Taylor disappeared in a storm last Wednesday night. Search was briefly suspended then reopened at families request as storms delayed planes. Debris including planks canopy and an ice box cover were identified as remains of the 37 foot grouper boat valued at $14000.
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Nokomis
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Pinehurst
Sarasota
Cmdr
Raymond Hall
St. Petersburg
Hall
Ing
Taylor
Hollis Weaver
Carl Weaver
Egmont Key
Weaver
Nutty Plea Sparks Squirrel Nuts Donation
In Okmulgee Oklahoma Sharon Ann Ross delivered 40 pounds of nuts after the Okmulgee Times asked for food for downtown park squirrels. The act followed a newspaper plea urging residents to feed the park’s wildlife.
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Okmulgee, Okla
Okmulgee
Sharon Ann Ross
Seminoles Vote On Blood Line Amendment At Reservations
Florida Seminoles will ballot on amending the tribal constitution to cut off distant relatives with less than one fourth Seminole blood from the trust fund benefits. Voting will be at Brighton Reservation near Lake Okeechobee and Big Cypress Reservation in Hendry County. Virgil Harrington, Indian Agency superintendent, says the change aims to protect welfare and may not bar many Indians.
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UPI
Florida
Brighton Reservation
Lake Okeechobee
Big Cypress Reservation
Hendry County
Virgil Harrington
Seminole Indian Agency
Wage Talks Continue Between General Telephone and Union
Negotiations resume tomorrow in Tampa as General Telephone Co and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers pursue a wage settlement on a three year contract with one year remaining. Both sides report being only a fraction apart while avoiding specifics. If no agreement by Thursday the contract could be terminated. leaders stress a work stoppage remains a last resort, and both sides express cautious optimism about reaching a deal.
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International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Afl-Cio
A. W. Schmidt
Tampa
City Auditorium
Florida Road Department Sets Record for Road Building Surge
Florida Road Department reports the busiest construction surge in state history with 118 million dollars in contracts, 1,252 miles built, and 727 miles underway in the past year. Gov. Collins era, aided by Joe Grotegut, marks a major rise from earlier decades and reflects the interstate program’s boost.
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Charley Johns
Grotegut
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Joe Grotegut
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