Oklahoma official reports onions used to mask still odor
Tulsa Alcohol Tax Unit officer Bill Wolverton said onions by the peck were burned on a hot plate to hide fumes from a raided North Side still. He noted onions or other items cannot mask the smell. In Oklahoma City Basil John Papahronis, 27, petitions to change his name to William John Papahronis saying everyone has been calling him Bill for years.
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Bill Wolverton
Alcohol Tax Unit
Oklahoma City
Basil John Papahronis
William John Papahronis
Bill
Molotov
Carlos P. Romulo
Philippines
John Foster Dulles
German-born Otto Weber Donates 114th Pint to Red Cross
Columbus report notes Otto W. Weber a 54 year old German-born grandfather on vacation donated his 114th pint of blood to the Red Cross. Coworkers tease about when he will dry up as his nearest competitor has given 71 pints.
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Columbus
Ohio
Otto W. Weber
Philadelphia Brewery
Red Cross
Butch Edwards Suffers Run of Bad Luck
Sonia Michigan reports 15 year old Gerald Butch Edwards had a rough day starting with a black eye from a steak mishap and poison ivy itch. He rode to the drugstore for lotion, bumped a parked car, recovered, then watched a sandlot game where a foul ball socked him again.
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Sonia
Mich
Gerald
Butch) Edwards
Butch
Nehru and Bulganin Issue Joint Proposals on Formosa
Russian and Indian leaders released a joint communique urging Formosa be handed to Communist China, seeking a U.N. seat for Beijing and a ban on atomic weapons. The pledge, signed during Nehru’s Soviet visit, also called for substantial arms reductions under international control.
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India
Formosa
U.N
China
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Bulganin
Soviet Union
Warsaw
Belgrade
Vienna
Rome
London
Chou En-lai
Tito
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South
Viet Nam
Bandung
Indonesia
Far East
New Trailways Depot Planned for Sarasota
Plans for a modern Trailways Bus Depot at Ringling Blvd and East Ave near Packard Bldg call for a $40,000 structure with two waiting rooms a baggage room and ticket office and an open concourse under a high flat Florida roof. Construction could start mid August and finish in three to four months pending approvals. Trailways president A T Kirby voiced optimism for the project benefiting Sarasota and its riders.
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Trailways Bus
Ringling Blvd
East Ave
Packard
Ralph Zimmerman
Ralph and
William Zimmerman
Sarasota
Florida
Packard Ridge
Zimmerman
Expected House pass predicted for revised reserve bill
Rep Brooks predicted the revised military reserve bill will pass the House next week with no trouble though Rep Powell argues the measure worsens segregation issues. A House Armed Services subcommittee approved the compromise 11-1 to avoid Powell’s antisedegregation tactics and to keep National Guard issues out.
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Washington
Brooks
D-La
Eisenhower
House
Powell
D-Ny
Armed Services
National Guard
Pentagon
Bright Spot Kissapaw dialogue on transgression and consequences
A terse exchange notes that the path of wrongdoing is difficult, yet the hardship often falls on others. Cutlip counters that the trouble tends to be borne by someone else.
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Cutlip
Ike Breakfasts With Dairy Girls at Vermont Festival
President Eisenhower dined with about 100 women delegates from dairy farms and organizations at a State Dairy Festival in Rutland Vermont. He joined them on a porch dining room at a mountain inn overlooking Chittenden Reservoir and left with gifts including a marble lamp base, maple sugar, and a black marble paper weight shaped like Vermont.
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Eisenhower
Mountain Top Inn
Chittenden Reservoir
White House
Peron Announces Roundup Of Rebels And Propagandists
Buenos Aires backed by military and political pledges, President Juan Peron launches a twofold drive against revolt leaders and rumor spreaders. Gen Lucero urges loyalty, CGT and Peronista groups pledge support, while police report arrests of rumor mongers and detentions of foreign press photographers.
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Franklin Lucero
Argentina
Peron
Buenos Aires
Juan Peron
Lucero
General Labor Confederation
CGT
Peronista
Experts vote to continue Salk polio program
At a congressional hearing a panel of polio experts voted 8 to 3 in favor of continuing the Salk anti polio vaccination program. The vote came as part of late bulletins from Washington.
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Washington
INS
Italy Seeks New Premier as Crises Rattle Rome
In Rome President Giovanni Gronchi moves to replace Magio Scelba after a political revolt within the Christian Democracy. Ex-Premier Amintore Fanfani and Ezio Vanoni named as likely successors amid continued U.S. alliance support. Molotov’s UN speech draws Western reactions as Pinslay and Yeh prepare to speak.
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Magio Scelba
Italy
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Enrico de Nicola
Giuseppe Pella
Christian Democrats
Scelba
Pella
Amintore Fanfani
Ezio Vanoni
Close Vote To Amend Senate Bill
The Florida House pushed to amend a Senate reapportionment bill to add four big county seats including Sarasota Bay Monroe and Manatee. The amendment passed 46 to 45 after a five hour battle with key votes and absentees expected today. The move would reshuffle districts add Liberty County to the 22nd District and face constitutional equal population concerns raised by Gov. Collins.
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Senate
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Monroe
Manatee
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Liberty County
Florida
Jefferson County
Wakulla
Sen
Clarke
Monticello
Liberty
Collings
Gov
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Citrus and Hernando
Opulous Bay County
New Army Chief Maxwell Taylor Arrives in Washington
General Maxwell D. Taylor arrives in Washington to take over as Army chief of staff, signaling a shakeup in top civil military command. His appointment follows the resignation of Secretary of the Army Robert T. Stevens and a shift away from Ridgway, who will retire. The move aligns with continued Army manpower reductions and debates over the size of the force in the atomic age. Wilber M. Brucker is nominated as Stevens's successor.
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Army
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Matthew B. Ridgway
Robert T. Stevens
Ridgway
Eisenhower
Wilson
Rain and cool air sweep the East and central U S
Rain stretched across the eastern two thirds of the nation while cooler Canadian air dropped temperatures in the central region by about six degrees. A band of overnight thunderstorms ran from northern Texas to the Ohio Valley, with scattered showers across the Southeast. New England saw showers earlier as skies began clearing.
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Texas
Ohio Valley
New England
Sarasota Weather Forecast With Showers Possible Tonight
Sarasota area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers and thundershowers later today and tomorrow. Highs reach the upper 80s to near 90s with warm, muggy conditions and light easterly to variable winds.
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Sarasota
Morrow
North Ports
North
Florida
East Gulf
Herb Stolander
Tides and Almanac
Mental Patient To Stand Trial
Mrs. Lucille Miller of Bethel Vermont released from 8&1 Elizabeths Hospital to stand trial on an indictment charging she attempted to influence young men against the draft. Release followed a court order by a federal judge in Vermont Monday.
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Washington
Lucille Miller
Bethel
Elizabeth's Hospital
Vermont
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