Stocks Edge Higher Amid Mixed Dow Jones Readout
New York markets show fractional gains with chemicals and autos mixed. Dow Jones Noon Averages rise 3.18 with 30 industrials at 687.75, volume $80,000, as several big names like Lockheed Am Pac and Texaco gain slightly while others including American Tobacco and Thiokol slip. Interview notes mention a South’s tale program recording.
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al Cautious Mathet
MGM
Pier
Faecren
Lockheed
Pubticker Industries
Textrén
Chrysler
Cornang American
American Tobacco
du Pont
Thiokol
Hercules Powder
Vendo
Allied Chemical
Universal Match
Dow Jones
Atlis
New York
Ligg & My
Alcoa
Lorillard
Bc Pr
Magnavox
Cyan
M&m
Montard
Armour
Penn RR
Firestone
Texaco
Fla Power
Fia P&l
Fmst
Unit Airc
Unit Fruit
US Steel
Gen Foods
Vendo Co
Gen Milla
Gen Mtrs
Winn Dixie
Goodrich
Woolworth
Goodyear
American Greyhound
Brns Eng
Chromily
Int Nickel
Int Paper
Kearlad
Jones & L
Microwve
Kaisr Alm
Techneir
Kennecott
Voctoreen
Convention Benefits Discussed At Forum
Forum at the First Federal Savings & Loan discussed potential convention gains for Sarasota amounting to millions. Panelists from Orlando, St. Petersburg, Miami Beach, and Tampa urged local organization and coordination to attract national conventions, warning against complacency and noting a two year payoff horizon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Federal Savings & Loan Assn
South Trail
Sarasota County
Joel L. Moore
Orlando
Myakka River Park Raises Fees to Fund New Facilities
The Florida Board of Parks approves higher charges at Myakka River State Park and other parks effective July 1. New rates include parking 50 cents per day, electricity 50 cents, cabin rental 6 dollars daily or 32.50 weekly, camp site 1.50 daily, boat launch 50 cents per boat, boat rental 50 cents hourly or 1.50 daily. Annual parking and boat launch permits at 2.25 each are valid through June 30, 1963 with decals for entry and launch. Applications now. permits expected the first week of July.
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Myakka River State Park
Florida Board of Parks and Historic Monuments
Allen Crowley
Myakka River Park
County Considers Fort Myers Shell Co Dredge Proposal
Sarasota County Commission weighs Fort Myers Shell Co request to dredge Phillippi Creek from the bay to U S 41 citing rock at the Sarasota Bay site. Chair Warren Henderson notes dredging could cost the county nothing. Commissioners Gernhard and Haigh to meet with company officials to inspect the area. They will also attend South Gate Association meeting on July 10 to discuss the Phillips Creek Basin flood control plan and impact on South Gate property owners.
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Fort Myers Shell Co
Phillippi
U.S. 41
Sarasota
Fred Haigh
South Gate Association
South Gate
Circus to Lay Over in Kansas Before 1962 Show
The Greatest Show on Earth will return to its winter quarters early in December for 1962 rehearsals. It will lay over in Goodland Kansas between engagements and not mid season in 1962. After Chicago and Kansas City engagements, the show opens July 27 in Denver and then heads west to California.
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Venice
Sarasota
Goodland
Kan
Chicago International Amphitheater
Kansas City
Denver
Colo
California
Stricken Motorist Nadine Thorp Dies in Sarasota
Mrs Nadine Thorp aged unknown of 4 Florence Terrace died at Sarasota Memorial Hospital after two weeks ill. Physicians cite a cerebral hemorrhage during driving which caused her car to strike a light pole before the Sports Shop on Main Street. no injuries to others reported.
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Nadine Thorp
Florence Terrace
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Main Street
Peace Plan Offered To Strikers In Hard Bargains
The article outlines a peace plan in the ongoing seamen strike negotiations with a 1 pm Saturday deadline for acceptance or rejection. Goldberg signals a toll on the nation, noting millions in losses and 70,000 workers affected as ships stay idle and owners and unions withhold comment. Director Willem E. Simkin of the FMCS reports stalled settlement talks.
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Goldberg
New York
Willem E. Simkin
The
Federal Mediation
Quote on freedom and development in Latin America
A speaker links world revolution to political freedom for impoverished peasants with hungry children. He cites United States policy in Latin America as a battle against the Communist clock, arguing the free way of life must aid the many poor or fail to save the few rich.
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United States
Latin America
Stevenson
Kennedy
Liberty National to Build New Sarasota Office
Liberty National Life Insurance plans a six week construction start on a new district office at 40th Street and the North Trail in Sarasota. Architect Jones and Renfroe, Lakeland, are designing the 2400 square foot building with space for 30 agents and eight supervisors. Don Shrein is district manager.
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Liberty National Life Insurance Company
40Th Street
North Trail
Robert F. Farrell
Company Properties
Sarasota
Jones and Renfroe
Lakeland
Liberty National
Don Shrein
Atlas EB missile thrust powers early US orbital bid
The Atlas EB, with three engines delivering 400000 pounds of thrust, exceeds the D missile by 40000 pounds and is slated to boost the first American astronaut into orbit, aiming for late 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Reacts to Red Threat and Khrushchev’s Brinkmanship
The piece argues Khrushchev faced a verdict after a Vienna meeting with Kennedy and Khrushchev’s critics within the party, with some officials still backing coexistence while others warn of hardening stance. It notes a limited window at Moscow talks and traces attempts to test Kennedy’s resolve.
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Vienna
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Washington
Khrughchev
Congress Agrees Berlin May Spark World War Ill
Rusk stated at a news conference that Soviet actions cannot erase Western rights in Berlin and warned one sided peace moves risk a nuclear war. Congress debates Khrushchev miscalculation and privately urges President Kennedy to address the crisis and defend West Berlin.
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Congress
Berlin
Rusk
East Germany
Khrushchev
Kennedy
West Berlin
Mansfield
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