Bradenton Budget Sessions Begin City Council Moves to Cut
Bradenton will hold budget-cutting sessions starting July 1 per Mayor A Sterling Hall. Vice Mayor B T Arbuckle and Councilman Bill Strickland are away. Police fire library and auditorium budgets rise, with added totals for street and bridge projects and planning costs. road and refuse departments have not yet submitted proposals.
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Bradenton
A. Sterling Hall
B. T. Arbuckle
Bill Strickland
Cass Peurifoy
Harry Wilkinson
17Th Ave. W
Wares Creek
H Ave
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Fireworks Fail In Hearing On Osteopath Admittance
Bradenton report says Dr. W. 8. Horn’s eight year fight to join Manatee Memorial Hospital’s medical staff failed to move forward. He urged trustees to wait for Franklin County litigation, questioned state aid and taxpayer funding, and signaled a possible final appearance. Trustees adjourned after his remarks.
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Dr. W. 8
Horn
Manatee Memorial Hospital
Franklin County
Florida Medical Association
FMA
Apalachicola
Board of Trustees
Circuit Court
Manatee Hospital
Hospital
Officers Installed At North Methodist Church
James Thompson was installed as chairman of the Official Board at North Methodist Church. John Hughes became lay leader. New officers include Earl Andleton church school superintendent L Wayne Simmons treasurer and William Watters financial secretary.
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James Thompson
North Methodist Church
John Hughes
Earl Andleton
L. Wayne Simmons
William Watters
Ecuador Leader Plans July 24 Visit to United States
President Carlos Julio Arosemena will depart Quito on July 24 for an official visit to the United States, according to informants. The trip aims to strengthen bilateral ties and discuss regional affairs.
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Quito
Ecuador
Carlos Julio Arosemena
United States
Mexico Has 23 TV and 401 Radio Stations
Mexico City AP report that the Communications Ministry states the country now operates 23 television stations and 401 radio stations.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Savings Bond Sales Rise in Sarasota County
Savings bond sales in Sarasota County rose one percent in the 12 months ending May 31 versus the prior year, while Manatee County fell 11.6 percent. Sarasota’s period total reached 1,339,006 dollars and Manatee’s 1,069,820 dollars. First five months of this year show declines of 15.9 percent in Sarasota and 36.5 percent in Manatee.
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Sarasota County
Florida
Manatee County
Sarasota
Manatee
Khrushchev Cancels Parley in Romania and Rests
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev canceled a mass meeting in Constanza to escape 90 degree heat. He had his speech read by another at Craiova the previous day after touring with Romanian Communist leaders in Bucharest. He proceeded to the Mamaia resort on the Black Sea coast.
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Romania
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Black Sea
Khrushchev
Craiova
Air France Boeing 707 crash in Guadeloupe kills 112
Experts from France and the United States investigate the wreck in a jungle site near Pointe-A-Pitre after an Air France Boeing 707 crashed during a thunderstorm while approaching Rai-zet Airfield. Officials say the plane had gear trouble and disappeared into the storm.
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Pointe-A-Pitre
Guadeloupe
Air France
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
Paris
Raizet
Red Police Stop Train In Berlin
East German police halted a West Berlin subway train in East Berlin, stopping it twice near Alexanderplatz and Bernauer Strasse before resuming. A Red police team removed a man from the car, reportedly without identification as officials pursued a search likely tied to border closure since August 13.
Formosa to Install Electric Chairs in Prisons
Officials on the Nationalist Chinese island announce plans to install electric chairs in prisons. Executions currently use shooting.
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Taipei
Formosa
Offi- Adm
Claude Burin Des
Russians Cast 100th U.N. Veto Over Kashmir Talks
The Soviet Union used its 100th U.N. Security Council veto to block a Ireland drafted resolution urging India and Pakistan to resume talks on Kashmir. Ghana and the United Arab Republic abstained while Romania and the USSR voted no. seven members backed the measure. The stalemate ends five months of meetings with no agreement.
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N.Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
U.S
Adlai HB. Stevenson
Ireland
Stevenson
Council
U.N
Platon D. Morozov
United States
Romania
Ghana
United Arab Republic
Frederick H. Boland
V. K. Krishna Menon
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Manatee County jail to include juvenile detention facilities
Sheriff J Kenneth Gross said the planned Manatee County jail will include juvenile detention facilities for incorrigible youths and units for mentally disturbed individuals. He noted a separate juvenile home may not be needed, emphasizing security and modern equipment over exterior appearance. preliminary plans are expected in about a month with the site yet to be announced.
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Bradenton
Manatee County
J. Kenneth Gross
Gross
Cial
House of Correction
Quick End Seen To Ford Strike After 17 Days
In Cleveland the Ford UAW strike at Walton Hills ends after 17 days with 77 000 workers idle nationwide. Ford labor chief and UAW Ford department head announce agreement awaiting Local 420 ratification Sunday morning. Key dispute centered on production standards for quarter panels per hour with 237 versus 300 panels.
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Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Ford
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walton Hills
Manton M
Mike) Cummins
Ken Bannon
Ford Department
Births at Sarasota Memorial Hospital June 1962
At Sarasota Memorial Hospital six births are recorded. A daughter to Lee Schrock Troyer and Loretta, of 2721 East 61st Street, on June 20, 1962. A daughter to Charles Atchley and Sharon Haas Atchley of Vicks Court North Trail on June 21, 1962. A daughter to Thomas Christian and Lillian Christian of 504 Avant Avenue on June 21, 1962. A son to Lawrence Reed and Geraldine Reed of 4403 Longford Drive on June 21, 1962.
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Loretta Schrock Troyer
East 61St St
Charles and
Sharon Haas Atchley
Vick’s Court
North Trail
Thomas
Lillian Morris Christian
Avant Ave
Lawrence
Geraldine Amick Reed
Longford Drive
Grain Project Planned at Bradenton Beach
Bradenton Beach plans a 160 foot grain structure extending an existing bridge street groin. The project will stretch about 350 feet in total along the Gulf of Mexico near Cor tez Bridge, per Corps of Engineers information.
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Bradenton Beach
Gulf of Mexico
Bridge Street
Cortez Bridge
Corps of Engineers
Local Dance Caller Picked For Festival
Bob Dawson Sarasota square dance caller is in Winnipeg to lead a festival for thousands of dancers and callers. He will also teach a callers class Sunday. The festival runs Friday through Tuesday. Dawson co authored The Keys To Calling and has taught hundreds of callers in the United States and Canada with Don Bell. He moved to Sarasota in 1959 and built a regional square dance program with wife Shirley. He recently started Family Fun Fest on Wednesdays at the Sarasota armory open to all from 7 30 to 9 30. Dawson flew to Winnipeg Thursday and will return to lead Family Fun Fest next Wednesday.
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Sarasota
Winnipeg
Canada
Dawson
Don Bell
Lake Worth
United States
Miami Beach
Bob
Shirley
Florida
Port Charlotte
Fort Myers
Sarasota Armory
Illiteracy Fight Eyed in U N Plan for 1.8 Billion
A United Nations study committee weighs a 1.8 billion plan to teach half of the world's 350 million illiterate adults to read and write within ten years.
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Paris
Ringling Museum reports extensive improvements completed
Museum director Kenneth Donahue led trustees through recent upgrades across facilities. Gallerys refurbished with new ornaments and dated pieces installed. acoustical fixes at the Asolo Theater. ground work and planting in the garden. fountain plans proposed along major axes. Exterior residence work includes marble repairs and decorative updates.
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Ringling Museum of Art
Kenneth Donahue
Board of Trustees
Art Museum
Asolo Theater
Donahue
David
Victory Garden
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