Kennedy Adenauer hold wide talks on Europe defense
President Kennedy and West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer met in Bonn for a broad review of the Cold War. They discussed the West's future and relations with the Soviet bloc as alliances faced strains amid renewed U.S. pledges to defend Europe. The leaders' meeting followed Kennedy's Sunday arrival in the city.
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Germany
UPI
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Europe
Adenauer
Gulf Coast Industrial Development Corp Formed
Outstanding business and civic leaders in Sarasota Manatee and Charlotte counties move forward with a long range program to boost the Gulf Coast economy. The Gulf Coast Industrial Development Corporation is chartered to issue 1 000 000 shares and use federal loans to acquire land and lease facilities to industries at favorable rates. Philip L. Salvatori of Obrig Laboratories, Inc. is named president of the new organization.
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Florida Gulf Coast
Sarasota-Manatee
Charlotte Counties
Florida
Gulf Coast Industrial Development Corporation
Philip L. Salvatori
Obrig Laboratories, Inc
Local News Group Forms Sarasota Bank Holding Entity
A new corporate venture with key Sarasota and Bradenton executives aims to unify three newspapers under Inter City National Bank ties. The roster includes George E Youngberg Sr as vice president and Berton W Powell as treasurer, with lawyers and bankers shaping the leadership and governance structure.
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Vence
A. T. Wheeler Jr
Sarasota
Wheeler
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Walter S. Hardin
Bradenton
Florida State Tropicana
Walter H. Ware
Fired Oil Company
Donald L. Wright
General Electric
Rio de Janjero
Walter Ff. Craig
New York
Rain Showers Drench Area With Two Inch Totals
Weatherman Hollis Bacon reported 1.89 inches of rain Sundays in his gauge, Art Calver measured 1.73 inches in South Gate, and the South Trail Volunteer Fire Department logged one inch. June’s total rose to 6.27 inches, a quarter inch above normal, from a band about 20 miles long and 10 miles wide.
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Hollis Bacon
Art Calver
South Gate
South Trail
Bacon
Sarasota Sophie Seeks Miss Florida Rule Change
A playful local note shows Sarasota Sophie joking she could become Miss Florida if pageant rules shifted to 24-56-24, reflecting light gossip and humorous banter about beauty standards. The fragment mentions travel bureaus and a masked teen tale, with casual dialogue about romance and identity.
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Sarasota
Sophie
Miss Florida
Ford Foundation Grants Stetson University 14 Million Unrestricted
The Ford Foundation awarded an unrestricted grant of 14 million dollars to Stetson University in DeLand. The support aims to bolster programs and endowments across campus, reinforcing institutional initiatives and long term academics.
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Stetson
Slaying Suspect in Court Beckwith Faces Hearing
The slaying suspect in the Evers case was to appear before U S Commissioner John R Countiss III for a hearing to determine grounds for charges that he and others conspired to deprive Evers of his civil rights The murder charge has priority over the lesser federal count Evers state field secretary for groes and justice observers urged vigorous prosecution in Jackson Mississippi and the city’s embarrassment was noted by Evers who praised progress in solving the case Fox had uncovered a fingerprint on the scene
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Beckwith
U.S
John R. Countiss III
Evers
Miss Florida Pageant Parade Opens With 40 Contestants
Forty contestants begin a week of events for the Miss Florida 1963 pageant. A 7:30 pm parade from the RB parking lot will lead to a welcome by city and county officials at 8 pm at the parade route end, where trophies will be awarded to each contestant.
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Key
Week Ends With Toll From Florida Crash
At least 18 people die in a weekend accident south of Brooksville on State Road 45 and nearby Route 655. Florence Gothberg McNabb, 4, and her son Michael, 5, are among the deceased. Willie Thomas Kinchens, 32, of Ocala, was driving about 100 mph when the crash occurred.
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Florence Gothberg McNabb
Brooksville
Michael
Eloise
Willie Thomas Kinchens
Ocala
President Heads to West Germany on European Tour
The President rode in an open Cadillac to the chancellery with Secretary of State Dean Rusk and other officials, followed by a secret service car. This four day visit in West Germany begins a 12 day European tour ending in Ireland with a pledge that liberty is shared and any attack on your soil is an attack on ours.
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Dean Rusk
Secret Service
West Germany
Ireland
Europe
Wahn
Washington
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