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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

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County approves Bee Ridge Road 24 foot cross section plan

The Board of County Commissioners approved 24 foot pavement plans for a 2.6 mile Bee Ridge Road segment at an estimated $130000, subject to Road and Bridge Supervisor approval. Mosby Engineering said an urban two lane with parking was too costly and that work awaits State Road Department sign off. The plan includes six foot shoulders and five foot south side sidewalks from South Trail to Phillippi Creek with widening elsewhere, plus two plats approved for Spring Lakes Addition and Euclid Subdivision.

State Road Department Stickney Point Siesta Key South Trail Crescent Beach Bee Ridge Road Board of County Commissioners John Grout Phillippi Creek Killenbeck Corner J. W. Mosby Mosby Engineering Associates Inc Mosby County Board Spring Lakes Euclid Subdivision Hyde Park Street City

Governor Confirms 100000 Probe Fund For Inquiries

Baton Rouge Gov Earl Long announced a 100000 mystery fund in the general appropriation bill may be used for investigations including a possible probe of former Gov Kennon. He said the money could be used to investigate anything including his own administration.

Baton Rouge Earl Long Robert Kennon Attorney General’s Office Kennan Kennon Long Legislative Investigation Commission House Senate Carlos I

FBI To Join Search For Killer Of 3

Three first degree murder warrants were issued against Alfred Wilson for killing his two sisters in law and a 16 year old girl. The FBI said it would participate once authorized. A death note in the abandoned car adds to the mystery of the fugitive’s flight.

Wilson Geraldine Brown Leavittsburg Hazel Botts Cortland Nancy Worthington Anderson H. C. Hawkins Cleveland FBI Hawking

Bee Ridge Road widening plan approved countywide

County approves 24-foot widening of Bee Ridge Road with details on page nine. Page nine also previews Medfly spraying in South County and a full-day summer recreation schedule. The women's pages note a Sarasotan marriage and a former Sarasotans anniversary on pages five and six. Hicks and Kirkland lead in a Legion win covered in the sports section.

South County Hicks Kirkland Legion

Hogan Leads U S Team in Wentworth international ties

At Wentworth England Ben Hogan shot a 69 to add to a 68 yesterday for a 137 total in the International Trophy and Canada Cup matches. His sub par rounds helped the United States lead among 538 golfers in the early finishers.

Wentworth Eng Ins Ben Hogan Hogan

French Drive Presses Algerian Rebellion Damsel

French forces pressed offensives across eastern and western Algeria aiming to seal rebels. In the Aures Mountains near Edar-Quinet, 200 to 300 fighters were encircled. 51 rebels reported killed. Constantine area saw casualties and 23 killed. Operation Pigmy to seal Morocco frontier mobilized 16,000 troops. 63 rebels captured, eight French soldiers wounded. European civilians suffered in Casban attacks.

Algiers Algeria Aures Edgar-Quinet Tunisia Constantine Leas Morocco Casban

Harriman Attacks Ike Regime Warlike Stance at Conference

Governor Averell Harriman of New York accused the Eisenhower administration of adopting a warlike posture, prompting a rebuttal from Maryland Governor Theodore McKeldin during the Governors Conference. Harriman cited Dulles and warned of global deception while McKeldin stressed American restraint. Chandler said Democrats face Republican pressure if Eisenhower seeks another term.

Atlantic City N.J. P Averell Harriman New York Harriman Maryland Theodore R. McKeldin McKeldin Dulles Eisenhower A. B Happy Chandler Senate Kentucky

Sandy Mae in Canton Auto Mix Up

A Canton area confusion arose over a woman named Sandy Mae Burby of East Sparta in an automobile accident report. A subsequent caller claimed the person hurt was Burby Mae Sandy, not Sandy Mae Burby, and identified herself as Sandy Mae Burby of Columbus visiting Hast Sparta, a friend of Burby Mae Sandy.

Canton Ohio Canton Repository Sandy Mae Burby East Sparta Burby Mae Sandy Columbus Hast Sparta

Nasser Promises Backing For Constitution In Egypt

Premier elect Gamal Abdul Nasser vows to defend the constitution and rights as Egypt becomes a republic after a landslide vote. The Revolution Command Council grants the interior minister 10 years power to detain political opponents to protect the revolution and the state.

Egypt Nasser Cairo Gamal Abdel Nasser Interior Ministry Mand Council Farouk Wafd Mustapha el Nahas Mohamed Naguib

Eisenhower to convalesce at Gettysburg after hospital stay

President Eisenhower will leave Walter Reed Army Hospital late this week and convalesce at his Gettysburg farm. Plans include a July visit to Panama City with other American republics’ leaders and postponement of July talks with Prime Minister Nehru at Nehru’s request. He will spend the weekend at the farm for his 40th wedding anniversary.

Washington Eisenhower Gettysburg Walter Reed Army Hospital Panama City Nehru India James C. Hagerty White House Hagerty Hag Erty

Iceland Election Shifts Power as U.S Bases Retain Status

In Reykjavik the Conservative Independence Party, favoring U.S. troops at Keflavik, lost ground to a Progressive Social Democrat coalition. Preliminary counts show Conservatives at 19 seats, Progressives and Social Democrats at 25, Communists at 7, with one seat undecided. Voter turnout exceeded 90 percent in Iceland’s 52-seat Althing.

Reykjavik Iceland Independence Party Atlantic NATO U.S Keflavik Olafur Thors

Bridge bond bidding set for July 24 in Florida

Florida Development Commission will open interest rate bids for the 514 million Ringling Causeway and Big Pass bond issue at its July 24 meeting. Hardaway Contracting Co. bid 30 000 under the Ringling estimate of 2 1 million. If Big Pass bids align with costs, the sale may lower interest rates and start construction soon.

Ringling Causeway Big Pass State Road Department Florida Development Commission Rogero Development Commission Hardaway Contracting Co Columbus SRD

Air Force Chief Warns on Disarmament as Soviets Demonstrate Jets

Gen. Nathan Twining, U S Air Force chief of staff, on a Moscow visit, says the United States will not disarm until it can be sure global controls are in place. He notes Soviet aviation advances revealed during the talks.

Moscow Nathan Twining U. S. Air Force United States Twining Korea

British judge shot in guarded taxi in Nicosia

Justice Bernard Shaw, who sentenced Cypriot rebels to death, was shot in the head and neck while in his guarded car on a busy Nicosia street. He was taken to hospital in serious condition as police cordoned the Armenian quarter and British troops fired at the gunmen who fled in a nearby vehicle. Shaw presides over cases from the emergency court.

Nicosia Cyprus Bernard Shaw Shaw Britain

Minnie the Mermaid Praises Sarasota Weather

Minnie the Mermaid comments on today's partly cloudy forecast with scattered showers and gentle winds. She notes Sarasota has the nicest weather in the nation while warning about sun exposure and offers a playful remark about copper tanks and beach naps. The Sarasota area calls for partly cloudy skies through Tuesday with afternoon thundershowers, highs near 90 and light to moderate winds.

Minnie the Mermaid Sarasota

20 Years For Minnie Mangrum Embezzlement Conviction

Minnie Mangrum, a 58 year old ex officer at a wrecked financial institution, was sentenced in Norfolk to 20 years in prison. Judge H Lawrence Bullock imposed 10 years for embezzling $1 082 968 25 and 18 years for giving false information to the State Corporation Commission.

Minnie Norfolk Mangrum Heard Corporation Court H. Lawrence Bullock State Corporation Commission

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