Developers Fight Sarasota Bulkhead Law With Island Estate in Jeopardy
Pioneer developer A B Edwards leads waterfront owners opposing a local bulkhead rule set at the high water mark. The dispute centers on Lopaframa is lands south of Siesta Key bridge, with potential loss of 90 percent of Edwards holdings. The battle escalates toward July 2 as authorities review revised lines and push for a practical plan.
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Lebanon asks UN to seal off Syria frontier amid border shelling
Lebanon charges Syrian forces shelled its border and asks the UN to deploy an emergency force to seal Lebanon's frontier with the Syrian Arab Republic. Premier Sami Solh presents the request to Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold as rebels oppose UN observers and Chamoun seeks aid options.
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Russians Storm U.S. Embassy in Moscow Protest
In Moscow more than 1,000 Russians gathered outside the U.S. embassy shouting insults in English and Russian. Police kept order as demonstrators unfurled placards while several were allowed to post signs on the building and no injuries were reported in the first hour.
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Indoor Plans Amid Rain as Min Weather Wanes
Minnie Mermaid muses about indoor entertainment as dark clouds bring showers. Sarasota forecast calls for partly cloudy skies today and Thursday with scattered showers, highs near 90 and low around 72, winds mainly south to east. Temperature and barometer readings noted with limited data.
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Calf-Roping Patrolman Tex Seay Fails Rodeo Qualifier
Sarasota officer J H Tex Seay failed to corral a stray yearling spotted near the Ringling Bridge at 11 45 pm. The animal eluded capture as it swam toward Harbor Acres while officers, aided by a sheriff's boat, pursued it but the hour had passed and the case remained unresolved.
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Investors Snap Up Sarasota School Bond Issue
More than half of the 208000 school bonds were sold to banks insurers and individuals in early resale. A 900000 block is reserved for the Florida pension fund. If the state declines the bonds will be offered to the public at 3.30 percent. The funds finance three major projects including Gocio Road Elementary Venice Elementary addition and a Sarasota High ex program with bids at 3.225 percent.
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Hearing on Favors Flares Up
Washington AP report on the Goldfine Adams investigation turning into a heated exchange. SEC chairman J Sinclair Armstrong clashed with House subcommittee chair Oren Harris over SEC handling of Goldfine cases and possible influence by Sherman Adams. Armstrong was dismissed from the witness chair as lawmakers shifted to other witnesses amid questions about favors to federal judges.
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Oil Tanker Collision Sparks Inferno on East River
A Swedish freighter rammed an oil tanker in post midnight darkness on the East River. The tanker sank after a fiery collision near Manhattan Bridge. Three missing, 37 hospitalized. fireboat rescues and heroic saves reported as Coast Guard restricts river traffic. Photographer William Finn died of a heart attack while covering the disaster.
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Cambodia Invasion Report Provokes Charges
South Vietnamese troops reportedly invaded Cambodia with Sim Var charging the action in a radio broadcast. Var said Vietnamese forces penetrated seven miles into the northeast near Stung Treng on the Mekong River, while Paris and Cambodia officials confirmed Viet Namese regiments within Cambodian territory.
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