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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1955
Page
10
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Public service notice from The News about radio and television listings. It explains publishers publish what stations provide and asks readers to notify stations of any changes or errors. Names mentioned include Ding Dong School Way of the World Sheilah Graham Tennnessee Ernie.
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Astrological notes for Aries through Pisces give daily cautions about relationships, travel and finances. The column warns on impatience, temper, and hasty actions while urging practicality, tact, and careful planning for success.
In Monrovia police seized Paul Dunbar after he fired three shots at President William V. S. Tubman as he celebrated re election. The President escaped injury but bystanders were wounded. Dunbar implicated True Whig party leaders.
Chairman William L. Dawson said the House Government Operations Committee will probe accusations that government agencies withhold information. A three man subcommittee led by Rep. Moss has contacted newspapers and other groups about the availability of information from government sources. Public hearings are not planned this session.
Patrolman Maurice Quinlan ordered a motorist to move on for tying up traffic. The driver, Police Superintendent James Slusser, accused him of cussing. Quinlan received a three day suspension and will walk a beat upon return, according to Slusser.
A brief feud between Boys' State and Girls' State over interracial dates ended as the girls allowed seven Negro boys to bring dates to tomorrow night's joint inaugural ball. Boys' State director Earle R. Poorbaugh called the plan satisfactory after the boys voted to boycott if their Negro delegates could not attend.
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