Summit challenges loom at Geneva talks with Soviet Union
Washington sees a two front Soviet push at the Geneva summit. The first seeks to peel away Western alliance members with security promises while Molotov signals base removals and concessions to Red China. NATO leaders warn continued high defense costs strain Western publics and governments.
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Weekend Toll in Florida Exceeds Ten Deaths
The Associated Press tallies ten weekend deaths in Florida from accidents and violence. Victims include Fort Lauderdale woman May Rollins, Miami man Matthew Donohue, and Panama City woman Virginia Savage, plus drownings in Stuart and a St. Lucie River incident.
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Nokomis Beach crowd grows as public works begin
Crowds gather at Nokomis Beach as extensive fill work starts to reclaim the southern island shore. County official Glen R. Leach reports progress on the project while the Gulf-en-Bay Fishing Resort owner Fred Sander notes tarpon catches and local boating activity.
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British fliers die in midair collision near Trier
Five members of a British bomber crew were killed in a collision with an American jet fighter during NATO air maneuvers near Trier Germany. The American pilot was only lightly injured after bailing out. no names were released.
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Venice Couple Welcome Son to Fann Family
Mr and Mrs Louis Everett of 920 Groveland Ave Venice announce the birth of a son to their daughter and son in law Lt Mrs Donald N Fann from Okawa Okinawa. The couple will remain in Okinawa until 1956 before returning to Venice to make their home.
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Adequate Classroom Space Set by Education Association
The National Education Association says a 30 square foot floor area per elementary pupil and 25 square feet per high school student is adequate for each pupil.
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Manhunt Shifts To California
Dickinson Texas authorities pursue a tall 190 pound airman believed to have slain Mrs Ruby C McPherson 44, her son George Richard McPherson 12, and Mrs Zola Norman 65 mother of Mrs McPherson, as the search extends to California.
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