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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1962

Page

5

Airport Manager To Address Engineers

Robert P. Grey of the Manatee Sarasota Chapter announced the June 28 meeting at Martine's Restaurant with Matt Pilcher, manager of the Sarasota Manatee Airport, as speaker on the present and future of the airport. A social hour precedes the meeting and engineers are invited, including retirees interested in latest engineering developments.

Manatee- Sarasota Florida Society of Professional Engineers Robert P. Grey Society Martine

Celebes Island History of European Contact and War

The Indonesian island Celebes saw early exploration by Portugal in 1512 and Dutch trade in the 17th century. During World War II it was occupied by Japan, bombed by the United States, and surrendered to Australia.

Celebes

First Federal Savings and Loan Maintains 4% Dividend

First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Sarasota will keep its 4 percent annual dividend for the quarter ending September 30 1962. Executive vice president George K Page says dividends are posted to passbooks and no rush is needed in July. The Sarasota institution operates four offices including a Venice center and holds assets over 70 million with an optimistic loan outlook.

First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Sarasota George K. Page Page First Federal Sarasota County Venice Venice Shopping Center

Americans Escape Red Guerrilla Fire Over Saigon Flight

Communist guerrillas opened fire Tuesday on a helicopter transport carrying the wives of U.S. Ambassador Frederick Nolting and General Paul Harkins. They escaped unharmed, but the five year old son of a Vietnamese army colonel was fatally wounded. The Nolting and Harkins wives reported their craft avoided the fire.

Saigon Aps U.S Frederick Nolting Paul Harkins Nolting Danville Harkins Mt. Pleasant Iowa Truong Khue Quang

Mutual Insurance Agency to Move to Larger Sarasota Offices

Mutual Insurance Agency Inc will occupy new larger offices at 2800 South Trail Webber St in the Webber Trail Building on July 2 1962. Arnold M Whitmer owner and president notes growing business and staff of 11. The firm traces roots to Theodore Markwalter and the Markwalter Insurance Agency. Whitmer bought and renamed in 1960.

Mutual Insurance Agency Sarasota Theodore Markwalter Markwalter

Reds Reported Gaining Power In Dominican Republic

Cuban exile leaders Basco and Marin warned that Castro backed communism is growing in Santo Domingo with mobs armed and financed by Cuba. They cited guerrilla plans in the mountains between Puerto Plata and Montecristi and noted risk of early revolts similar to those in Venezuela.

Miami UPI Dominican Republic Jose Ignacio Basco Cuban Revolutionary Council Gustavo Marin Castro Army Santo Domingo Cuba Marin Puerto Plata Montecristi Pasco Venezuela

Dewey Loses Japan Trade Post Adviser Role

JETRO will not renew former New York Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's $100000 yearly contract as its legal adviser. JETRO also relieved official Sukeimasa Komamura of his post in New York. Dewey was hired in August 1959 to advise on legal and commercial US Japan relations amid criticism of his cost.

Tokyo UPI Japan External Trade Organization JETRO New York Thomas E. Dewey Sukeimasa Komamura Dewey Kyodo Japan United States

Burmese envoy presents credentials to Brezhnev

U Pe Kin, newly appointed Burmese ambassador, submitted his credentials to Soviet President Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow. He pledged the fullest and most constructive cooperation to strengthen Burma Soviet ties, as reported by Tass News Agency.

Moscow UPI U Pe Kin Leonid Brezhnev Tass

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