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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1962

Page

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No Hope In Air Strike

Eastern Air Lines faces a seventh day of groundings as flight engineers strike for cockpits with four crew members. 17 500 employees furloughed and 115 communities served. Pan American suit and injunction in Brooklyn court loom, with a $4.5 million damages claim by Eastern.

New York UPI Flight Engineers Eastern Air Lines Flight Engineers International Association Eastern National Air Lines New York-Miami Pan American World Airways FEIA Brooklyn Miami Federal District Court

Steel Stocks Rally as Market Closes Higher

Steel names led a broad advance on the New York Stock Exchange as investors bought for the end of the half year. Union Carbide rose about 3 points while Merck Liggett & Myers IBM Lukens and U S Steel gained. Volume was around 5 million shares with earlier waves pushing shares higher.

New York Ap) — Steels Union Carbide Merck Liggett & Myers International Business Lukens Jones & Laughlin U.S. Steel Republic Bethlehem

Expansion At Airport Foresees New Wing at Sarasota Airport

Sarasota Manatee engineers hear Airport Manager Matt Pilcher project an extra terminal wing to serve growing general aviation. He notes private and executive aircraft valued from 10000 to 200000 will keep the field busy with more takeoffs and landings, while carrier service may rise to 25 daily flights among Eastern National and a local carrier.

Sarasota-Bradenton Matt Pilcher Airport Authority Pilcher Sarasota Manatee Florida Society of Professional Engineers Martine Tampa _ International Sarasota Army Headquarters St Army Eastern

Woman Found Floating in Sarasota Bay Off City Island

The body of a 60 year old woman identified as Teressa Geilfuss, a housekeeper for the Sonneborns of 1200 West Way, was found in Sarasota Bay near City Island by three fishermen at about 6 05 a.m. Autopsy begun by County Medical Examiner Dr Millard White could not yet determine cause of death.

Sarasota Bay City Island Teressa Geilfuss David R. Sonnehorns West Way Millard White

Kennedy Arrives in Mexico City for Three Day Visit

President Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy land in Mexico City to a gala welcome by 25 000 spectators at the airport and Zocalo Square. Adolfo Lopez Mateos hails growing friendly ties as flags fly and a 21 gun salute signals the start of a trip aimed at expanding cooperation and shared revolutions.

Mexico City Kennedy Mexico U.S Adolfo Lopez Mateos Mrs. Kennedy Lopez Mateos

New College Adds Ringling Estate to Bradenton Campus

New College completes acquisition of the Ringling Estate and transfers the Charles Ringling Estate title at a noon ceremony in Bradenton. Dr. George Baughman notes the campus now spans about 165 acres including the Ringling Museum complex with expansion plans for a $15 million capital program and first enrollment target set for September 1964.

Charles Ringling New College Bradenton George Baughman Ringling Ralph Caples U.S. 41 Bayfront Manatee County Baughman

Firemen Recover Chromed Nozzles Stolen From Truck

Firemen found two chrome fire hose nozzles taken from a City Fire Department truck during a blaze at Liggetts Drug Store Sears Shopping Center. The store fire, starting in a fryer grill, was discovered at 1:37 a.m. Patrolman Crocker, Sgt. Legg, and Patrolman Winkel fought the flames. Store manager R. Ackerman could not estimate damages.

Liggetts Drug Store Sears Shopping Center South Gate L. J. Crocker Crocker C. E. Legg D. W. Winkel R. Ackerman Venice

Firefighting School Winds Up In Venice Today

Venice hosts a week long training by the State Fire College at Ocala with a public 6 30 p m demonstration of firefighting tech including fog from high pressure nozzles to combat gasoline and oil fires A wooden building will be burned and extinguished to showcase the technique under instructor Mike Bliss.

Venice State Fire College Ocala Mike Bliss

Sheriff Budgets For 12 Percent Rise In Sarasota County

Sheriff Ross Boyer submitted a $316 500 budget request to the Sarasota County Commission marking a 12 percent increase from last year. He cites additions of a motorcycle officer, a clerk, a jailer and an identification department head, plus a $170 000 salary total for deputies and assistants. The plan includes four patrol cars for Englewood Siesta Key Kensington Park and Bee Ridge with costs rising over two years.

Sarasota County Ross Boyer Boyer Tallahassee Commission Englewood Siesta Key Kensington Park Bee Ridge William Hassett Lee County

Rand McNally ranks Tampa Bay region among top U S trading areas

Rand McNally’s June business bulletin, issued by the Tampa Chamber, places the Tampa-St. Petersburg area among the nation’s top 49 trading areas based on employment and retail sales gains. The report notes Sarasota and Bradenton nearby, with Detroit-Toledo and Seattle also in top positions.

Sarasota Bradenton Palmetto Rand McNally Tampa Metcalf THE News Today Tampa-St. Petersburg Tampa Bay Detroit-Toledo Seattle Tampa-St. Pete Louisville-Evansville Dallas-Fort Worth Phoenix Cincinnati-Dayton Houston Florida

Storms Lash South Rattle Gulf Coast and Midwest

Violent storms pounded the South and Midwest with heavy rain and hail. Four inches fell in Brunswick Georgia while Baton Rouge saw 1.85 inches in an hour. Two workers were killed and 15 injured by lightning near Vidalia Louisiana. International Falls faced eight inches of rain and power outages as a front from Canada spurred storms. Far go North Dakota saw a twister report with no touchdown. Heat lingered in the West with Las Vegas topping 100 for the tenth straight day. Forest fires burned more acres than all of 1961 in Denver.

United Press International South Mississippi Valley Plains Rockies Plateau Brunswick Weather Bureau Gulf Coast Baton Rouge Mississippi River Vidalia Elvy Jackson Leon Reason Natchez, Miss Canada Minnesota Dakotas International Falls Minn Fargo N. D Minneapolis Yuma Ariz Mercury Las Vegas Forest Service Denver

The Plaza Restaurant Serving Sarasota 32 Years

The Plaza Restaurant announced a 32 year milestone in Sarasota marking decades of dining service to locals and visitors. The venue has become a staple in the area with long standing staff and regular patrons acknowledging the milestone.

the Plaza Sarasota

Sarasota County weighs new county office building on Fruitville Road

Sarasota County Commission budget committee discussed a 10 acre county office site on the Cattlemen's Association land along Fruitville Road. A reserve fund was proposed in the 1962 63 budget to cover future courthouse expansion with a bond plan to support a new office building or courthouse wing.

Fruitville Road Sarasota County Cattlemen's Association Agricultural Center Gernhard County Commission William Wynne Circuit Court County Bar Association Fred Haigh Courts House

Albee Road Span to Start July 8

The new $482,334 Albee Road bridge to Casey Key begins July 8. Financed by West Coast Inland Waterway District and Sarasota County under a State Road Department contract. A two lane bascule bridge, 250 working days to complete, detours via Blackburn Point Road. Scott Construction Company of Thomasville, Georgia, holds the contract.

Albee Road Casey Key State Road Department West Coast Inland Waterway District Sarasota County Blackburn Point Road Scott Construction Company Thomasville

Kennedy Signs Tax Bill Extends Taxes and Cuts Fares

President Kennedy signed a bill extending about $4 billion in federal excise and corporate taxes for one year. The measure eliminates the 10 percent tax on train and bus fares and reduces the airline ticket tax to 5 percent.

Washington UPI Kennedy

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