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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1962
Page
5
This week’s candidate highlights the 27 ft Chris-Craft Sea Skiff Sportsman. It touts a soft ride with a full japatrake round-bilge design and optional extras like a streamlined hard top fishing bridge dual controls V berths and a toilet.
Washington reports a diplomatic reshuffle will name new ambassadors to Moscow and Paris pending Secretary of State Rusk's approval. Llewellyn E. Thompson will leave Moscow by July end, to join the State Department on Soviet affairs. Fay D Kohler is expected to succeed him and Bohlen would move to Paris replacing Gavin.
A $53 000 two story office and apartment building is planned for Harding Circle between First Federal Savings and Loan and Key Pharmacy. Felix Pyms says completion by November with fireproof, air conditioned construction. The front store will be a jewelry and watch repair shop, a portion used by Mrs Pyms as a real estate office.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk wrapped up a 22 hour Lisbon stop on his five nation European tour. Portuguese leaders described the meetings with Salazar and Nogueira as friendly yet restrained, with officials skeptical of gains against Portuguese policies and Africa Asia tensions.
Bradenton Manatee junior college announces 20 sophomores chosen for the Committee of Twenty for 1962 63. Members include Jim Clark Vicki Cramer Cathy Dillon Sandra Graham Mary Beth Greer Gary Hawkins Judy Hannah Harriet Hilliard Roger Hobbs Judy Lucio David Leonard Atin McDermott Mark Provost Pam Rawson Sally Schoenfeld Robert Sweat Bennett Taylor Richard Thielen Theresa Wells and Bill Aldredge. The group advises the SGA, represents MJC at functions, and assists with registration and orientation for new students beginning August 27.
Bradenton will house the first Tally House deluxe cafeteria and coffee shop with seating over 150 and 60 at the coffee shop. The design features East Indian atmosphere, brass and walnut furnishings, and Brazilian rosewood paneling. Service runs daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Tokyo reports Japan will construct a nuclear powered marine observation ship next year. Authorities say the vessel will support oceanographic data collection and maritime research under official program.
An advertisement touts Dean's Pills as fast relief for headaches backache and bladder irritation from over exertion or stress. It claims three actions ease pain promote rest and reduce discomfort with 60 years of use and nationwide popularity.
The U S Court of Appeals vacated the contempt citation against James E Jackson editor of the Daily Worker for refusing to testify before a grand jury investigating Communist party activity The three judge panel handed down the unsigned order after a hearing The government did not oppose the vacating motion The Bart case had also been vacated earlier in June 195 The grand jury's probe followed a 1950 act requiring Communist Party registration with the attorney general
Temple Beth Sholom announces summer Friday night services with a new post service Oneg Shabbath talk series led by lay members. Lawrence Weiss speaks on the Part of the Jewish People in American History. Cantor A Jassen will chant. Mrs Bertha Weber sponsors refreshments.
A London AP report says a Nottingham cinema plans a pensioner week at an old people’s home featuring 14 horror films. The program targets elderly residents with a themed film lineup and related activities.
National Airlines reports handling increased East Coast demand without strain during the Eastern Air Lines idle period. J Dan Brock says New York to Miami service absorbed about 850 extra passengers daily and additional planes and staff are in place to meet potential surges.
Bradenton council defeated a proposed amendment to ban livestock in residential zones after no councilor seconded Councilman Paul Gilpin’s motion. The draft aimed to bar hogs horses mules cattle and goats in all residential districts, spurred by Carroll Barnhill’s complaints. A new move to prohibit breeding may follow as Mayor Hall weighs budget millage concerns.
State conservation director Randolph Hodges reminds area commercial boat owners and seafood dealers to renew licenses by a set deadline. Applications have been mailed. last year the state licensed 15,891 commercial boats, 4,510 retail dealers and 686 wholesale dealers.
ANNAPOLIS Md AP Dave Smalley former Navy basketball and baseball player was appointed assistant Middle basketball coach Thursday Smalley a three year letter winner in both sports before graduating in 1957 succeeds Joe Duff as assistant to Ben Carnevale Navy s head baseball coach for 16 seasons Duff was appointed varsity baseball coach earlier this season
The 1961 law taxing a merchant's stock in trade at 25 percent of value was ruled unconstitutional in a 5-2 decision. The Florida Supreme Court upheld a lower court ruling that the tax violated uniform tax rates statewide, as urged by the Florida Retail Federation representing 4,000 merchants.
Legal notice in Sarasota Florida listing creditors for the estate of Laura Williams and case details. Includes notices of suit against John C. Disalvo and a divorce action, with dates of publication and official signatures from the clerk and deputy clerk.
Ed J. McEnany of 2058 Hyde Park, Idn, files to register Florida Surgical Supply in Sarasota County under Chapter 20953, Laws of Florida. McEnany states 100 percent ownership and publication dates June 15, 22, 29 and July 6, 1962.
Classified notice extols want ads as a rapid way to reach readers with a broad range of needs. It emphasizes immediacy and precision in locating buyers, sellers, and services through compact listings.
Fragmentary OCR text from a state record mentions Paul Dunham and a case number with uncertain details. It lacks clear dates, places, or actions. no verifiable outcome or entities beyond the names. The readable bits suggest a legal or official file but are too incomplete for a precise summary.
The 2229 case in Sully County draws attention as court officials hear arguments on a land dispute. Local lawyers present filings while residents attend sessions at the county courthouse seeking a resolution to the long standing property question.
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