Errant Model Home Moved to Wrong Lot Restored in Venice
Venice reports an errant model home owned by W. H. Bartlett was mistakenly placed on an adjacent lot during a move from West Venice Ave and U. S. 41. Workmen corrected the location after property owner Mrs. M. Radelick raised the issue with city officials. Council advised she may seek legal action and questioned sewer and water hook ups taxes.
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W. H. Bartlett
Venice By-Way
West Venice Ave
U. S. 41
City Hall
Guy Curwood
Kennedy orders FBI probe into Berlin action plan leaks
President Kennedy directs an FBI investigation to identify sources of published reports about U S plans for Berlin crisis action. White House says disclosure from Pentagon secret material is being probed as a possible criminal breach. Newsweek and Chicago Sun Times report joint chiefs contingency plans and potential U S actions.
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UPI
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U.S
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Newsweek
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Joint Chiefs
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What Housing Bill May Mean To You
The housing bill could let about 3 million moderate income families qualify to buy homes. It may also help millions more obtain better housing in moderate rental apartments under new programs. The measure totals 5.646 billion dollars and was sent to President Kennedy. White House officials say he may sign it today.
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Joe Hall
AP Senate
Housing and Home Finance Agency
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Lawmakers Sign Liberal Social Security Expansion
President Kennedy signs a liberalized Social Security bill expanding benefits to about 3.7 million Americans starting next year. It allows early retirement at 62 with reduced benefits, raises minimums to 40 dollars monthly for 65 retirees, and increases widow and other survivor benefits by 10 percent. Taxes rise up to six dollars for workers and eight for self employed to fund the program.
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UPI
Kennedy
Congo Marks Its Birthday With Raffles
In Leopoldville, Congo marked its first independence anniversary after a year of terror and violence. The army, once raucous after last July’s rapes and beatings of whites, paraded 5,000 disciplined troops down the capital’s main street as President Joseph Kasavubu attended.
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the Congo
UPI
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Joseph Kasavubu
Smoking Trend Predicts Higher Cigarette Use Next Year
The Agriculture Department forecasts increased smoking in fiscal 1962 due to more people reaching smoking age and higher personal income. Cigarette output for 1960 61 rose 2 percent from 1959 60 to about 517 billion, with total tobacco supplies likely lower for 1961 62.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Department
Ike's Budget Sings Swan Song Today
Washington UPI reports the Eisenhower administration ends with the 1962 fiscal year start. It notes Kennedy becomes largely responsible for federal spending as the new budget year begins. The article compares 1961 and 1962 figures in billions.
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Washington
UPI
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Eisenhower
British Navy Bucks Kuwait Horse Ride Charge
At a zoo Charles Gabbert rode a horse after a friend bet him a dollar. He jumped an eight foot fence and sat on the police detachment’s prize polo pony until captured. He was fined 25 dollars for disorderly conduct.
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Washington
UPI
Charles Gabbert
Gabbert
Satchmo and Stars Spark Newport Jazz Week
In Newport Rhode Island the eighth jazz festival opens with star names such as Louis Satchmo Armstrong Maynard Ferguson Cannonball Adderley Dave Brubeck and the Ramsey Lewis Trio The six game lineup includes day and night shows under Music at Newport Inc led by Eugene P Faerber Law measures aim to ensure peace with new public drinking and minor liquor restrictions as out of town officers gain local police powers and enforcement steps are outlined by the city council.
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Louis (Satch) Armstrong
Maynard Ferguson
Cannonball Adderley
Dave Brubeck
Carmen Lambert
Hendricks and
Ross
Ramsey Lewis
Carmen de Lavallade
Louis ‘L. Lorillard
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Music At Newport, Inc
Eugene P. Faerber
Police Department
Prober Notes Progress In Strike Issue
President Kennedy's chief factfinder reported very good progress in negotiations with the largest of five striking maritime unions during the 15 day nationwide walkout. A shipowners' representative cautioned that mediator David L. Cole seemed optimistic since agreement with the National Maritime Union appeared unlikely.
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New York
UPI
Kennedy
David L. Cole
National Maritime Union
Reds Promote Laos Neutrality Plan
In Geneva the Polish delegation urged a Laos neutrality charter aligned with the Zurich summit decisions and the five principles of peaceful coexistence. Deputy Foreign Minister Marian Naszkowski spoke at the 26th session of the 14-nation conference, noting the brief meeting and Moscow backing.
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UPI
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Cloud 9 by Harian Homes Ad for Homesite Sale
Real estate ad touts 500 free TV stamps with visit to Cloud 9 by Harian Homes. Mentions homesite ownership in area and immediate sale. Location noted as 69065 Tamiami Trail.
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Tamiami Trail
Adv
Cloud 9 by Harlan Homes estimated at 11500 on Tamiami Trail
Affordable Cloud 9 model from Harlan Homes features two bedrooms and two baths with a sunken living room and spacious lanai. Located on Tamiami Trail, this listing highlights a low price point and immediate availability.
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Lanai
Tamiami Trail
Adv
General Telephone Seeks 5.2 Million Annual Revenue Increase
General Telephone Company of Florida asked for a rate rise to generate 5.2 million dollars in new annual revenue. The proposal calls for an average 22 percent increase, with residential customers paying about three cents more per day. Public hearings by the State Utilities Commission will be scheduled later. About half of the increase would fund various taxes at state, federal and local levels.
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UPI
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State Utilities Commission
Cloud 8 Model Home by Harian Homes
Adv Li Wea promotes the Cloud 8 Model Home at 6206 S Tamiami Trail highlighting modern living and practicality. The note outlines features and a call to visit the display residence.
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Harian Homes
S. Tamiami Trail
Britain Moves Naval Aid to Secure Kuwait Independence
British warships sail toward the Persian Gulf to back Kuwait as Iraq asserts the territory. The Bulwark carries 600 Royal Marines while Victorious and frigates depart Hong Kong. more ships approach Bahrain to reinforce British control.
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Lebanon
UPI
Persian Gulf
Kuwait
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
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Admiralty
London
Bulwak
Victorious
Red Sea
Hong Kong
Bahrein
Cloud 9 Model Home by Harlan Homes Opens
A dazzling Cloud 9 model home by Harlan Homes greets visitors at 6206 S. Tamiami. The new residence targets families and seniors seeking stylish, accessible design and modern amenities in a welcoming showroom setting.
Big Groceries Under Fire In Senate Antitrust Probe
National Consumers League representative Mrs. Sarah H. Newman told a Senate antitrust subcommittee that deceptive labeling and packaging misleads shoppers. She cited chocolate chip cookies detergents napkins coffee and soft drinks as examples and urged action against reduced contents and hidden size changes.
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Senate
Washington
UPI
National Consumers League
Sarah H. Newman
Senate Antitrust
Prime Suspect Held In Slaying
An unidentified woman was held as a prime suspect in the kidnapping and slaying of 3 year old Andy Ashley. She was picked up in suburban Amherst in an intoxicated condition and taken to Buffalo police headquarters for questioning. Police note she has relatives in the North Buffalo area where the boy lived.
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N. Y
UPI
Andy Ashley
Amherst
Buffalo
Andy
Weather Outlook for Florida Fourth of July Weekend
The Associated Press reports Floridians can expect good weather for the Independence Day weekend with highs in the upper 80s to low 90s. Scattered showers are possible but rainfall should stay under half an inch. conditions improve after heavy midweek rains.
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Associated Press
Florida
Peninsular Florida
Piass Restaurant Serves Sarasets 38 Years Adv
The Piass Restaurant marks 38 years serving Sarasets with long time roots in the community. Regulars recall family ties and steady service as the eatery celebrates decades of local dining.
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