ZIP Code Plan Promises Faster Mail Delivery
A historical excerpt explains ZIP Code basics and benefits for individuals, households, and large mailers. It notes two digit zone designations, faster routing by clerk recognition of the code, and potential direct dispatch from post offices to transit hubs to bypass multiple handling steps.
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Secional
Budget sharpens as Republicans and county board review Sarasota savings
Gernhard vows a strict review of taxes and budgets under Republican commissioners and the county board. The Bradenton Road project delay by County Commission Chairman Parker shifts to a Tuesday reschedule to align city and county leaders. The aim is a $255000 bid, about $30000 over estimates, for the interchange project with city commissions citing budget realism.
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Sarasota
County Commission
Parker
John Son Warren
Voters of Sarasota and Manatee Counties Noted in List
A dated voter or precinct list shows residents from Sarasota and Manatee counties with names addresses and page dates June 29 and June 30 1963. Included are Charlotte Boyle Michael Molketin Linda Reigsigperger Wendy Patton Randy Altman Sheri Reiff Dale Ann Taylor Morris Morton Griggs Kent Olsen Craig Griffin James W Adams Timmy McCurry Judith Rudd Douglas LeRoy Barker Tracy Worley Kathy Anne Scott Terry Lyn Eady and others listed with street addresses in Bradenton Venice Samoset and surrounding areas.
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Sarasota County
Charlotte Boyle
Leeta Lane
Michael L. Molketin
Nutmeg
Linda Reigsigperger
Helene St
Wendy Patton
Hibiscus
Randy Altman
Webber
Manatee County
Sheri Reiff
56Th Ave
Terr. E
Bradenton
Dale Ann Taylor
27Th Ave. W
Morris Morton Griggs
Samoset
Tracy Worley
Box
Kathy Anne Scott
16Th Ave
Terry Lyn Eady
1St Ave
Birthday Editor in Bradenton Morning News
A notice from The Bradenton Morning News announces a birthday editor role and previews forthcoming celebratory segments, inviting reader engagement and local event coverage for upcoming birthdays.
Leone To Greet Kennedy On Italy Visit
Premier Giovanni Leone prepared for a two day stay as President Kennedy was set to visit Rome. Officials mapped final arrangements and welcomed the U.S. leader amid ongoing government reshuffles and formal ceremonies.
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Rome
UPI
Giovanni Leone
Kennedy
Tito’s Yugoslavia: admired leader yet wary of bureaucrats
The article portrays Tito as a beloved Yugoslav leader who freed the country in World War I and presided over economic growth. It notes discontent with surrounding bureaucrats and describes Yugoslavia as West-leaning in trade while maintaining Kremlin ties after Hungary 1956. U.S. embassy staff promote this view to editors and the public.
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Trymen
Yugoslavia
Tito
Kremlin
Jon
Pet
Spee Jones
Khrushchev
Council For Economic Mutual Assistance
Europe
West
America
Russia
Hungary
U. 8
Commie
U. S
Food Store Holdup Suspects Sought After Armed Thefts
Report details an armed robbery at a food store with a pump gun. The leader threatened a woman in a phone booth and seized cash, then fled as officers were alerted at 10 19 p m. No injuries are confirmed. investigators pursue the suspects.
Five Mile Hike Unwinds Sarasota Gas Bus Driver
Mary, a Sarasota gas bus driver, relaxes after work with a five mile hike from her home at 2710 Robinson Ave through Forest Lakes to the South Tamiami Trail and back. She calls out street names during service even off hours, helping neighbors and riders while keeping her schedule.
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Joan Cullers
Mary
Hubert
Loma Linda
Robinson Ave
Forest Lakes
Tamiami Trail
Robinson Street
Sarasota
Khrushchev says U.S. strength changes in world relations
In Moscow Premier Khrushchev told a crowd that growing Communist strength has impressed President Kennedy and altered power dynamics. He cautioned that this does not indicate a new era in Soviet American relations, but noted the significance of the shift.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Weather Relief In Northeast As Heat Eases
The Northeast may see relief from extreme heat as a wave of Canadian air moves in. Sarasota forecaster Hollis Bacon predicts partly cloudy skies with scattered beach showers, then inland rain this afternoon. Winds turn southerly 5 to 16 mph, with gusts near shower zones. Temperatures rise to upper 80s today and near 73 by Sunday morning.
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York City
Sarasota
Hollis Bacon
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