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Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1957

Page

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Gulf Oil Joins Price War in Sarasota Area

Gulf Oil joined a regional price war, allowing dealers in Sarasota to sell regular at 26.9 cents a gallon with the company absorbing most of the cut. Major firms sought division office permission while independents had already slashed prices to 24.9 cents, sparking brisk business as Shell and Sun stations matched lower rates.

Gulf Oil Co Sarasota A. W. Knapp Gulf Oil Here Tampa Bradenton U.S 301 Shell Oil Co Sun Oil Co 17Th Street 301 Shell

Stassen Role Reviewed by Senate on Foreign Policy

Sen. Humphrey says he will summon Secretary Dulles and Sen. Flanders argues Stassen’s activities may hinder disarmament aims. The Republican conference backs under secretary supervision, urging unified policy under Dulles.

Washington Sen Humphrey D-Minn State Dulles

March Blasts Chill Minnie

Minnie Mermaid laments wind and storm warnings from a distant front. The forecast predicts lingering clouds and showers through tomorrow as temperatures register near 69.5 degrees with a 29.90 barometer reading.

Israel Gives Go Ahead On Gaza Withdrawal Accord

Cairo reports say Nasser favors a new plan to break the Suez Canal deadlock by forming an international canal users company to receive tolls for maintenance. The move follows a thaw between Cairo and Washington after Saud’s U S talks, with Menon due in Cairo and Egypt’s parliamentary elections anticipated after Israeli withdrawal.

Israel Gaza Cairo INS Gamal Abdel Nasser Suez Canal Authoritative U. N Dag Gulf of Aqaba Washington Saud Saudi Arabia U.S Nasser Y. V. Kisselev Moscow Fahd Ibn Saud U. S India Krishna Menon Menon Egypt Anthony Nutting

Beck Fails To Turn Over Personal Records

Teamsters President Dave Beck in Europe has not submitted his personal financial records to the Senate committee investigating labor racketeering. Committee counsel Robert F. Kennedy said no contact has been made by Beck's representatives. West Coast President Frank Brewster of Seattle will testify next week as Beck fights to cooperate. hearings aim to probe ties between union bosses and underworld figures in Oregon.

Washington INS Teamsters Dave Beck Senate Committee Robert F. Kennedy Beck Europe Kennedy Frank W. Brewster Seattle John McClellan Arkansas Democrat United States Vienna Austria McClellan Portland Oregon Brewster James B Big Jim) Elkins Stanley G. Terry

Autopsy Finds Natural Causes in Death of Missing Girl

Autopsy in Bellmawr New Jersey concluded four year old Mary Jane Barker died of starvation or fright with no signs of suffocation or abuse. Coroner Robert J. Blake noted the autopsy cannot determine exact cause or duration of death as organs were sent to a state lab. Police chief Edward Garrity says the child was likely taken to the unoccupied house recently after two searches failed to locate her.

Bellmawr N.J INS Mary Jane Barker Maria Freitta New House Barker Camden County Robert J. Blake

Congress Urged to Create National Grammar Commission

Washington reports Rep Wat and allies push for a national spelling and grammar reform to standardize letters in all printed matter. The plan proposes eliminating double letters and unnecessary letters, simplifying combinations like SS E before X, and reducing alphabetic constraints without harming dictionary publishers.

Wat Grammer

Chicago Marks 120 Years Since 1837 Charter

Chicago reaches its 120th anniversary as the city celebrates a charter date of March 4 1837 and notes its growth from a 10 square mile area to a much larger expanse as it marks the milestone.

Chicago

Quiz champ Knadler answer questions continues on page 7

News brief notes Theodore Knadler as quiz champion with continuation on page 7. It mentions Cortez Bridge opening to link Bradenton and its resort island with details on page 9. It also notes Billy Klaus and Sammy White signing with the Red Sox while two players remain unsigned, details on page 10.

Theodore Knadler Cortez Bradenton Billy Klaus Sammy White Red Sox

Grace Coolidge in serious condition at Cooley Dickinson

Mrs Grace Coolidge wife of former President Calvin Coolidge, age 78, remains seriously ill in Northampton Massachusetts at Cooley Dickinson Hospital. She is treated for a combined heart and kidney ailment.

Northampton Mass Mns Grace Coolidge Calvin Coolidge Cooley Dickinson Hospital

Ben-Gurion orders immediate Israeli Gaza withdrawal

Premier David Ben-Gurion authorized an immediate pullout of Israeli troops from the Gaza Strip and the Gulf of Aqaba coast. He directed army chief Moshe Dayan to meet UN force commander Burns to discuss withdrawal steps and sought clarifications from the United States amid coalition tensions.

Moshe Dayan E. L. M. Burns U.N Golda Meir Rene Gurion Israel United States United Nations

Juvenile trio found hiding after break ins in Sarasota Springs

Three youngsters aged 11, 10 and 6 were found hiding under a bed after police tied them to several break ins at 2385 Bahia Vista and nearby homes in Sarasota Springs. The oldest boy admitted past burglaries and said the group planned to travel to Massachusetts to relatives. They face a hearing with the county juvenile counselor and their parents.

Daniel Meurin MaclIndosh Road Sarasota Springs Earl Parker Jack Lever Bahia Vista Sarasota Springs Massachusetts

Iron Curtain Is Backdrop Of Athletes' Wedding Plans

In Berlin two Olympic champions await Prague's approval to wed. US hammer throw champion Connolly and Olga Fikotova, Czech discus winner, met at Melbourne and plan marriage if permitted. Connolly, 25, intends to marry in Prague once consent is granted.

Berlin Ins Czechoslovakia Prague U. S Connolly Olga Fikotova Boston

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Gulf Comeee Ss Ee Ee Stassen Sen. Flanders R-Vi State Department of Stassen Eisenhower Secrees Dulles Joe Congres Nashunal Grammer Comishun Rep Knot Wood Sex Hagen Dikshonary Publishers Biznes U.5 Inside the News Ben-Gurion Burns Knesset Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge Gaza Strip Oan Dayan Withdra Harold Connolly Fikotova Olga
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