Tuesday Deadline Set For Orient Tour
The Sarasota adventures team announces a Tuesday cutoff for intent to join the second SARA SOTA NEWS Friendship Tour in April. Haynes Travel Bureau and THE NEWS coordinate passport visa needs and final plans, offering a richer Siam itinerary and optional Osaka fair with meals outside Honolulu at a small extra cost. Interested travelers should call RI 7-2114 or RI 7-2101.
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Three Years On We Still Seek Lee Case Clues
On the third anniversary of Gettis Lee’s murder near Parrish, state officials say no progress deciphers the crime. FBI and local authorities pursued leads including Puerto Rican workers and bolita rings, but no motive or body identification has emerged. Mrs. Elizabeth Lee remains hopeful for answers before death.
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Baden
Assurance Of Strength Hailed By GOP Here
At a Holiday Inn fund raiser over 300 Republicans applauded as William E. Miller urged voters to choose strong national defense. He argued Democrats risked freedoms by favoring paternalism and criticized 1945 51 missile spending while praising SAC bases and Polaris submarines to deter the Soviets.
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Sarasota News
Joint Meet Planned By Insurance Groups
Insurance Women of Sarasota and the Sarasota Association of Independent Insurance Agents plan a joint meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m at the New Terrace Hotel. Robert Foster district manager of the Florida Inspection and Rating Bureau of Tampa will discuss changes in fire extended coverage and windstorm rate manuals. All agents and their employees are urged to attend.
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Grocer Cleared of Fireworks Charge at City Court
Chadwick's Food Shop proprietor Sam Chadwick was found not guilty after attorney Trudy Hazen moved to dismiss the case on a technicality. Police charged illegal sale of fireworks after a pistol cap exploded in a student's mouth. Chadwick said he sold the items as T Ball Caps and did not know they were illegal.
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Longboat Key drag race injures rider. 10 boys charged
A beach motorbike drag race on Longboat Key left one boy with possible neck injuries and led to 10 boys being summoned to juvenile court on trespassing and beach driving charges. Patrolman Chuck Stowers aided the injured rider as the group assisted in the return to an awaiting ambulance. The youths named include Joseph Schmalé Floyd Moss Jr Anthony Reda John Wallace Kenneth Anderson Jr Robert Culbertson Kenneth Gomas Kenneth Forssi and Frederick Yahr.
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LaTosca
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39Th St
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Belvoir Floyd
John W. Wallace
Central Ave
Kenneth H. Anderson Jr
Robert K. Culbertson
49Th St
Kenneth Gomas
Kenneth Forssi
Valencia
Frederick H. Yahr
Alice Rd
Weather Brief Fair and Cold Across Region
The notice reports fair and cold conditions with full details available on page 2. The page 34 note mentions a title table. No further adverse weather is indicated.
Explosions Hit Havana Docks After French Ship Blows Up
A blast rocked Havana waterfront amid a French munitions ship explosion with heavy casualties. Cuban officials accuse saboteurs based in the United States as President Cortines declares 24 hours of mourning and Fidel Castro attends a mass burial with cabinet members. An estimated 50 plus dead and up to 170 injured are reported as labor strikes sweep the country.
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Sailor Circus Tent Payoff Boosted by Local Efforts
Connie Rice launched a drive on Sarasota Speaks with THE SARASOTA NEWS to clear the remaining 2500 dollars of debt on the Sailor Circus big blue and white tent. The Sailor Circus Booster Club formed a year and a half ago to raise about 10000 dollars for rent, with 2500 still unpaid. Residents in trailer parks and cooperative apartments are urged to solicit funds and call Rice to arrange pickup.
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Giant Balloon Marks Site Of Gay Parade Of Homes
A 10 foot helium balloon will mark the start of this year's Parade of Homes in Sarasota. Mil dred Campbell will release it at noon Saturday signaling the nine day exhibition from Municipal Auditorium to Phillippi Gardens. About 20 000 visitors are expected daily from 2 to 9 pm to view 75 model homes and 65 exhibit booths in a circus tent with building industry products. Demonstrations include a home closed circuit TV and the live Sarasota Speaks radio program with Connie Rice. Participating builders include Action Construction Alliance Construction Arnold and Healey Bouffard and Farmer Thomas Cosentino Farrell Development Guill Lyons Imperatore Hiram E Kelley W Dewey Kennell Pawer Eddie Wentzel Jr.
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Mildred Campbell
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Phillippi Gardens
Bayshore Gardens Homes Priced From $10,790 to $16,500
Morning to night opening at Bayshore Gardens on US 41 offers homes priced from 10 790 to 16 500. A new shopping center is noted with a call to visit today or tonight.
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