Eisenhower Signs Doctrine Backing Middle East Military Aid
President Eisenhower signed the Eisenhower Doctrine at the White House vowing U S readiness to use forces to resist Communist aggression in the Middle East. The measure allows up to 200 million dollars in foreign aid funds for military and economic projects through July 1. Retired Rep James P Richards will head a mission to brief nations and report back to the White House.
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Play Ball Opener Sets Stage For Tigers Red Sox Clash
Detroit and Boston meet at Payne Park at 1 30 p m in Sarasota for the Grapefruit League opener. Al Kaline and Harvey Kuenn lead a powerful Tiger lineup against Mike Higgins Boston rosters with Gene Mauch Billy Consolo and Frank Malzone in key infield roles.
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Body of Parrish Woman Found North of Town
The body of Mrs. Gettis A. Lee, who with her husband vanished from their Parrish home Thursday night, was found north of Parrish this morning. No details of the death were immediately available. Earlier story referenced on page 9.
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Portland Mayor Sought for Lie Detector Test
Senate investigators sought to arrange a lie detector test for Portland Mayor Terry D. Schrunk after he denied taking a $500 payment from a gambler. Schrunk favored FBI testing. witnesses claim he received the money after raiding a gambling house.
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Snow Pelt Hits Northeast Causing Slips and Delays
Snow and rain battered the region with up to six inches of snow in parts of upper New York and nine inches in central mountains. Police reported numerous minor accidents on slippery highways but no fatalities. Albany and New York City saw mixed precipitation while eastern Pennsylvania experienced rain and New Jersey and West Virginia faced nighttime rainfall and travel disruptions.
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Hawkins Attorneys Weigh Next Legal Step in UF Law Case
In Tallahassee special attorneys for Virgil Hawkins report plans to pursue the next move after the Florida Supreme Court refused to order Hawkins’ immediate admission to the University of Florida Law School. The court invoked states rights over the U.S. Supreme Court ruling, and said it would revisit the matter when Hawkins can show admission won’t cause public mischief.
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Counselor cites potential positive effect of juvenile name law
County juvenile counselor Lynn Silvertooth says publication of names for second offenders could embarrass parents and spur stricter supervision. He adds that repeat delinquents have been brought before authorities, implying heightened parental accountability.
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Beaux Arts Ball Lights up Municipal Auditorium Tonight
The ninth annual Beaux Arts Ball occurs at Municipal Auditorium with lavish costumes and a theme highlighting Sarasota's winter season. Hosts Mr and Mrs are listed among organizers as events unfold this evening.
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Students Seek Return as Alcorn A&M Boycott Eases
In Alcorn Mississippi the boycott shows a possible end as up to 95 students, including education seniors, seek reentry. Some signed final withdrawals while the all white State College Board met in Jackson to decide keeping the college open amid protests over professor Clennon King and segregation articles.
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Jewel Thief At Police Lineup Raises Tense Moments
Reporter describes tense moments at a police lineup involving a jewel thief. Details on the confrontation and reactions are outlined, with emphasis on the procedural atmosphere and public interest.
Minnie Mermaid Seeks Nine Innings At Red Sox Opener
Minnie Mermaid jokes about joining the crowd for the Red Sox opener hoping wind and rain stay away. Northwest winds expected with temperatures around 61.5 today and mild conditions for the game delay risk.
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