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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1962

Page

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Night Of Courage Revealed By 33 Sailors In Mishap

Thirty three sailors were rescued after a tanker Gem split in two off the Carolina coast. Survivors: Aldor Compasarano and Ivar Iversen among crew, one fatality Kjeile Bamberg. Rescues by Victoria and Stribling. other vessels aided including Esso Greenville and Magdolina.

Miami Fla Aldor Compasarano Ivar Iversen Harstav Norway Gem Willeh Armans Tartu Estonia Victoria Incres Line Karl Heiman Kjeile Bamberg Brooklyn N.Y Guinevere Florida Coast Guard Esso Greenville Jacksonville Rodney Strube Heather Berkingside England Luke Murtaugh New Milford N.J Mary Ann Portland Maine Provincetown Mass New Jersey

$1.5 Million Paper Fire At Pensacola Probed

A Pensacola fire at the St. Regis Paper Co warehouse burned for over three hours, destroying 8,000 tons of paper and a new two story facility. A 30 year old worker, Clyde Steinbisher, died from burns. Officials suspect an acetylene torch sparked the blaze. damage estimated over 3 million dollars.

Pensacola Pensacola, Fla UPI St. Regis Paper Co Clyde Steinbisher St. Regis Here

Homecoming Set For Gary Powers

Wise Virginia officials from seven towns and local groups agreed to host a modest homecoming for U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers. Powers was released by the Russians February 10 after nearly three years in prison following his crashed over Soviet territory. Civic leader Sol Cury said there is no hostility and that speeches may occur, though events will be simple due to short notice.

Wise UPI Francis Gary Powers Wise County County Chamber of Commerce County Supervisors Clinch Valley College Sol Cury Norton Cury Central Intelligence Agency Powers

Fort Polk May Face Senate Investigation

Fort Polk in Polk Parish Louisiana appears headed for an inquiry by Senator John Stennis chairman of the Senate preparedness subcommittee after Lt Col Evan Tumlinson charged his troops lacked equipment to train properly. Tumlinson was relieved of command and reassigned to another unit. Stennis said the matter warranted a firsthand look and Commissioned an investigator to precede him.

Ft, Polk, la UPI John Stennis D - Miss Stennis Tumlinson

Cuba's National Board mirrors Soviet style politics

The 25 member National Board with 10 key Communists advances a Soviet model reorganization of Cuban politics. Fidel Castro heads the board as head of a to be named United Party of the Cuban Socialist Revolution. Juan Marinello is absent due to his Havana University post. Cuban refugees in Mexico report Castroite militia members form a group to defend Fidel against the Communists. They say Castro is a figurehead while Communists hold power.

Havana UPI Fidel Castro United Party of the Cuban Socialist Revolution Cuba Juan Marinello Havana University Mexico Fidel Castro

Communist Editor Given Jail Term for Contempt

UPI reports James E. Jackson editor in chief of The Worker a Communist newspaper was sentenced to six months in jail for contempt of court in Washington. He refused to answer federal grand jury questions despite immunity offer. He begins serving Monday joining Philip Bart who received six months for similar conduct.

Washington UPI The Worker Alexander Holtzoff James E. Jackson Brookly N. Y Holtzoff Jackson Communist Party Philip Bart

Pageant Week Kicks Off in Sarasota With Diverse Shows

The Sarasota pageant begins at Warm Mineral Springs at 2 30 p m with a variety show featuring local acts led by George Devlin and Ella Peter. Miss Sarasota contest events run through the week including talent showcases, a Tuesday night beauty pageant, judges such as Early Wynn and Tony Lee Scott, and prize parades.

Sarasota Warm Mineral Springs South County Spa George Devlin Ed Warner Paul Taylor Pete Peterson Pil Gange Hubert Young Ann Lackey Ella Peter South Sarasota County George Millar Robert Chable Ron Giraldi Sarasota Junior Chamber of Commerce Sherry Grimes Giraldi Tony Lee Scott Sarasota Terrace Hotel Early Wynn White Sox al Buell Dorsey Whittingon Kitty Emerson Maas Well Purmort Municipal Auditorium James Neville Ronnie Stancil Arthur Smith Music Company City Pier Joe Cash

Federal Aid Promised Five States After Massive Winter Storms

The Eastern Seaboard faces federal disaster relief as five states receive presidential designation for public facility aid. Private homeowners in six states gain SBA loans, while 17 counties across four states seek emergency credit for farmers. Red Cross opens relief hubs in Wilmington and Manteo as New Jersey endures $100 million plus damage and at least 12 deaths.

Associated Press Kennedy Georgia New England Miami Beach Small Business Administration Agriculture Department Virginia Delaware New Jersey New York Maryland American Red Cross Wilmington Del Manteo N.C

Liz and Eddie Flee To Villa Amid Marriage Rumors

Elizabeth Taylor and Eddie Fisher hid behind villa walls in Rome as reports claim their marriage, solemnized May 12 1959 in Las Vegas, may be unraveling. Fisher's spokesman and Taylor's attorney dismissed the rumors as false while Rome papers drum up renewed talk citing Los Angeles reports and manager Kurt Frings.

Liz Eddie Villa Rome Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher Fisher Richard Burton Marc Antony Miss Taylor Robert Abrahms Abrahms Los Angeles Herald-Examiner Las Vegas Kurt Frings

Smokers Question Pleasure of Smoking in Survey

In Phoenix, Dr. Daniel Horn of the American Cancer Society cites a survey of 2,000 people showing 58 percent of smokers find smoking a pleasure but do not feel it is worth the cost. The report links cigarette use to lung cancer and notes most in this group regard smoking as a harmful habit.

Phoenix Ariz Daniel Horn American Cancer Society

Jackie Hailed By Italian Fans

Jacqueline Kennedy arrived in Rome for a 38 hour visit and audience with Pope John XXIII. The First Lady, called America’s queen, met Italian President Giovanni Gronchi and later visited U.S. Ambassador Reinhardt’s residence.

Rome Jacqueline Kennedy America John XXIII India Pakistan New York Leonardo da Vinci U.S Lee Radziwell Secret Service

JFK Yacht Cruise Before Democratic Fundraiser Speech

President Kennedy plans a Honey Fitz cruise before a Saturday night Democratic dinner in Miami Beach. About 3,000 party members expected for a $100 plate event to raise roughly $300,000, showcase party unity in a GOP-leaning state, and launch Sen. George Smathers toward a third Senate term. Anti Castro refugees urge a show of thanks for U S aid and sympathy.

Miami Beach Kennedy Honey Fitz George A. Smathers Smathers Senate Miami U.S

Hobson Files as Republican Candidate for Hospital Board

S. Alfred Hobson a 34 year Sarasota County resident filed as a Republican candidate for the Sarasota County Hospital Board. The business consultant seeking faster fairer service and larger facilities cites needs including South County access and improved emergency treatment. He is a Navy WWI veteran, husband of four, and former County Commissioner nominee.

S. Alfred al) Hobson Sarasota County Friday Sarasota County Hospital Board Third Street Hospital Hobson George Washington University The University of Tampa Florida State University Delta Sigma Pi Honorary Business Fraternity Republican Party League of Sarasota Republican Club National Society of Public Accountants Republican Executive Committee

Generous Sarasota man seeks giant loaned flag for Navy Band event

Earl Seaney asked THE NEWS to help find a backdrop flag for the U S Navy Band performance at the auditorium on March 14. He reported many calls after the story, and a 10 by 21 foot flag loan is being sought from John Engles.

Sarasotan Earl Seaney U. S. Navy Seaney John Engles

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Escambia County Gary Powers Financial Fort Polk Grim East Coast West Virginia Jackie JFK S. A. Hobson Hospital Board A. Hobson Tiu Kent S. McKinley Vicki Ginny Elizabeth Alexander Mama Pappa Mr. McKinley Ash Wing Wing Maude Taylor Wyndall Everett William Tiu Forest Lake Drive Bob Brown
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