Motherwell Faces Execution Move After Conviction In Widow's Death
Ex St. Petersburg officer David Schier, jailed in Sarasota on Tyree's burglary, is charged with two more armed robberies in Tampa and Sarasota. Tampa police tie the Big Barn Food Center holdup to Schier after witnesses identify him. Sarasota reports an A&P store robbery with a nickel plated revolver. Authorities set bonds and pursue circuit court trial for the Tyree's case.
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Tyree’s
Sarasota
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Tampa
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Sota
Azar
Arthur Johnson
Schier
Ralph Mills
Big Barn Food Center
E. Broadway
Mills
Palmetto
Tyree
A&p
Internal War Declared as Argentine Police Round Up Peronists
Army backed police in Argentina declared internal war and raided Peronist hangouts amid a nationwide crackdown led by President Frondizi. Reports said hundreds were seized, with ex-Foreign Minister Ildefonso Cavagna and youth leader Hector Lago Marsino among the prisoners. A grave emergency decree places terrorists under military trial with possible death penalties.
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UPI
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New Terrorist Movement
Arturo Frondizi
Argentina
Peron
State Takes Up Other Killings
Downieville California AP report on Larry Lord Motherwell, convicted of Pearl Putney murder in 1958, facing possible death sentence again as prosecutors pursue death penalty for alleged murders of his second wife Sarah and their mongoloid child Heather. Evidence largely circumstantial. defense notes lack of direct proof.
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Washington, D.C
Sierra County
Pearl Putney
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Motherwell
Sarah
Heather
Clydesdale Place
Washington
Grand Opening at Carolina Estates in Sarasota
The notice promotes a grand opening at Carolina Estates in Sarasota on Sunday March 20 from 9 AM to 5 PM. Frazier Smith Construction Co invites visitors to explore 10 models and enjoy free gifts at this convenient location.
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Carolina Estates
Tornado Hits Plant City Airport Destroys Hangars
A tornado struck the Plant City airport injuring none and destroying two hangars. Several airplanes were inside the hangars as heavy rain hail and gusty winds affected central Florida. The Miami Weather Bureau warned of twisters with gusts up to 75 mph and ordered small craft warnings along Gulf and Atlantic coasts.
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Cedar Key
Atlantic Coast
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Ponce de Leon Inlet
Governor Collins speaks at Lakeland FSC Diamond Jubilee
Gov LeRoy Collins delivered the keynote at the Lakeland Civic Center lunch marking Florida Southern College and Lakeland’s 75th anniversary. He warned of racial discord and Communist influence, urged unity and democracy, and praised Florida’s diverse economy and space progress.
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LeRoy Collings
New Civic Center
Florida Southern College
Lakeland
Florida
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NAACP
America
Gov. Collins
Eire's Greetings For St Patrick's Day Issued Abroad
The message, describing Irish unity and cultural goals, invites kith and kin abroad to join in St Patrick's Day greetings. It stresses national unity, regional harmony, language restoration, and a forthcoming study on language policy, hoping for peace and future strength in Ireland.
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Ireland
Guim Rath de Agus Na Feile Padraig' Oraibh
St. Patrick's
Rescuers Search for 5 Miners Trapped in West Virginia Mine
Rescue teams faced despair as they continued the eight day hunt for five miners missing at Holden No 22 mine in Logan County. Thirteen bodies were recovered, found huddled in a rock strewn tunnel three miles from the pithead, with officials saying all others are presumed dead.
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Logan
W. Va
UPI
Holden No. 22
Salvation Army
West Virginia
Crawford L. Wilson
Island Creek Coal Co
Raymond Salvati
Soviet Union and Allies Propose Major Armament Cuts
At the East West disarmament talks the Soviet Union proposed trimming armed forces to 1.7 million for the USSR and China and the United States and 650 000 for France and Britain within 12 to 18 months. The plan is part of a four year disarmament drive backed by Nikita Khrushchev. Western leaders dismissed Khrushchev's broader plan as impractical and labeled rival proposals as meaningless.
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UPI
China
United States
Russia
Valerian Zorin
France
Britain
Zorin
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Khrushchev
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