Scientist studies shark vision at Cape Haze Marine Lab
Dr Eugenie Clark at Cape Haze Marine Laboratory on Siesta Key pleased with Friday’s catches, including a large lemon shark and a four foot brown shark. Capt. Oleg Farrer collects specimens for experiments, with Clark planning papers and talks at Honolulu congress.
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Rabies Watch As Boy Undergoes Late Treatment
Three year old Teddy Lee Loyd Jr. is treated for potential rabies after a dog bite near Bradenton. Health officials and doctors monitor him as the fatal disease looms, with the dog’s carcass tested too late to determine rabies exposure.
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Florida Lawmakers Back 1.15 Wage Bill Vote Split
In Washington the House approved a 216 203 minimum wage bill after defeating a administration backed compromise. Seven Florida congressmen voted yes while others opposed. Reps Bennett Haley Harlong Matthews participated among the tally.
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SEATO to consider action in Laos after cease fire deadline
Eight SEATO members United States Britain France New Zealand Australia Philippines Pakistan and Thailand may authorize military steps if the Communist side rejects a cease fire by the ministerial meeting. Advisers prepared plans ranging from more aid to possible SEATO troop involvement while awaiting Moscow’s response.
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Laos War Crisis escalates as Khrushchev nears reply
The United States tightens posture around Laos amid Western hopes for a cease fire proposal to end the civil war. Khrushchev's decision remains pending as Nehru and SEATO discuss verification and possible international mediation. Pro-Western Laos Premier reports Red forces neared Vientiane and appeals for more U.S. aid amid Soviet air lift support.
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Kennedy Defeat Ends Wage Bill Victory Run
President Kennedy suffers a political setback as the House passes a $1.15 minimum wage bill, down from his $1.25 proposal. The measure covers 24 million workers now under the wage law, with limited overtime rules and narrowly excluding some workers. Kennedy seeks a 25 cent rise to $1.25 over 28 months and broader coverage, a policy retreat from his initial plan.
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Living Costs Rise as Inflation Glides to Seasonal Peak
UPI reports Labor Department economists expect living costs to climb to new mid-summer peaks despite flat unemployment. CPI rose slightly last month from December high, driven by higher medical care and grocery prices with premiums for hospital insurance and fruit costs lifting the average ten dollar basket. Deputy commissioner Robert J. Myers projects price stability in the near term as food costs ease seasonally.
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1961 Pageant of Homes at Gulf Gate
Advertises the 1961 Pageant of Homes and furniture fashions at Gulf Gate along U S 41 near Stickney Point Road. Homes priced from 10 995 to 19 995 with peers and fashion displays noted.
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Kennedy requests flood control funds for 19 new projects
President Kennedy said his public works budget for fiscal 1962 will include about 9.99 million dollars to start construction of 19 new navigation and flood control projects. The request also includes a total 22.39 million dollars for related purposes.
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UPI
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Hurricane hunter planes to be based in Florida by August
Secretary Hodges told the Institute that at least three additional hurricane hunter planes will be deployed from Florida by August. He said the aircraft will use the same top equipment as the Oklahoma tornado area planes used earlier this month.
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Secretary of Commerce
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Oklahoma
Weather Eye Local Forecast Fair and Mild Through Sunday
Weather Eye reports a fair mild forecast through Sunday. Highs reach 75 to 80 degrees with night lows in the upper 50s. North and northeast winds around 10 to 15 mph.
County Beach Acquisition Near Nokomis Closes at 44 000
The county completed the purchase of 198 to 200 feet of southern Nokomis Beach for 44000 from East Coast Fisheries. This sale marks the first phase of a program to expand public beach access for the county’s growing population. A second large purchase, about 1100 feet near Siesta Key, is planned from the Azar family.
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Reds Orbit Then Land Spaceship
The Soviet Union fired a spaceship into orbit around the earth and then landed it safely on Soviet soil. Moscow Radio reported the fifth Soviet spaceship satellite was put into orbit on March 25, 1961 and landed on Soviet territory on command from Earth.
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Finch Jury Deliberates on Saturday in Murder Case
Los Angeles jurors in the Finch Tregoff murder case decide to work through the weekend. Dr R Bernard Finch and Carole Tregoff are charged with shooting Barbara Jean in July 1959. The 12 jurors have deliberated 10 hours over two days under Judge David Coleman.
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UPI
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Carole Tregoff
Barbara Jean
David Coleman
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Dongold
Daily Variety
Kensington Park 1961 Cavaleagdq Homes Open Center
Kensington Park unveils a 14 acre center open from dawn to dusk for the Cavaleagdq of Homes. Prices listed at 11 960 dollars with 375 dollars down.
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