France Captures OAS Leader Jouhaud in Algeria Uprising
In Algiers a street battle erupts after the capture of former Gen Edmond Jouhaud and three aides in Oran. French forces jailed Jouhaud in Paris as European extremists rally, prompting violent demonstrations that leave at least 15 dead and about 40 wounded.
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Algeria
UPI
Edmond Jouhaud
OAS
Jouhaud
Oran
Paris
War Memorial
Baib-el-Oued
Kennedy urges 600 million public works plan for jobless
President Kennedy asks Congress for a 600 million immediate public works program to create jobs in areas with high unemployment. He seeks prompt enactment of both the immediate and a 2 billion standby program, urged by labor leaders, with officials presenting the plan to the House Public Works Committee.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
House Public Works Committee
White House
Joseph S. Clark Jr
D-Pa
John A. Blatnik
D-Minn
Arthur J. Goldberg
Abraham Ribicoff
David E. Bell
Walter Heller
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Kermit Gordon
Florida Leaders Split On Supreme Court Reapportionment Ruling
Florida lawmakers and leaders reacted to the U S Supreme Court ruling on Tennessee voting rights with warnings of court overreach. Senator Wilson Carraway and Rep Mallory Horne urged caution noting potential litigation and disruption to state balance of powers. Gov Farris Bryant planned study before comment as DadeCounty rep George Hollahan saw improved bargaining for urban areas. Advocates argued current apportionment undercounts populous counties with 14 percent of the population electing a senate majority.
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Associated Press
Florida
U. S. Supreme Court
Wilson Carraway
Mallory Horne
Tallahassee
U.S. Supreme Court
Tennessee
Farris Bryant
Dade County
George Hollahan
Supreme Court
Senate
Brennan
Nashville
Special Court
Felix Frankfurter
John M. Mahan
Charles Evans Whittaker
General Assembly
Florida celery crop sets new state record in 1946
Florida growers report a windfall as 300000 crates of celery were shipped from 11 Florida growers last week, the largest in state history. Fancee Farms owner Pat Ferlise notes 10000 crates weekly to northern markets and the season totals reach 75000 crates. Cabbage shipments run 4000 crates weekly with 20000 crates processed this year. Prices have doubled from 250 to 500 per crate, driven by poor yields in Texas and California.
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Florida
Sarasota County
Pat Ferlise
Fancee Farms
Ferlise
Fruitville
Morgan
W.E. Morgan
Texas
California
Martha Raye Collapses On Malibu Beach
Hollywood AP Martha Raye the actress collapsed from exhaustion while walking alone on Malibu beach. She was revived by a county rescue squad and treated at Malibu Emergency Hospital before being moved to Hollywood West Hospital. Doctors expect a short hospital stay.
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Hollywood
Martha Raye
Malibu
Malibu Emergency
Hollywood West Hospital
Morris Katz
Glenn Flight Boosts Education of Youth
Lt. Col. John H. Glenn Jr.’s orbital flight spurred strong interest in space among students. NASA official John Sims and grade school principals discussed efforts to meet rising questions and channel young ideas into education.
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Glenn Flight
Detroit
John H. Glenn Jr
National Assembly
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
John Sims
Sims
NASA
Glenn
Department of Elementary School Principals
National Education Association
Ice Gorges Threaten West Point Nebrasa City
Two massive ice gorges up to three miles long moved down the Elkhorn River toward West Point Nebraska threatening to flood the town and farmland. About 70 families evacuated as sandbags and emergency measures were set, and Civil Defense warned the situation could last two days.
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West Point
Neb
Elkhorn
Nebraska
Civil Defense
James Coughlin
Coughlin
Beemer
Woman Exercises Her Prerogative in Local Race Change
Ethel Iddings switched her candidacy for justice of the peace from Democrat to Republican in Lebanon Indiana. Her son Wendell Iddings, a former Lebanon city attorney, urged her to run but remains a Democrat, casting doubt on his backing after the party switch.
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Lebanon, Ind
Ethel Iddings
Justice of the Peace
Stamp collectors line up for John Glenn four stamps
Ash's Hash reports stamp collectors at post office windows for the John Glenn four stamps boosting postal revenue. Sales could reach 320 million dollars with a tidy profit for the post office, though buying was driven more by patriotism than investment. Also noted is a Sarasota Sophie who suffered a two place nose fracture recently.
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John Glenn
Uncle Sam
Post Office
Postal
Sarasota County Auto Tag Sales Top $ Million Mark
Sarasota County Tax Collector Miss Charlie Hagerman reports over $1 million in auto tag receipts since January 1. In the first two months, $952,923.48 was collected from more than 60,000 tags, with total February receipts exceeding the 1961 period by $86,540.89. Real estate and personal property totals reached 85.17 percent of the tax roll. intangible tax collection stood at 96.95 percent. Taxpayers have until April 1 to pay without penalty. after that date penalties apply.
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Sarasota County
Charlie Hagerman
Miss Hagerman
Miamians Face Arraignment in Bad Check Case
Two Miami men faced arraignment in Buffalo on charges of passing 350 in worthless expense vouchers at four liquor stores. Frank Graham and Arnold Schaefer were arrested after cashing and storing uncashed checks from Aluminum Company of America made out to Moore and Miller aliases. Police recovered a rubber stamp used to imitate the state seal on licenses.
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Buffalo
N.Y
UPI
Miami, Fla
Frank F. Graham
Arnold E. Schaefer
Aluminum Co. of America
Frank Moore
Paul Miller
New York State
Miller
More Speeches Block Senate's Poll Tax Vote
The Senate faced further delays in its ten day talkathon against anti poll tax measures as six or more opponents used extra speeches to stall the first vote. Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield opened the session at 9 a.m. hoping for action by tonight or Tuesday, with eight Southern senators still entitled to speeches. Despite optimism from Democratic leadership, most of the day was taken by speeches from poll tax supporters and a five hour session followed.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Saskatchewan Trials of Compulsory Medical Care
Saskatchewan government pushes a government funded compulsory medical plan amid strong doctor opposition. Officials cite high doctor incomes and plan to start next month with fixed fees and mandatory contributions, while doctors demand non compulsory insurance alternatives.
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Regina
Saskatchewan
Kennedy Returns To White House After California Trip
President Kennedy flew from March Air Force Base to Andrews Air Force Base aboard a 4 hour 22 minute flight. He traveled with his brother Robert Kennedy and then rode a helicopter to Washington. He had spent Sunday at Bing Crosby’s Palm Springs ranch and attended Sacred Heart Church in D.C.
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Washington
Kennedy
California
Andrews Air Force Base
March Air Force Base
Robert F. Kennedy
Palm Springs
Bing Crosby
Crosby
Sacred Heart Church
A. G. Edwards
God
Commercial Lots Sold At South Gate Gulf Gate
Over $650000 in commercial lots sold with parking and utilities totaling $2252. Terms begin at $225 down. See your broker for details.
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South Gate
Gulf Gate
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Katz
Miss Raye
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