Kiernan Accuses Shockey in Venice Police Dispute
Venice city council session erupts as Mayor Kiernan accuses Police Chief John Shockey of misdeeds while demanding his layoff. Shockey faces absence as he plans to escort school safety patrols to Washington. with only three officers remaining, council debates policing costs and city safety.
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Washington
Manatee County
Smyth Brohard
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Egypt warned arms flow to Israel could push Cairo to buy from Communists
Egyptian Ambassador Ahmed Hussein said in Washington that France and other Western powers selling arms to Israel may force Egypt to seek weapons from Communist nations. He urged the United States to halt the arms flow, highlighting Egypt’s hunger relief needs and asserting the Arab world would rebel against U.S. support for Israel. He claimed Israel’s arms edge would widen unless Western nations act.
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Sarasota police training school scheduled here
Inside The News notes a police training school planned in Sarasota with page 9 reference. other items include a new county building code effective date and a jury process for North Trail widening.
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Sarasota
Four Drown As Floods Hit Texas
Raging floods sweep across Texas with at least four dead. Brownwood sees up to 12 inch rainfall and six foot floodwaters at the Lake Brownwood Dam spillway, prompting evacuations of about 250 residents. The Trinity River flood stage is threatened near Dallas as storms move eastward. A school bus tragedy near Lometa claims Billy Edburg, 12, amid multiple flood and tornado incidents across the state.
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Dulles Plans NATO Policy Push in Paris
Secretary of State Dulles arrived in Paris to press for a renewed NATO policy. He landed at Orly aboard a Special Air Force plane with his wife, and indicated he would speak on French radio.
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Defense Moves For Acquittal In Graham Case
James L Kilgallen reports the defense will seek dismissal or a directed verdict after the prosecution rests in the Graham murder trial tied to the United Airlines crash that killed 44 people including Mrs. Daisie EB. King. Prosecutor Bert Keating aims to finish presenting witnesses in a few days.
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Segregation Backer Tops Folsom In Alabama Vote
In Birmingham an unofficial tally shows a segregation advocate defeats Gov Folsom for national committeeman as bitterness over integration and school desegregation looms. Senator Lister Hill wins U S Senate race over John Crommelin with 139,301 to 73,484 votes across 1,827 boxes.
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Marines Name Ex Hero To Direct Parris Island Overhaul
The Marine Corps appoints a Congressional Medal of Honor recipient to supervise a major overhaul of training at Parris Island. The move follows reports of alcohol influence during earlier duties.
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Warren Charges Campaign Violation
Warren accuses road chairman Wilbur E. Jones and road board member Al Rogero of Clearwater of actively campaigning for Collings in violation of state election laws. He contends state law bars officials from using authority to influence a primary election.
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Democrats Debate Farm Bill With Eisenhower in Mind
House Democrats push a farm bill they say would satisfy President Eisenhower and avert a veto. A key provision allows up to 500 million dollars this year to farmers who phase out cash crops in 1957. Republicans seek added payment authority and other changes, signaling a new partisan floor clash. Debate begins today with votes expected tomorrow.
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Hammarskjold Secures Israel Delay on River Project
Dag Hammarskjold won Israel's promise to delay the Jordan River irrigation work to pressure Syria into an unconditional cease fire. He planned talks with Syrian Premier Said Gazzi and possible trips to Jordan, Lebanon, Egypt, and Rome to push the truce plan and secure Arab backing.
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French Kill 207 Rebels in 48 Hours of Fight in Algeria
French forces report the loss of 207 Algerian rebels killed and 14 French soldiers dead in intense clashes over the last two days. The fiercest battle took place in the wooded mountains northwest of Algiers as authorities wage counterinsurgency operations.
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Ike Attends Barkley Funeral Rites in Washington
President Eisenhower and a host of officials joined public mourners at Foundry Methodist Church for the funeral of Senator Alben W Barkley former vice president. The service was led by Rev Frederick Brown Harris with the Senate chaplain presiding as rain fell outside.
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Eisenhower
Alben W. Barkters
Supreme Court
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Kentucky
Truman
Frederick Brown’ Harris
Senate
Weather Back In Old Rut More Sun Clouds Rain
Sarasota area forecast calls for partly cloudy and warm conditions through Thursday with highs around 85 and lows near 64 to 69. Winds become light, with scattered showers and thunderstorms expected this afternoon and again Thursday, including the Tallahassee region.
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Tallahassee
Arms Deliveries To Egypt By Reds
Cairo reports that communist Czechoslovakia completed arms deliveries to Egypt under a September agreement with Premier Gamal Abdel Nasser. The $100 million deal leaves Egypt free to obtain more arms on demand, with observers noting submarines and MiG-15 jets among the supplied equipment.
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