Kennedy Quote Stirred Business Leaders at 1962 Chamber Meet
At the U S Chamber of Commerce convention the Kennedy quote about businessmen sparked debate over steel pricing and political influence. The World tabloid printed the line, sources attributed it to Kennedy, while White House aides denied the exact quote and offered a cautious retort.
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Ash's Hash RIVERVIEW Kittie band seeks glory at festival
Florida youth band from Riverview travels to Winchester Virginia for Apple Blossom event. They left at 9 30 am and face a long day with lunch at 4 30 pm. In Port Charlotte schools distribute weekly lunch money via labeled envelopes for track of funds. SARASOTA SOPHIE vacation mishap involves forgotten luggage.
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Florida
Winchester
Port Charlotte
Port Charlotte Bank
Millionaire Dormer Wins Football Pools in Britain
Charles Dormer, a 46 year old London businessman with truck fleets and garages, won 38 462 pounds on last weekend's football pools. He plans to donate to charity but not for expenses, noting pools are tax free in Britain and that his hobby helps him relax.
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Charles Dormer
Dormer
East End
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Voters reject parking meters in Homestead vote
Homestead residents vote 389 to 315 against parking meters and 419 to 224 against buying off street parking with city funds. City Council president William F. Dickinson may seek a legal loophole to reinstate meters.
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Miami
William F. Dickinson
Floridian Ends Service To State
TALLAHASSEE AP Asst. Atty. Gen. B. Jay Owen retires after 41 years of state service. He joined the attorney general staff in 1956 and earlier spent 30 years with the State Department of Agriculture as a chemist and inspector. He holds chemistry from the University of Florida and law from Blackstone College of Law in Chicago. He will practice law privately with his son, J. Worth Owen.
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University of Florida
Blackstone College of Law
Chicago
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Scherman Stands Put On Appeal
Former Sarasota High School principal Scherman plans to appeal to the State Board of Education to overturn the school board action removing him from continuing contract. He will pursue the normal appeals process in Tallahassee despite the board’s stance and SCEA opposition.
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Richard E. Nelson
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Sovereigns Ride Together On Royal Bus Tour In Holland
Five reigning monarchs joined Queen Juliana and Prince Bernard on a royal bus trip marking their silver wedding anniversary. Queen Elizabeth II, King Olav, the Shah of Iran, Grand Duchess Charlotte, and King Baudouin with Queen Fabiola joined the procession to Keukenhof gardens near Amsterdam along with numerous princes and princesses in a royal motorcade.
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Shah
Iran
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Keukenhof
Indiana University Names Elvis J. Stahr Jr President
Elvis J. Stahr Jr an educational administrator and secretary of the Army has been elected president of Indiana University. He will assume office July 1 succeeding Herman B Wells who led IU for 25 years. Stahr a Kentucky native has held postings at Kentucky West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh.
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Dag Hammarskjold Death Remains Unresolved by U N Probe
A five nation U N commission reports it cannot determine the cause of Dag Hammarskjold's fatal Sept 18 plane crash near Ndola Northern Rhodesia. It finds no evidence supporting sabotage attack or mechanical failure and could not ex-clude any theory, though no bullet holes or rocket damage were found.
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Africa
Geneva
Leopoldville
Moslem Riot After Algerian Blast in Algiers Dockside
A booby-trapped car exploded at a 1500 strong Moslem crowd at a dockside hiring office in Algiers, killing eight and injuring about fifty. The blast, linked to the European Secret Army Organization, followed earlier attacks and sparked chaotic scenes as Europeans bunkered in offices and Moslems aided the wounded with improvised aid stations.
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Secret Army Organization
Sarasota Faces 1963 Gasoline Tax Fight In Legislature
Sarasota officials back a Florida League of Municipalities proposal to raise cigarette taxes by three cents and gasoline tax by one cent per gallon. AAA warns motorists already bear heavy taxes as Florida taxes gasoline higher than many states. The council notes no new municipal revenue since 1949 and urges careful consideration of tax hikes.
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Florida League of Municipalities
Peninsular Motor Club
AAA
Marvin L. Holloway
Florida
Holloway
Briton Claims Reds Lose Interest in Disarmament Talks
British Minister Joseph Godber told a 17 nation confernce in Geneva that Soviet Union shows little interest in a world disarmament treaty. He cited Valerian Zorin’s failure to present realistic proposals and urged Russians to work on key differences with U S proposals by Arthur Dean.
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Joseph Godber
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Godber
Valerian A. Zorin
U.S
Arthur H. Dean
CENTO to Bolster Economy of Three Members
The Central Treaty Organization will strengthen the economies of Turkey Iran and Pakistan to resist Soviet penetration. British Foreign Secretary Lord Home announced the decision after a two day CENTO conference attended by Secretary of State Rusk as observer.
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Turkey
Iran
Pakistan
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Dean Rusk
Liz Visits Pubs Without Burton in Rome
Elizabeth Taylor toured Rome night clubs with an unnamed friend after midnight. She stayed in a Cadillac on Viale Parioli while photographers trailed, continuing a solo outing away from Richard Burton who remained at home with his wife Sybil and daughter Katy.
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Richard Burton
Sybil
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Viale Parioli
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Eddie Fisher
Coast Guard Offers Negro Appointments to Cadets
The U S Coast Guard offered four African American youths appointments to the Coast Guard Academy in New London Connecticut conditional on passing physical exams A spokesman said the nationwide recruitment targeted predominantly Black schools and Kennedy noted no Negro cadets in his 1961 inaugural parade
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Washington
U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard
New London
South Gate Commercial C1 Parking-Sidewalk Water Sewer Terms
Commercial property listing for South Gate C1 district offering professional and business sites with parking, sidewalk, water, and sewer amenities. Terms show $2252 per term with $225 due through broker, details imply broker-managed arrangements. Local zoning and eligibility presumed.
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Warships Escape Mock Nuclear Attack in Sea Devil Exercise
Manila reports six SEATO nations survived a simulated nuclear strike during Exercise Sea Devil. About 47 ships, 150 planes and 16,000 personnel from United States, Australia, New Zealand, Pakistan, Thailand and Britain formed a 14 mile convoy into Manila Bay as mock air and submarine attacks were dodged. Three planes crashed, one Briton died, while Rear Admiral H L Miller praised ship and plane teamwork.
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Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Australia
New Zealand
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Thailand
United Kingdom
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South China Sea
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U.S
Florida Boy 11 Charged In Easter Poison Deaths
An 11 year old is charged with delinquency in the Easter Eve poisoning deaths of Deborah Drummond nine and James Randall three in Boca Raton. He reportedly diluted milk with arsenate and confessed placing the bottle in the Drummond home. The boy is in custody at a West Palm Beach juvenile facility. names are not released per state law. The Drummonds own a tool firm and a New York harness racing stable.
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Boca Raton
Deborah Drummond
James Randall
Robert J. Drummond
Drummond
The
National Broach Co
Drumbeat Harness
New York
Emergency Curb on Labor Strikes Urged
A presidential advisory panel urged expanding federal power to handle national emergency labor strikes. The plan would allow the President to halt strikes for an 80 day cooling off period without court injunctions and empower fact finding groups to propose settlements, challenging Taft Hartley provisions.
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