McKinleys Sell THE NEWS to Hotchkiss Group in Pennsylvania
The McKinleys announce the sale of THE NEWS to Murray C. Hotchkiss of Levittown and his son Robert M. Hotchkiss of Doylestown. McKinley to stay as editor. no editorial policy changes. Hotchkiss duo operate several Pennsylvanian and New Jersey dailies. the deal price not disclosed.
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Kent S
Marjorie M. McKinley
THE
NEWS
Today
Murray C. Hotchkiss
Levittown
Robert M. Hotchkiss
Doylestown
McKinley
Mr. Hotchkiss
Levittown Times
Bristol Daily Courier
Daily Intelligencer
Newtown Enterprise
Bucks County
Burlington County Times
New Jersey
Miller Puts JFK Advisors On Griddle
Buffalo AP William E Miller GOP chairman at a $100 dinner in Erie County assailed President Kennedy and named critics G Mennen Williams Averell Harriman and Chester Bowles. He attacked Liberal Papers and accused Democrats of opposing price and wage controls while pledging sharper action.
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Buffalo, N. Y
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Erie County
Miller
G. Mennen Williams
Averell Harriman
Chester Bowles
Lockport
Democrat Party
Berlin
U.S
Russia
Railroads Delay Wage Boost Decision
Railroads in Chicago delayed ruling on accepting a presidential fact finding board recommendation for a 10.2 cent hourly wage increase for 450000 nonoperating workers.
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Chicago
TRUEs new editor Douglas Kennedy linked by name
Ash Wing notes TRUE magazine appoints Douglas Kennedy as editor and muses on the common surname trend. The column jokes about possible connections to a fictional Sarasota Sophie and her cat Ben Hur while keeping a light, tongue in cheek tone.
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Jack
True
Douglas 8
Kennedy
Doug
Four Railmen Arrested In Tokyo Crash
Police arrested four railway workers in Tokyo on gross negligence charges after a triple train wreck killed 163 and injured 385. Norifumi Kwakami, Tokio Haga, Sadahiro Misaiji, and Shin Ohashi face accusations related to signals and failure to act properly, in Japan’s second deadliest rail disaster.
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Tokyo
UPI
Norifumi Kwakami
Tokio Haga
Sadahiro Misaiji
Shin Ohashi
Mikawashima Station
Minkami
Six Camps For Reds Abandoned
The Justice Department says six former Army camps planned to confine American Communists were abandoned or repurposed in 1957 to save money. Camps at Avon Park Florida Allenwood Pennsylvania El Reno Oklahoma Tulelake California Wickenburg and Florence Arizona were repurposed to a state prison camp Bea migrant workers housing a school and razing or repurposing other facilities.
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Washington
Justice Department
Department
Benjamin Davis
Gus Hall
Hall
Davis
FBI
Communist Party
United States
Congress
Avon Park
Fla
Allenwood
el Reno
Okla
Tulelake
Calif
Wickenberg
Florence
Ariz
Allerwood
Rumor of Nasser Shooting Denied by Officials
Cairo reports quote a well informed source denying claims that President Gamal Abdel Nasser was shot. He and the semiofficial Middle East News Agency call the reports baseless and an utter fabrication with no foundation.
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Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Radio Israel
Middle East
Bayfront Plan Aims to Restore Millions in Local Commerce
Sarasota backers say the $13.5 million Bayfront Center will revive sales in downtown and nearby districts. Arch T. Wheeler Jr. cites First Research Corp. data showing 35 cents of every dollar leaching to Tampa St Petersburg Atlanta New York and argues the project could recover much of the loss. He notes a convention hotel and office sales complex would strengthen the downtown core and benefit regional retailers.
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Sarasota
New York
Atlanta
Bayfront Center
Upper Main Street
Arch T. Wheeler Jr
Citizens Bank and Trust Company
Tampa-St. Petersburg
Fort Myers
Wheeler
First Research Corporation
U.S
Rochester
Syracuse
Buffalo
Florida Family Tragedy After Car and Trailer Plunge
A Florida family's car and trailer overturned into a shallow creek near Thomasville, Georgia. Three children Rebecca Packard 6 Chris Packard 4 Pat Packard 3 died. Two other children Letha 20 months and Mickey 6 were hospitalized. A tire blowout caused the trailer to swerve, strike a bridge railing, and flip into the water.
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Thomasville
Florida
Here
U.S. 319
Robert Packard
Pensacola
Fla
Rebecca
Chris
Pat
Letha
Mickey
Jayne Mansfield and Mickey Hargitay Enmesh in Divorce Fable
Hollywood reports Jayne Mansfield tells reporters she is shopping for a divorce while her husband Mickey Hargitay stays under the same roof. Mansfield insists differences are minor but may loom large as they seek to work it out.
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Hollywood
Jayne Mansfield
Mickey Hargitay
Jayne
Hargitay
Jaynie
Mickey
Two U.S. Sergeants Return From Captivity
Serjeants Francis Quinn and George Groom were freed by guerrillas and told a CBS reporter they were not given Communist leaflets. A U.S. spokesman confirmed leaflets existed but urged silence while intelligence studied them. The Red leaflet urged U.S. servicemen to quit fighting in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Columbia Broadcasting System
Peter Kalischer
Kalischer
Francis Quinn
Niagara Falls
N.Y
George E. Groom
St. Joseph
U.S. Army
Quinn
Groom
CBS
Viet Nam
Venezuelan City Taken By Rebels
A 1000-man garrison seized Carupano and declared the government must resign. Rebels broadcast a pro democracy claim and warned of an imminent clash as defense forces mobilized from Cumana and La Guaira. Captain Jose Teodoro Molina led the revolt amid reports of Radio Carupano seized by insurgents.
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Caracas
Venezuela
UPI
Carupano
National Guard
Jose Teodoro Molina
Radio
Antonio Briceno Linares
Cumana
la Guaira
Caracascas
Reds Seen Ready To Resume Blasts
Washington officials say strong evidence indicates the Soviet Union will restart atmospheric nuclear tests soon. They believe Russia has prepared a massive new series and will pick a weather and political favorable time, aiming to avoid greater world condemnation by acting during the U S Pacific test runs.
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Washington
UPI
Soviet Union
United States
Pacific
U.S
Plaza Restaurant Debuts $2 Year Adv in Sarasota
The Plaza Restaurant announces a two dollar annual offer in Sarasota, highlighting value meals and limited-time pricing to attract customers. The campaign targets local diners with promotional rates and neighborhood dining incentives.
Alabama Man Dies In Fire In Mobile Downtown
A man, Jose Alonzo, 40, died in a downtown Mobile fire as four blazes occurred within about an hour. Two women, Viola English 50 and Leila Faulk kenderry, were injured lightly in the same building. Police labeled the fires as the work of a fire bug and a suspect was detained.
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Mobile
Ala
Jose Alonzo
Viola English
Leila Faulkenderry
New Insurance Plan Eyed For Senior Citizens
Florida state officials study a unified health insurance plan for citizens over 65 designed to expand hospitalization and major illness coverage. The plan would be coordinated by a state deputy with possible involvement by commercial insurers, drawing on models from other states like Connecticut.
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Tallahassee
J. Edwin Larson
Larson
Connecticut
Florida
Must Trade Or Fade Out Warns JFK
President Kennedy urged the nation to pursue expanding two way international trade, arguing May 1962 choice is trade or fade. He cited jobs national security and a stronger foreign policy, tying the push to a new 10 million dollar wharf in New Orleans and his trade expansion bill before Congress.
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JFK
New Orleans
Kennedy
America
Free World
Congress
Move Made To Hamper Estes Case
Senator Mundt and Republican leaders press for a faster all out probe into Billie Sol Estes ties to the Agriculture Department. Mundt warns records may be disappearing as the Estes case expands with more investigators assigned to Texas where Estes operates. Secretary Freeman counters with a political attack, demanding factual backing.
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Estes
Washington
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Senate
Texas
Billie Sol Estes
Agriculture Department
Mundt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
McClellan
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Miss Longboat Key Wins 2000 Dollar Anonymous Scholarship
Lynn Anne Rader, a Manatee High senior from Linley Street Longboat Key, won a $2000 scholarship from an anonymous donor who requires she maintain an all A average. Her father F H Rader, a News printer, said the donor is Sarasotan. Rader is active in Future Homemakers Drama French Music and more and was chosen Miss Longboat Key.
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Longboat Key
Lynn Anne Rader
F. H. Rader
Manatee High School
Linley St
Lynn Anne
Gulf Gate Commercial C1 Development Terms
Listing notes show a Gulf Gate area commercial site offering professional and business space with parking sidewalk water and sewer access. Terms indicate a base amount of 2260 with a 226 fee per month and broker involvement mentioned.
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Gulf Gate
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