Two Women Held After Holiday House Safe Found
Two women were arrested after deputies found the Holiday House safe unopened in a shell pile on Longboat Key. The safe contained 3261 in cash and about 2000 in checks and unpaid charge slips. Louise Hart 32 and Jeannie Levy 36 both of Laurel Street were charged with breaking and entering with intent to commit grand larceny. Sheriff Boyer led the probe after a tip from a man and a weeklong inquiry. The entry occurred between Sunday night and Monday morning.
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John Townsend
Russell Mize
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Richard Curry
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Gulf Ranch
Atomic test town in desert yields massive blast
A nuclear detonation near a desert test town produced a 25 second blast of 30 to 35 kilotons, dwarfing Hiroshima, shaking 4,700 feet away homes, blackening the sky across the Southwest and into California and Nevada, with radioactive dust raining on Doomsday Drive. The blast was seen from Klamath Falls to Phoenix and Las Vegas, Las Vegas reporting no concussion despite the intense flash.
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United States
Driverless car crashes into cafe wall in Denver
In Denver a driverless vehicle smashed through a cafe wall while a man named Gingles 23 was having a snack. He was taken to a hospital after the crash caused by a truck veering to avoid another collision.
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Robert C. Gingles
Cats and fleas plague San Antonio neighbor case
A San Antonio woman accused a neighbor of harboring 36 cats in a one room house. Officer Johnny Perez reported hearing movement inside and returning to the station covered with fleas, noting there had been no action in the case but claiming enough evidence.
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Mendes France Leads Radical Socialist Comeback Push
Paris ex premier Pierre Mendes France returns as the dominant voice of France's Radical Socialist party. His pledge to restore the party to the leftist non Communist mainstream risks splitting the organization.
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No Trace Talk Agent Seeks No Intermediary for China Ceasefire
Secretary of State Dulles rejects designating any nation as intermediary to jumpstart cease fire talks with Red China. He cites that the US seeks only a cease fire now and does not want wider issues to be tied to the negotiation. Britain, Pakistan and India are probing Red China's intentions without American initiative. Dulles also says he will not play favorites among potential intermediaries.
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Red China
Quemoy
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Pakistan
India
Oak Ridge marks year without traffic deaths
Oak Ridge Tennessee, a city of about 30 000, announced it had completed a full year without a traffic death yesterday. The achievement highlights continued road safety measures and vigilance by local authorities and residents.
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Oak Ridge
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Burglary at Holiday House Two Women Held on Theft Charges
Two women face charges after a 500-pound safe containing about 4000 to 5000 dollars was stolen from Holiday House restaurant on U.S. Route 301. Investigators traced entry via a roof and skylight, moved a heavy desk, loaded the safe onto a hand truck, and fled toward Lido Shores. A getaway truck was found abandoned. rubber boots and gloves were found at the scene.
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Committee OKs manpower cuts and new defense funds
The House Appropriations Committee approved the administration plan for military manpower reductions and voted 31.49 billion dollars in new defense funds. Combined with unobligated prior money, the Defense Department could have 43.081 billion for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1 if approved by both houses.
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Roger Johann
Kewaskum
Wis
Congress seeks TV promptings disclosure in candidate spots
Senator Neuberger proposed a bill authorizing the FCC to punish stations that fail to告 disclose when a candidate uses prompting devices or makeup during broadcasts. He argued viewers deserve notice when a candidate is not speaking extemporaneously and that disclosure would curb theatrical manipulation in politics.
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Glass shatters on Capitol door injuring Rep Edna Kelly
Congresswoman Hart reports the frosted glass door on a Capitol entrance shattered yesterday. Rep Edna Kelly of New York was cut on the face and given first aid after a screw head came loose on the grillwork supporting the glass.
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Capitol
Edna Kelly
D-Ny
Bright Spot The Shopwalker
A shopwalker laments Perkins loss of hearing and possible job loss while a second shopwalkerSuggests transfer to the complaint department.
Free Theater Tickets Found in Classified Columns
Readers are advised to check the classified pages for their names appearing in daily lists. Those who find their name should visit The News office at 1045 North Lime Avenue to claim free tickets to a Florida theater event.
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Austrian Truce Near as Big Four Seek Agreement
Vienna reports indicate progress toward signing the Austrian independence treaty. Soviet envoy Ilyichev agreed to drop key repatriation and armament limits, easing hurdles. Talks focus on prewar oil investments and a neutrality declaration before formal signing by the four powers.
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Austria
Ivan I. Ilyichev
Dognaping Declared Felony by Senate Bill
Tallahassee report notes dog napping is a felony with penalties from 200 to 500 dollar fines or one to five years in prison under a unanimously passed Senate bill.
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Little Fowler Deadline For Puzzle Contest At Five
Entries pour into THE NEWS as the Little Fogler crossword contest nears the five oclock deadline. Winners announced in the Weekend Edition on Saturday. if no winner this week the prize rises to 30 dollars.
West Germany Declares Sovereign Nation in Free World Alignment
Bonn reports West Germany becoming a sovereign nation in alliance with the free world. The 10 year occupation treaty ends Allied supreme powers over West Germans, with British and French high commissioners finalizing the sovereignty pact. Page 3 continues.
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Thornal Named Florida State Supreme Court Justice
Campbell Thornal aged 46 an Orlando attorney and state official was appointed by Gov Collins to the Florida State Supreme Court to fill the vacancy created by the death of Chief Justice John E Mathews. Thornal also serves on the State Road Board and will be replaced there by William J H Die.
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William JH. Diel
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Midwest Weather Shifts With Cool Air From Canada
Cooler air from Canada moved southward while the Midwest cooled after a brief spell of warmth. Temperatures remained above normal in the eastern two thirds of the nation with readings from 34 at International Falls to 97 at Hobart. Thunderstorms were reported along a line from the eastern Great Lakes to southeast New Mexico.
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Nuclear submarine Nautilus to begin six week shakedown cruise
The Nautilus, first atomic powered submarine, will start a six week shakedown cruise in a few days. It was officially delivered April 22 and has already logged over 4,000 miles on its nuclear plant with more than 80 dives. The ship will carry only a few technical observers and may visit San Juan Puerto Rico around May 13 or 14 before returning to New London Connecticut in June.
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Weather and tides forecast for Sarasota area
Sarasota area forecast through Friday shows fair conditions with little temperature change and a few isolated showers in extreme south Florida. Highs near 85 to 90, fronts and winds light to moderate, marine winds from the northwest to north with fair weather through Friday. A fishing column note and almanac tides are referenced in the sports section.
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Herb Stolander
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Republicans Press Move to End Flexible Farm Price Supports
The House, with help from some Democrats, moved to defeat the administration's flexible farm price supports. A preliminary vote of 186 to 150 aimed to remove peanuts from mandatory price supports, a step that could be reversed in a later roll call. Northern Democrats leaned with the GOP in this setback to restoring higher supports.
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