Margaret And Antony Take Marriage Vows
Princess Margaret married Antony Armstrong-Jones in a 15 minute Westminster Abbey ceremony. The commoner wed a princess amid royal scrutiny and public cheers as the archbishop united them in the name of the Father and the Son.
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London
UPI
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Antony Armstrong-Jones
Westminister Abbey
Canterbury
Clarence House
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Armstrong-Jones
Britain
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Armstrong- Jones
Britannia
Edward VIII
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Pimlico Road
Money In By 8 P.M. May 1 At First Federal
A reminder that funds must be deposited by 8 P.M. on May 1 to earn interest starting May 1 at First Federal. The notice emphasizes the deadline for timely credit.
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First Federal
Khrushchev Accuses U S of Unauthorized Air Intrusion
Soviet ground forces chief Grechko told the Supreme Soviet Khrushchev ordered the shoot down of an American Weather Bureau jet over Turkey. He said the rocket was first shot and nations cheered as Pravda described the radar sighting five miles up.
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Moscow
UPI
Supreme Soviet Today
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Andrei A. Grechko
National Space and Aeronautics Agency
Turkey
U.S
Washington
Khrushchev
Grechko
United States
Sarasota officers face reduced suspensions over outside work
Civil Service Board halves 30 day suspensions for Patrolmen J E Rademaker and Donald G Elie and orders 30 days to quit all burglar alarm business by May 6 with proof of severed ties, while they plan appeals to the circuit court and return to duty tonight.
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Civil Service Board of
City of
Sarasota
J. E. Rademaker
Donald G. Elie
Circuit Court
Civil Service Board
Elie
Rademaker
Sarasota Alarm Co
F. L. Scott
Gale K. Greene
Advisors Named to Naval Affairs Council in Sarasota
Four Sarasota residents join the Advisory Council on Naval Affairs in the Sixth Naval District. Paul Date Martin Harkavy Burress Moore Jr and Vice Admiral French Moore retired are appointed to the council.
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Sarasotans
Advisory Council On
Naval Affairs
Sarasota
Paul Date
Martin Harkavy
Burress Moore Jr
French Moore
Sixth Naval District
Woman Defends Self Against Caging Tot
A former New York model, 48 year old Mrs. Randolph Glover, defends her claim of healthful living after police find a six month old boy sleeping in a wire cagelike sleeping structure on her 120 acre Maryland property. The baby, not hers, is cared for by Glover who slept nearby in a meadow bed. The child, later placed in foster care, was taken to a hospital for examination and deemed normal and clean. A court hearing will determine the child's future.
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Rockville, Md
New York
Randolph Glover
Carl F. Hairfield Jr
Carl F. Hairfield
Deadly Oklahoma Arkansas tornadoes cause widespread damage
A night of violent tornadoes ripped across Oklahoma and Arkansas leaving at least 25 dead and over 250 injured. Wilburton, Oklahoma reported 13 dead and up to 125 injured as the storm demolished 12 square blocks, damaged 50 percent of the town, and contaminated all water. Rescue teams searched for victims while welfare officials pleaded for water and food.
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Wilburton
Okla
UPI
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Don McClain
McAlester
20 Floor Plunge in Havana Claims Firestone Heir
Harvey Firestone II, 30, crippled heir to the Firestone fortune, died at the Havana Hilton after climbing to a 20th floor balcony and plunging to his death. Police say he acted alone. he was in Havana with an attendant and a cousin for a three day stay.
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Harvey
Firestone II
Firestone
St. Petersburg
Fila
Havana Hilton
David M. Firestone
Sarasota
Scion's Death Cuts Short Brilliant Law Career
Harvey Firestone III, heir to the rubber fortune, died after plunging from a Havana hotel window. A Stetson Law School graduate class of last year, he planned to start a local practice with tutor Everett Cushman. Firestone, a cerebral palsy patient in a wheelchair, had been in Ohio visiting relatives when killed.
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Firestone
William J. Didas
St. Petersburg
Fla
David
Harvey
David Firestone
Florida
Firestone Tire and Rubber Co
Firestone Jr
Paris
University of Miami
Stetson University Law School
Everett E. Cushman
Gulfport
Cushman
UPI
Harvey Firestone III
Havana
Harold L. Sebring
Law School
Stetson
Bar Assny
Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity
Ohio
Brecksville
Senate Eyes Potent Relief Bill for Depressed Areas
The Senate plans to send to President Eisenhower a 251 million dollar depressed areas bill after House action trimmed the original 389 million. Leaders fear continued objections may delay passage, while Lyndon Johnson proposed the Senate accept House changes to avoid delay.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Senate
Eisenhower
Congress
House Rules Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Mothers Day carnations dispensed by First Federal
First Federal Savings and Loan Association handed out several hundred carnations to all mothers visiting the office at 8 Pineapple Avenue. The observance also includes carnations for all new mothers in the maternity ward at Sarasota Memorial Hospital with families expected today and Saturday.
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First Federal Savings and Loan Assn
Pineapple Avenue
First Federal
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
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