Venice Mayor Wins GOP Nod In State Senate Bid
Smyth D. Brohard won the Republican nomination in the 36th Senatorial District covering Sarasota Manatee and Charlotte Counties. He defeated Kent S. McKinley and will face Democratic incumbent Ed H. Price Jr. in November. The county tally favored Brohard 4 617 to 4 514 with absentees to decide remaining margins.
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Forrest Clark
Smyth D. Brohard
Venice
Republican Party
Sarasota
Manatee
Charlotte
Kent S. McKinley
THE
NEWS
Brohard
McKinley
Charlotte County
Sarasota County
Ed H. Price Jr
Bradenton
Smitty
Smyth Brohard
D. R
Billy) Matthews
Gainesville
Pepper
Fascell
Dade
Monroe County
J. C. McGlion Jr
McGlow
Ralph Schmidt
J. Ed Price
Smyth D. Brochard
Big Fields
Senate
Robert Williams
Graceville
Jackson County
John Rawls
Williams
Troy Peacock
Marianna
Broward
Ted David
Hollywood
A. J. Ryan
Dania
John W. Bell
Fort Lauderdale
J. Emory Cross
Ed Peck
Alachua County
Weather Eye High Today 87 Mostly Fair Through Thursday
Weather forecast notes a high near 87 with mostly fair skies and little temperature change through Thursday. Winds become variable from 8 to 18 mph with an afternoon sea breeze. Tides: today high at 3 pm, Thursday high at 4 04 pm, low at 12 04 am.
Alteration Performed In Hospital Marriage
Phyllis Irene Jarvis of Grave Send England married Norman Barrett of Kansas City Tuesday in Research Hospital Room 01. They met in 1960 during his Air Force Reserve duty. Phyllis arrived April 18. Norman, 25, was in a car wreck March 28 and will wear casts at least three more months.
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Kansas City
Phyllis Irene Jarvis
Gravesend
Kent
England
Norman Barrett
Research Hospital
Norman
Phyllis
Iisti
Air Force Reserve
Six Airmen Die As KC-135 Crashes At Loring AFB
LIMESTONE Maine six airmen were killed when a KC-135 strato tanker crashed during takeoff from Loring Air Force Base in swampy terrain. Victims: Capt Robert M Predmesky Capt Joseph Stewart Capt Roland L Cantrell Sgt Wallace R Adams Sgt George T Edmison Sgt Raymond J Brugioni. An Air Force inquiry will probe the cause. The $3.6 million aircraft belonged to the 42nd Bombardment Wing 42nd Air Refueling Squadron. The crash occurred at 1 20 a m edt while refueling another plane.
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Limestone
Maine
Air Force
Loring Air Force Base
Robert M. Predmesky
Detroit
Mich
Joseph Stewart
Hamilton
Roland L. Cantrell
Kewanee
Wallace R. Adams
Benson
N.C
George T. Edmison
Golden Bridge
N.Y
Raymond J. Brugioni
Granger
Iowa
Air Force Board of
42Nd
42Nd Bombardment Wing
Pepper Edges in Florida Primary Boosts Kennedy Backing
Former Sen. Claude Pepper wins a narrow Democratic primary for a new 3rd District seat in northern Dade County. Sen. George Smathers clears a hurdle for reelection with a decisive win. Incumbent Rep. Dante Fascell also ahead with Kennedy endorsement, as field governors into runoffs across Florida's districts.
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Miami
UPI
Claude Pepper
Washington
Pepper
Dade
George Smathers
D-Fla
Dante Fascell
Smathers
David Elldredge
Florida
Tampa
Sumter Lowry
Spessard Holland
Carter Blanton face runoff in Florida railroad post race
Florida voters head to a May 29 runoff as Jerry Carter 74, seeks re election to the Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission against Jim Blanton of St. Augustine. Commission Chairman Wilbur C. King won the Group One nomination with 298184 votes.
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Miami
UPI
Jerry Carter
Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Florida
H. B
Bob) Foster
Fort Meyers
King
National Democratic
French Move to Curb Secret Army Terror in Algiers
French authorities announce drastic steps to curb the Secret Army Organization in Algiers including city sealing, mobile gendarme reinforcement, and a total curfew in worst areas. Europeans aged 18 to 25 face close surveillance as 9 Europeans are expelled and 160 cars near Moslem quarters seized.
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Algiers
Christian Fouchet
Floridas Pork Chop Gang loses grip in key senate votes
State Sen. Turner Davis of Madison and other Pork Chop stalwarts were ousted or forced into runoff as Perry banker L. P. Gibson upset Davis in Madison and Taylor counties. Several majority bloc leaders won reelection while challengers and runoffs reshaped the Florida Senate and House balance.
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Barbara Frye
Tallahassee
UPI
Turner Davis
Madison
Senate
Davis
Pork Chop
Perry
L. P
Pete) Gibson
Gibson
Taylor
Wayne Ripley
Jacksonville
Philip Beall
Pensacola
Florida
House
Folsom Fails to clinch Alabama Governor Runoff
Former Gov James Folsom loses by 1,064 votes in the May 1 Democratic primary canvass ending his bid for a third term. George C Wallace leads with 202,062 votes followed by Ryan DeGraffenried 160,704 and Folsom 159,640 among seven contenders.
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Montgomery, Ala
UPI
James (Kissin
Jim) Folsom
Alabama
Democratic Executive Committee
Folsom
George C. Wallace
Ryan DeGraffenried
Atty
MacDonald Gallion
Birmingham
Eugene Connor
Bruce Henderson
Wayne Jennings
Four States List Results In Primaries
Four states report primary results with several incumbents and challengers. In Ohio Democratic renomination goes to Gov. DiSalle and Sen. Lausche for second terms, while Republican nominees include James Rhodes for governor and Robert Taft Jr. for at large congress. New Mexico selects Jack Campbell over Mead for the Democratic nomination to face Gov. Mechem. Indiana and West Virginia see incumbents renomined in multiple congressional races.
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Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Frank J. Lausche
James A. Rhodes
DiSalle
John Marshall Briley
GOP
Lausche
Robert Taft Jr
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
House
Ed Mead
Edwin Mechem
Literacy Test Bill Still Before Senate
The Senate defeated a motion to table the administration literacy test bill 64 to 33, killing the measure. Earlier the chamber refused to restrict debate 53 to 43.
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Washington
Senate
Royal Laotian Army Chief Orders Rally After Nam Tha Defeat
Maj. Gen. Bounlet Sanichan personally directs Royal Laotian Army regrouping troops along the road to Ban Houei Sai after Nam Tha fell to pro Communist rebels. Government sources warn the losses threaten northern defenses and hinder reinforcements to the south as Sara vane is attacked.
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Michael T. Malloy
United Press International
Vientiane, Laos
UPI
Nam Tha
Bounlet Sanichan
Ban Houei Sai
Thailand
Florida tourism urged to unite against competition
Florida tourism officials were urged to end infighting and coordinate programs to keep visitors from being drawn away by other states. Governor Bryant proposed a committee to align efforts for Florida tourism, noting competition from Georgia and a drop in tourism's share of state revenue from 20 to 15 percent.
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Fort Lauderdale
Florida
Farris Bryant
Development Commission
Wendell Jarrard
Bryant
Just A Little Boy Estes and the tumble of his empire
In this dispatch, Billie Sol Estes once boasted of wealth, now his enterprises are in receivership under U.S. court authority. The 37 year old faces 57 federal fraud charges as creditors plan a May 23 meeting in El Paso. Some divisions remain solvent while investigations continue.
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Billie Sol Estes
West
Texas
Harry Ferguson
United Press International
Pecos, Tex
UPI
Estes
el Paso
Estes’ Organi
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