Road funds allocated for Old Bradenton Road upgrade
Rogero of the state road board discussed allocating 10 000 in secondary road funds for Old Bradenton Road north from 27th Street to the county line. He visited Sarasota to review the North Trail widening plan and endorses cut through streets including one mid stretch and another in front of the Trail Drive-In Theater. The North Trail changes were approved by North Trail Association President John Deakin. The city considers an industrial area on U S 301 from the Atlantic Coast Line tracks at 10th Street north to 27th Street with setbacks and design standards to attract light industry while protecting downtown retail.
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State Road Board
County Commission
Bradenton Road
27Th Street
Coun
Rogers
Sarasota
Road Department
City Commission
U.S. 301
10Th Street
Kenneth Thompson
Board of Adjustment
W. E. Hazellier
John Deakin
North Trail Assn
al Rogero
H. M. Johnson
Suit Filed Against Ringling Bros in Boston Labor Dispute
The American Guild of Variety Artists filed unfair labor practice charges with Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission against Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus. The case targets clowns Ring Kelly and Felix Adler and ringmaster Preston Lambert as the Boston opening day drew small crowds amid ongoing union protest.
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Boston
American Guild of Variety Artists Today
Massachusetts Labor Relations Commission
Ringling Bros and Barnum & Bailey Circus
AGWA
Ring Kelly
Felix Adler
Preston Lambert
Ringling Bros. - Barnum & Bailey
Boston Garden
American Guild of Variety Artists
The
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
New York
Madison Square Garden
Mollet and Pineau Visit Moscow for East West Talks
French Premier Guy Mollet and Foreign Minister Christian Pineau arrived in Moscow amid flags for talks with Soviet leaders on East West affairs. Welcome by Bulganin and Molotov marked a first high level Western visit since World War II as discussions were expected on trade disarmament and North Africa.
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Moscow
Guy Mollet
Christian Pineau
Nikolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Air France Armagnac
Ukova
Mollet
North Africa
Kiev
Leningrad
Armenia
London
Anthony Eden
Bulganin
Khrushchev
United States
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Washington
Basis Undecided GOP Committee Plans Suit Over Fees
The Florida Republican Executive Committee votes to sue the state to recover nearly 15000 in candidate filing fees. Allen B. Walker, committee counsel, undecided whether to challenge the 1955 election code as unconstitutional or discriminatory. The code requires a 5 percent of salary qualification fee with two fifths to the state committee and three fifths refunded only if GOP registration reaches 12 percent. Refunds total about five thousand dollars.
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Orlando
Florida Republic Executive Committee
Allen B. Walker
Winter Haven
Walker
Flor
Ida
Indian Dakota crashes near Katmandu with 28 aboard
New Delhi reports a Dakota airliner crash near Katmandu capital of Nepal. Airline office says about 28 passengers were aboard. immediate details from Katmandu were not available. Debris and fire reported but specifics pending investigation.
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New Delhi
INS
Kitmandu
Nepal
Katmandu
Powell Denies Salary Kickbacks Under Oath
New York congressman Adam Clayton Powell testifies that he never accepted any kickbacks from his secretary Hattie Freeman Dodson. Defense attorney questions related allegations as Dodson stands accused of evading funds.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Hattie Freeman Dodson
Hattie Freeman
Dodson
Frederick H. Block
Powell
Mrs. Dodson
Summer They Miss It At Gulf Coast Swim
Minnie Mermaid muses on a tilt of seasons as summer lingers in the Gulf waters. Weather summary notes warm days through Wednesday with highs near 85 to 88 and mild nights 63 to 68. Barometer reads 29.92 with gentle variable winds.
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Minnie Mermaid
Atlantis
Norihy
Gulf
Sarasota
Paie
Soviet Union to Cut Armed Forces by 1.2 Million
Moscow says it will reduce its armed forces by 1.2 million men within a year, dissolving 63 army divisions and three air divisions, mothballing 375 ships, and closing training schools. It aims the manpower shift at industry and agriculture and invites Western powers to match the move.
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Moscow
Russia
Soviet Union
Foreign Ministry
Leonid F. Slyichev
United States
Washington
White House
U. S
Air Force
Senate
Coast Guard Opens Inquiry Into Monterey Collision
The Coast Guard schedules an official inquiry in San Francisco into the collision near Monterey between the freighter Leopard and the lumber schooner Howard Olson. The Howard Olson sank after being cut in two near Point Sur with four dead and one missing. 25 crew members were rescued and treated in Monterey hospitals.
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Coast Guard
Monterey
Luckenbach Line
Howard Olson
San Pede
Coos Bay
Point Sur
Leopard
Olson
Late Stocks Quotations From A. M. Midder & Co
Financial brief shows late stock quotations provided by A. M. Midder & Co. reflecting active trading day movements, with notable shifts in listed securities and market responsiveness. Traders monitor price changes and volume across key issuers.
Twining Opposes Arms Cut Amid Russian Plan
Air Force chief Twining warns against assuming Moscow's 1.2 million troop cut signals peace. Secretary Dulles says Soviet move could worsen threat and urges careful interpretation. Chairman Chavez and Sen Young press for budget stance. Twining supports retaining the 36 billion defense plan.
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Besa
Dennis Chavez
DNM
Twining
Russia
America
Quarles
Milton R. Young
R.nd
Gallagher Conviction Thrown Out by Army Review Board
An Army review board voids the court martial conviction of Sgt. James C. Gallagher for killing two fellow prisoners in a Korea prison camp. The ruling, subject to Court of Military Appeals review, cites a 1949 Supreme Court decision and notes the act broke his service, affecting charges based on earlier enlistment. The 1955 life-term sentence originated from throwing two prisoners from a hut and leaving them to die in subzero weather. Cpl. John W. Jones of Detroit and Cpl. Donald T. Baxter of Waukon, Iowa were identified as the victims.
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Washington
Army Review Board
James C. Gallagher
U.S
Korea
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
John W. Jones
Detroit
Donald T. Baxter
Waukorf
Iowa
Supreme Court
Eden Survives Commons Censure After Frogman Debate
Prime Minister Eden defeats a Labor censure 316 to 229 following a Commons debate on the missing retired Cmdr Lionel Crabb. He warned Britain’s Kremlin relations could suffer if more about the mission was revealed, while supporters hailed his bold stance and rising stature.
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London
Eden
Britain
House of Commons
Kremlin
Lionel
Buster) Crabb
Greece
Frogman
Liberal News Chronicle
Anthony
County Commission Special Session Delays Subdivision Plats
County officials meet in a special session to address delays in approving subdivision plats while the issue is highlighted across pages 1 and 7.
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County Commission
Police Capture Snipe 15-Year-Old Held Bag
Police report a 15-year-old youth found holding a bag after a hunt on a dirt road north of Circus Boulevard. The youth was turned over to juvenile authorities.
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Dome Mines
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Fla Power Corp
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Gen Motors
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Nail Cash Reg N Y Central
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Penn RR
Birt Coz
Socony Vacuum Sperry Ras On
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Free World
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