Reds Say We Lay In Space
A behind the Iron Curtain report suggests the space power gap between the Soviet Union and the United States is widening. It cites a five stage Venus rocket weighing 1.6 million pounds with booster thrust near two million pounds, surpassing Atlas and Saturn capabilities.
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Air Conditioning For Museum On Scales
Florida legislators weigh a $245000 capital outlay to air condition the Ringling Museum in Sarasota. Officials say climate control would save about $50000 annually in damage to Rubens paintings and improve visitor comfort while the House and Senate review the appropriations.
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Mystery of 1945 Avenger plane wrecks deepens
Wreckage found near Banana River offers possible clue to fate of five Navy Avenger bombers with 14 crew and a 13 man Martin Mariner search crew lost on a December 1945 mission. Divers face murky waters as officers caution evidence is inconclusive and identification remains conjecture.
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Sarasota Bradenton Airport plans expansion funds needed
Expansion and improvement projects for the Sarasota Bradenton Airport over the next five to ten years are projected to cost between a half million and one million dollars. FAA planning includes extra clear zones, parallel taxiways, more parking, and repairs to runways and taxiways.
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United States Pushes Veto-Free Laos Control Panel
In Geneva, Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged a strengthened veto-free Laos control commission to enforce the cease-fire. He cited Communist violations and proposed a five-point plan to guarantee Laos neutrality if the conference agrees to respect the plan.
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Freedom Riders Rally Marks Seventh Anniversary
In New Orleans the freedom riders planned to attend a rally marking the seventh anniversary of the Supreme Court ban on public school segregation. A Citizens' Council spokesman called for officials to run the riders out of the town and state before violence erupts as threats and past attacks hover over the event.
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Art Students Favor Beach Over Airport Campus Visit
Ringling Art Museum visits by students at the proposed airport college are rare and assigned, with most leisure time spent at Sarasota beaches. The informal survey shows few museum trips, limited to about six per year, tied to class requirements.
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Sarasota
Kennedy Urges Canada Aid for Latin America
President Kennedy pressed Canada to join the United States in funding aid for impoverished Latin American nations during his Ottawa visit. He and Prime Minister Diefenbaker planned a major business conference and a 3:30 p.m. joint Parliament address to conclude the first international leg of his trip.
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South Korean general orders hands off coup troops
In Seoul Lt Gen Lee Han Lim, commander of the Republic of Korea First Army, ordered troops to stay neutral amid South Korea’s military coup. The move undercut Gen Magruder’s appeal for support of the ousted government led by Prime Minister Chang, as protesters and officials react to U.S. involvement.
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U.S
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Graham's Crusade Heads For Europe
Evangelist Billy Graham sails for England for his third crusade in Britain. He delayed departure from Montreal North Carolina due to illness and will attend preliminary conferences before the main tour starts.
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American Airlift To Start Friday From Cuba
Havana reports an airlift of Americans is ready to begin Friday with at least 91 approved for the first flight to Miami Florida. The operation aims to evacuate U.S. citizens amid following events.
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Sunny Florida Weather Forecast
The Associated Press reports Florida skies remain sunny with no isolated thundershowers expected. Temperatures rose into the 90s, peaking at 93 in Jacksonville. Fair conditions projected through Thursday with highs 86 to 92 and nights in the 60s. Variable winds 5 to 12 mph.
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