Nixon cites Soviet spy arrests as nation steers for peace
Vice President Nixon told a Syracuse breakfast that two Soviet spies were arrested in Massachusetts last fall as Khrushchev spoke at the United Nations. He warned the United States would reassess policy if Francis Powers is executed and defended the U2 program’s end after Powers’ capture. The talk referenced Abel’s 30 year sentence and noted past executions of Rosenbergs while calling for united nations action on a safer world.
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Syracuse
N.Y
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Massachusetts
Nikita S. Khrushchev
United Nations
New York
Nixon
Syracuse Herald Journal
Syracuse Press Club
Khrushchev
Powers
Russia
Francis G. Powers
United States
Eisenhower
Like Ike Show It Now
Paris dispatch describes President Eisenhower enduring Khrushchev’s harsh treatment at the summit opening in Paris. Eisenhower, representing all Americans, is portrayed as maintaining composure amid public rebuke and Khrushchev’s allegations of treachery.
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Ike
Harry Ferguson Paris
UPI
Janean
Eisenhower
Hitler
Neville Chamberlain
Stalin
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Four inmates escape jail in Sarasota shootout endangers officer
Four escaped county prisoners, three felons, prompted a manhunt across Sarasota and Manatee counties. Sam Risner, 40, remains in critical condition after being shot in the abdomen and tossed from a car near BiFano's Restaurant. Deputy Hartleben aided by police recaptured two suspects. others are identified as James Harrell, Kenneth Ducksworth, David Schier, and Ronald Christy.
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Sarasota
Manatee
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
Sam Risner
Villa Goodrich Hotel
N. Goodrich Ave
Sarasota County
Lockwood Ridge Road
Jack Royal
Risner
James Harrell
Red
Hialeah
Union Finances Co
Harrell
Robert Hartleben
Ronald Christy
Indiana
Vero Beach
Myakka River
Schier
Marrell
Ducksworth
Hartleben
Tampa
Harrel
Bob
Harteben
Christy
Memorial Hospital
Khrushchev Booed in Paris Attacks U.S. and Eisenhower
Russian Premier Nikita Khrushchev faced hostile crowds in Paris who booed him at a press conference and as he toured the city. He blamed Eisenhower and the U2 incident for blocking a summit, urged a future meeting after Eisenhower leaves office, and attacked West Germany. Eisenhower won cheers from supporters as he visited Notre Dame. Khrushchev warned of possible separate peace with East Germany and rejected the open skies plan.
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Merriman Smith
UPI
White House
Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
United States
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
de Gaulle
Palais de Chaillot
Russia
West
Notre -Dame Cathedral
Kennedy advances in Maryland in Democratic race
Jack Kennedy gains a significant victory in Maryland as he moves nearer the Democratic presidential nomination. Opponent Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon participates but is not deemed a strong challenger.
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Jack Kennedy
Maryland
Sen
Wayne Morse
Oregon
True Patriot Boris Morros Extolled as Patriot
Boris Morros is praised as a true patriot in a feature that lauds his loyalty and public service, highlighting his dedication and role in national affairs.
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Boris Morros
Fashions and Autos Highlight Summer Pages
The women's staff showcases resort wear at local stores in a summer display on page 6. Pages 8 and 9 feature the latest automotive developments for sports car enthusiasts and general motorists.
Broadway Voice and Northeast News Highlighted Pages
Dorothy Kilgallen shares Broadway insights on page 12 with a sharp take on the scene. Page 13 covers notable northeast county doings in local news and features.
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Dorothy Kilgallen
Indictments Likely Delayed To September In Bolita Probe
U S Attorney Robert Nunez said federal grand jury proceedings into bolita and moonshine in Manatee Sarasota and Lee counties may not yield indictments today. The panel will reconvene June 1 and in September, with possibilities of September indictments.
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Tampa
Sarasota
Manatee
Lee
U. S
Lee Counties
Noted Restaurateur Seeks Site In Sarasota
John P. Dahl known as Uncle John of the Pancake House chain arrived in Sarasota to scout restaurant sites. He said locations are sought in London and Paris while already operating in San Francisco Los Angeles Las Vegas Tucson Albuquerque Denver Salt Lake City and Minneapolis. Dahl travels with his wife Aunt Sonya and designer Paul Hultman and will be honored by the National Bank of Sarasota executive committee.
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Harrisburg
Sarasota
John P
Uncle John
Biscayne Boulevard
Miami Beach
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Tucson
Ariz
Albuquerque
Dahl
Sonya
Chain
Paul Hultman
The
National Bank of Sarasota
Hailstorms Cause Havoc Across East Coast Regions
Violent storms with 60 mph winds and golf ball sized hail smashed glass panes in Johnstown and covered streets with 13 inches of hail. High winds toppled trees and wires in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. a 6 year old died after a lightning strike.
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fEnnsylvania
Johnstown
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Swiss Rebuffs Soviet Protest Over Spy Expulsions
Bern rejected Moscow's accusation that Switzerland staged a spy scandal and denounced the Russian note as insulting and unfounded. Ambassador Alfred Zehnder delivered the response to the Soviet Foreign Ministry after two Russian embassy officials were expelled for spying in Zurich.
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Bern
Switzerland
UPI
Moscow
Alfred Zehnder
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Washington
Ives Frolov
Borilavy Modin
State Tribunal Nullifies Law On Fee System
The Florida Supreme Court struck down the 1957 law abolishing the sheriffs fee system as unconstitutional. Justices found no reasonable link between ending the fee system and sheriff salary classifications in a unanimous decision authored by Justice T Frank Hobson.
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Tallahassee
Florida Supreme Court
Florida
T. Frank Hobson
Red China labels the warmonger in war of words
Communist China accused Eisenhower of being a warmonger and said Nixon used the language of an aggressor over U S espionage flights. Officials reported Reds moving war materiel toward Formosa near Kai-shek's offshore stronghold as Khrushchev drifted from a soft line toward the West.
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Radio Peiping
Richard M. Nixon
U. S
Soviet Union
Nationalist
China
Easurange
Formosa
Kai-shek
Red China
Mao Tze-tung
Nikita Khrushchev
Kensington Park Homes Open 14 Acre Swim Center
Residents gain access to a new 14 acre Kensington Park Homes facility featuring a swim and country club. The ad highlights rising Sarasota home values from 12 450 to 19 450 and provides RI 17 3011 for contact.
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Kensington Park
Sarasota
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Sing Sing Electric Chair
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Ried
David Schier
St. Petersburg
Tyree’s
A and P
Pinellas County
Ross Boyer
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6Th Street
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J. E. Rademaker
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West Germany
Set Oe
East Germany
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East Berlin
U.N
Stalingrad
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Summer
Bolita and Shine
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Tatas
United Press International
John Roderick
Tokyo
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