Commies Rule Cuba Not Fidel Says Ex Prisoner
Ex prisoner Robert Berrellez reports in Havana that a powerful communist minority, formed from revolution-era cadres, has taken control of Cuba and aims to spread revolutionary dogma across Latin America. He describes prison conditions, mass detentions, and lines of thought questioning Fidel Castro’s ongoing leadership.
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Mystery signals detected by Jodrell Bank telescope
Britain's radar telescope at Jodrell Bank scanned space Saturday for traces of Russia's Venus Rocket and identified signals in the appropriate 992 megacycle frequency band. Observatory officials said the 250 foot wide dish picked up unidentified signals during the sweep.
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Korea Split As Yun Holds Presidency
President Posun Yun withdrew his Friday resignation amid military junta pressure. He reversed the decision at a Saturday news conference. Lieutenant General Chang Do Yung announced a 14 member military cabinet with himself as chief of the cabinet and defense minister. U.S. General Magruder reportedly urged return of troops to Allied control and reinstatement of relieved commanders, though compliance was unclear.
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Haley to Speak Here on June 3
Congressman James Haley will address a Sarasoa County Democratic Executive Committee meeting at 8 p.m. Saturday June 3 at the Dutch Pantry on Main Street. New officers will be installed and outgoing officers honored amid expectations of state officials attending the event linked to State Road 72’s dedication.
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Sir Winston Churchill Improves After Illness
Sir Winston Churchill, 86, relaxed at Chartwell in Kent over the Whitsun weekend after a minor indisposition. A household staff member said, Sir Winston is better, and he is spending the holiday with his wife at the Chartwell mansion.
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FHA Limits Mortgages Near Airports Citing Jet Noise
FHA advises field offices to avoid insuring mortgages on new homes near airports with jet traffic. Citing FAA study, FHA aims to discourage residential and public-building development in flight paths to prevent hazardous noise and property devaluation. Existing properties may receive a less strict interpretation if circumstances justify.
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Report urges zoning limits near airports to nonresidential uses
The report states airport-related noise is greatest immediately under flight paths. It recommends limiting ground uses to factories, stores, parks, and playgrounds, and discourages houses as well as the construction of schools and hospitals near airports.
Plea To Reconsider Industry Aid Sparks County Debate
Senator Ed Price Jr faces opposition over a light industry bill in Sarasota County. The proposed amendment seeks to reallocate existing funds from the Light Industry Council Act to cover housing feeding and transportation for prospective industrialists visiting the county. The measure passed county commission unanimously but awaits legislative action.
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Sarasota County
Bradenton
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Sarasota
Stock Upswing Signals Return To Normal Business
UPI reports stocks rose in four of five sessions to new Dow highs with the Dow industrials at 705.96 as broad gains lift blue chips and cyclical issues while speculative shares waver amid the SEC probe of the American Stock Exchange. Major movers included Glen Alden Sperry Rand Getty Oil GM and Woolworth with mass discount plans.
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Battle Lines On Capital Hill Drawn On Teacher Pay Hikes
Florida lawmakers clash over teacher pay raises as House and Senate advance separate budget bills. The Senate approves a 755.7 million general spending plan with no teacher raise while the House pursues a 765 million package offering 200 across the board for degreed teachers and 400 merit raises. A House-Senate conference committee will reconcile the differences and also decide on state employee raises. Governor Bryant backs the proposals as tax sources are sought to fund the budget. A Pensacola Junior College four year plan is stalled pending funding.
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UPI
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Spies Ride Airliners to Check on Business
East coast undercover operations involve spies in tourist clothing at three major airports as Eastern Air Lines launches a new shuttle service from La Guardia to Boston and Washington. The no reservation flights run first come, first seated with multiple aircraft pressed into service during peak times.
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Florida Weekend Weather Forecast Promises Fair Skies
The Weather Bureau expects mostly clear skies across Florida with highs from 85 to 95 and lows from 65 to 75. Early conditions show partly cloudy areas in Key West Miami and Palm Beach but clearing later. Temperatures across cities range from the upper sixties to mid seventies with light winds 10 to 12 mph.
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Italy designer urges longer skirts for Jacqueline Kennedy
Emilio Schuberth in Oggi says Jacqueline Kennedy should wear longer skirts, noting the kneecap importance to aesthetics. He also comments on Queen Elizabeth II, avoiding judgment on knees but suggests longer skirts, while criticizing American fashion for exposing legs and referencing Sophia Loren and Marlene Dietrich as examples.
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Emilio Schuberth
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