Quick Vote Urged On College Site Amid Sarasota Battle
In Tallahassee legislators consider an amendment to let the State Board of Education choose the site for six junior colleges. Manatee County Rep. James Pratt seeks a midway location while Sarasota advocates push for a Sarasota site with a May appraisal showing 1 1 1 1 800 value for 52.42 acres and a ready high school building.
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Rere
J Ware Wratho
Manatee County
James Pratt
State Board of Education
Pratt
Bradenton
Sarasota
George E. Youngberg Sr
Carl C. Strode
Youngberg
Manatee
Bayshore Gardens
James E. Pratt
Bradentonton
Violence envelops Taipei as mobs attack U S embassies
Thousands of Chinese protesters storm the American Embassy and the U S Information Agency in Taipei after an army sergeant's acquittal. Furniture and equipment are wrecked, two Americans hospitalized, and security cordons and armored cars are deployed as a state of siege looms.
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U.S. Army
U.S
U.S. Information Agency
Taipei
Chiang Kai-shek
Alexander Boase
Carl Ackerman
William Sutton
Van Fleet to Speak at MOWW State Convention
General James A. Van Fleet plans a Sarasota visit to deliver the keynote at the state convention of the Military Order of World Wars. The two day meeting opened with Col. Leslie Buswell addressing members at the Azure Tides Hotel. Van Fleet, retired and active as a business executive, is slated to arrive tomorrow afternoon.
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James A. van Fleet
United Nations
Korea
Sarasota
Canada
Azure Tides
Leslie Bus
van Fleet
U. S
Greece
Auburndale
Polk County
Buswell
Maas Brothers
Charles H. Ricker
Church of the Redeemer
MOWW
William W. Naramore
Henri Luebbermann
Kenneth Hollis Turbeville
Fred C. Freemyer
Seymour C. Schwartz
Richard Hinze
Kennett F. Potter
Premier Choice Due in Paris Amid Unclear French Politics
President Rene Coty may announce his choice for a new premier today in Paris. The action is not expected to resolve France’s muddled political situation.
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Paris
INS
Rene Coty
France
U S May Send Soldier To Japan Trial In Killing
An Army SP 3 William Girard, 22, of Ottawa La Salle Ohio, faces a Japanese trial for bodily injury resulting in death after allegedly firing an empty grenade at Japanese woman Mrs Naka Sakai 46 at the Somagahara firing range. The case could yield two to 15 years hard labor or probation.
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Washington
INS
U. S
William S. Girard
Nobushe Kishi
Girard
Ottawa-La Salle
Naka Sakai
Somagahara
Tokyo
Syrians Begin Leaving Jordan
Damascus sources report Syrian troops have begun withdrawing from Jordan at the Jordanian government’s request. The Damascus paper Arrayulam says Saudi Arabian mechanized units have occupied some of the Syrian positions, indicating Saudi forces are replacing them.
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Damascus
Syria
INS
Jordan
Arrayulam
Funds denial stalls Gettis Lee case says sheriff
Manatee County Sheriff Roy Baden rejected claims the Gettis Lee disappearance is stalled for lack of funds. He noted investigators seek tangible clues before spending, while the body of Lee's wife was found March 9 west of Parrish. State officials and Mrs Lee defended actions and aid from the Florida Sheriffs Bureau.
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Bradenton
Manatee County
Roy Baden
Gettis Lee
Lee
Parrish
Tse
Baden
W. Mack Smiley
Elizabeth
Florida Sheriffs Bureau
Don McLeod
Tallahassee
Tampa
Minnie Talks About Shocks in Sarasota Weather Note
Minnie Mermaid comments on shocks as Bowlee Creek traverses a new North Trail paving. Sarasota forecast calls for partly cloudy, warm days through Saturday with scattered afternoon thunderstorms and highs near 90. Winds light to moderate southeast.
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Minnie Mermaid
Bowlee’s Creek
Sarasota
Clever Gang Sought 2 Suspects Held In Webb Theft
Sarasota detectives questioned Silvio Spagna of Tampa in Miami as two suspects linked to a New York to Kansas City racketeering ring awaited further action. The Webb’s Store for Men burglary netted 200 suits 90 coats 180 slacks and a 200 pound safe with 400 dollars in cash and 500 in checks.
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Webb
N. Trail
Silvio Spagna
Tampa
Miami
Sarasota
Floyd Bowers
Arthur Johnson
New York
Kansas City
Rhode Island
Robert N. Wilson
Wilson
William Hall
Webbs
Hall
4Th Street
Spagna
Miami Police
St. Petersburg
Pac
Eisenhower Rule on Tax Cuts Tied to Security
President Eisenhower said he would not “play politics” with promises of tax cuts at the expense of national security. He spoke by telegraph to a Republican meeting in Trenton New Jersey during six regional campaigns for the 1958 election. He endorsed budget surplus use and renewed support for an item veto to strike specific appropriations.
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Washington
INS
Eisenhower
Trenton
N. J
House
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Congress
Eitanowee Geleneas
Inside THE NEWS Gettis Lee's mother says murder by dogs
Mrs. Lee describes the killings of her son Gettis Lee and his wife as done “like dogs.” The interview with Elvalee Donaldson appears on Page 9, conveying a mother’s grief and outraged charge. Marilyn Monroe backs Arthur Miller in facing charges, with page 7 coverage.
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Minnie Schwartz
Hollywood
Marlene Hardack
Gettis Lee
Elvalee Donaldson
Mrs. Lee
Marilyn Monroe
Arthur Miller
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Tallahssee
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Boston
Marjorie McCoy Doughterty
Hingham, Mass
Ellises
Massachusetts
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Bay State
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Collins
Ellis
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