Arlene Brings Coastal Storm To Louisiana Coast
Tropical storm Arlene moves northwest through the Gulf toward the Louisiana coast with peak winds near 50 mph. The Weather Bureau in New Orleans warns of rough seas and higher tides while coastal residents batten down and offshore oil rigs evacuate crews.
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UPI
Arlene
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
New
U.S
Weather Bureau
Burrwood
Morgan City
Pascagoula
Miss
Sabine
Tex
St. Marks
County survey backs kindergarten plan for Sarasota County
A survey of 6 500 households representing about a third of the county finds 75 percent favor starting a county pre school program with 55 percent of those favoring a pay as you go financing method. Five percent voice qualified yes and 20 percent say no.
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Okay County School Plan
Sarasota County
British Doctors Plan Strike If NHS Pay Talks Fail
The British Medical Association outlined a strike plan for 20,000 National Health Service physicians if negotiations with the government do not yield a pay raise. Service would continue with patients paying now and reimbursed later. the NHS would effectively cease.
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London
UPS
British Medical Assn
National Health Service
The
Medical Association
Mexican Gang Stole Cuban Money From Miami Couple
Police report thieves posing as money changers took over 3 799 000 Cuban pesos from Mr and Mrs Earl B Thal of Miami. Arnoldo Acosta fled with the cash toward Toluca as 10 suspects were rounded up and names like Luis Avila Binder Cipriano Garza Rodriguez and Rafael Pedroso Velez surfaced. The peso's value fell to about 16 cents in private deals, making the loss roughly 608 000 dollars.
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Mexico City
UPI
Earl B. Thal
Miami
Judicial Police
Secret Service
Arnoldo Acosta
Toluca
Luis Avila Binder
Col
Cipriano Garza Rodriguez
Rafael Pedroso Velez
Thals
Cuba
Avila
First Rain of Summer Spurs Quiet Praise
A local reader notes the first summer rain brings relief and keeps dry humor ready as the day warms to noon. The line about the weather reflects a common seasonal sentiment and hints at fuller coverage on page 2.
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Minnie Mermaid
School Critic Turns Teacher Into Stripper
Patricia Ann Carruthers a Minneapolis born former junior high teacher, quit after a school official criticized her dress. Now billed as Patti White at the El Rancho Club in Los Angeles she says she chose the stage name to avoid embarrassing her former school. She says acting was her lifelong aim and she finds burlesque preferable to teaching, with mornings free from criticism and no papers to correct.
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James Bacon
Hollywood
Minneapolis
Patricia Ann Carruthers
University of Minnesota
el Rancho Club
Los Angeles
Patti White
Proxmire Attacks Johnson as Policy Talks Drive Rift
Senator William Proxmire continues his assault on Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson over party policy tactics. He praises his idea for frequent 64-member Democrat policy talks while Johnson counters that leadership cannot force votes or discipline independent senators.
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Washington
UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Proxmire
Johnson
Johnson Proxmire
Bell
Supercaucus
McGill Praises Newspapers Despite Costs at Pulitzer Lecture
Ralph McGill editor of the Atlanta Constitution lauds modern U S newspapers for responsibility though costs rise and numbers fall He warns no virtue in mere abundance emphasizes right leadership and editors guiding direction He notes radio and TV lessen newspaper monopoly and calls for deeper reporting to balance objectivity.
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New York
UPI
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Joseph Pulitzer
Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
The
New York Times
Columbia Journalism
J. N. Heiskell
Arkansas Gazette of
Little Rock
Most Reluctant Global Traveler Spends Large Sum
Adelaide Young, a 40 year old widow from Johannesburg, travels England and Scotland at her late friend’s behest to spend 6000 pounds within ten years. She plans tours across Europe and Australia, though she regrets the journey and prefers staying home.
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Adelaide Young
Johannesburg
Francis Melville
Melville
South Africa
England
Scotland
Europe
Australia
Grads Value Learning Ability Says Firestone at Stetson Law
Harvey Firestone Jr. told Stetson University College of Law graduates that employers seek shown learning ability not current knowledge. He urged lifelong education and received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Stetson president J Ollie Edmunds. Distinguished service awards honored McEwan Webb Nichols Fowler. Ad promotes five Lewis Homes models in Venice Gardens.
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ST. Petersburg
Lege
Harvey
Firestone Jr
Firestone
Tire and Rubber
Stetson University
College of Law
J. Ollie Edmunds
Stetson
O. B. McEwan
Orlando
Ernie E. Webb
J. Petersburg
Perry Nichols
Miami
Cody Fowler
Tampa
91st Memorial Day Rites Across Nation Saturday
The 91st Memorial Day observance honors American war dead from five major wars with services from coast to coast. In Washington Arlington National Cemetery hosts ceremonies with Sumner Whittier speaking, while Honolulu marks the day aboard the sunk Arizona.
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Associated Press
America
Pacific
Hawaii
Alaska
Arlington National Cemetery
Sumner G. Whittier
Honolulu
U.S. Navy
Arizona
Pearl Harbor
Rainy Memorial Day Forecast for Gulf and Eastern Areas
The Weather Bureau reports Memorial Day likely to bring rain in the East and Gulf states with sunshine favored in the West and Northeast. A tropical storm could cause rains in the lower Mississippi Valley while showers may spread from the Gulf into the central plains and the East may see scattered thunderstorms. Punch Bowl Cemetery commemorates 17 000 Pacific war dead with unknowns among them.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Central Plains
Have you been to Kensington Park Lately Adv
Kensington readers are invited to visit Park Lately for a promotional event. The advertisement highlights location, dates, and a brief call to action for visitors to explore the park and enjoy seasonal activities.
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Kensington
Kensington ‘Park
Adv
Boeing 707 sets long distance flight record
A Boeing 707 air liner landed in Rome claiming a distance record for commercial jets. The Seattle to Rome flight covered about 5 800 miles with 40 aboard including Boeing president William M. Allen. The test coincided with FAA tests and was piloted by A M Tex Johnston.
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Rome
Seattle
Wash
Soviet Union
Moscow
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Boeing Airplane Co
William M. Allen
Cary
Four Marines Feared Dead After Jet Crash Off Iwakuni
UPI reports a U S Marine A3D attack bomber from Iwakuni airbase crashed at sea with four crewmen presumed dead. Wreckage and equipment were found off Uka Island, 13 miles southeast of here. Names withheld until families are notified.
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Iwakuni
Japan
UPI
U. S. Marine
Uka Island
Here
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