Frosty Florida Night Signals Early Cold Snap
Central Florida faces frost warnings as Miami Weather Bureau reports temperatures dropping into the mid to lower 30s tonight. A high pressure system pulls cool air from the Midwest, while forecasts call for five to ten degree below normal conditions through the weekend and a return to normal next Monday. Fuel oil stocks are ample as homeowners ignite furnaces for the season.
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Miami Weather Bureau
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Midwest
Chicago
Atlanta
Miami
Washington
Ash's Hash Politics and a Santa Claus Booster Clash
Fragmented text mentions Goldwater boosters and Democrats. It references a president candidate and a plan to boost votes by showing his children. No clear event or location is established.
Hold-up misunderstanding frees man from tie snag
In High Wycombe England insurance manager Philip Whiffin was tying his cricket club necktie when it got caught in a door. A passerby bus driver yelled there had been a hold-up and police arrived with scissors to cut him free and escort him home.
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England
UPI
Philip Whiffin
Whiffin
Cold Snap Bites Florida Cold Front Drops Temps
Pre dawn readings ranged from 31 degrees at Crestview to 63 at Key West. In Miami the thermometer dipped to 51 as a weak cold front drains cold air from northern citrus and vegetable crops.
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Crestview
Key West
Miami
Northrnda
Contaminated Shrimp Packed Under Unsanitary Conditions
A report describes shrimp handling as unsanitary and contaminated, detailing charges against Bil for improper packing and quality violations. The text emphasizes health and safety concerns surrounding the shipment.
Kennedy to hold news conference in Washington
President Kennedy will hold a news conference in Washington at 11 a.m. EST today. It will be televised and broadcast live.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Kennedy Flies To Florida For Tampa Anniversary
President Kennedy arranged a schedule to review military readiness and enjoy a weekend at Palm Beach. On Monday he will fly to Tampa to attend a 50th anniversary event marking [further details not provided].
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Washington
UPI
Palm Beach
Fla
Tampa
Kennedy urges prompt Yale professor release to aid exchanges
President Kennedy called for the quick release of a Yale professor held on spy charges in Russia, saying it is essential to continue U S Soviet cultural exchange programs. UPI reports from Washington.
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UPI
Kennedy
Yale
Russia
Two Ships Collide Off Buzzards Bay Leaving Crews Aboard
Two ships collide off Smith Neck in Buzzards Bay, forcing 62 crew to abandon the Dy na fuel and transfer to the Fern view. Both vessels suffer engine room fires and foam battles by Coast Guard units. Crews are removed as a precaution after flames, near dawn, while the Fern view sustains a bow embedment 20 feet into the Dynamel amidships.
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Deliveroe
Fernview
Smith
Demo Chief Admits Party Loaded With Republicans
Rep. Tom Slade of Jacksonville switches from Democrat to Republican signaling possible GOP gains. State and local officials react with surprise and praise, while Slade receives congratulatory messages from Florida Republicans. Analysts debate method and impact on party realignment in the state.
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Jacksonville
Tom Fairfield Brown
Slade
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Florida
William C. Cramer
St. Petersburg
Edward Gurney
Winter Park
Sarasota County
Warren S. Henderson
Henderson
Sota
GOP
Watson
LeRoy Collins
American Soldier Wounded in DMZ Incident
In the Demilitarized Zone near Korea, North Korean forces fired over 1000 shots at a UN inspection team injuring an American soldier in the thigh and leaving a South Korean captain seriously wounded or dead. UN spokesman Col. George R. Creel said the captain is presumed dead.
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U.N
George R. Creel
FCC leaves AT&T to define press and general news terms
The FCC says AT&T must interpret the meanings of press and general news in its licensing context. AT&T had requested guidance on initial rent and related charges, with the FCC noting the determination rests with the company.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Complex Set For So Trail Complex in South Burnett Area
A $1 million retail shopping complex and auto accessory center is planned on South L. C. Burnett. Attorney George Dietz said the project will cost over $1,000,000 to build. Residents urged safeguards for nearby homes as rezoning was approved along with seven other petitions. Harold Higbee proposed a Civil Defense Air Squadron with 16 private planes and 30 pilots to participate.
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George Dietz
Tate
Commission
Harold Higbee
Civil Defense
CD Air
Higbee
Kelly Denounces JFK Civil Rights Bill Takeover
Panama City senator Scott Kelly charges the Kennedy administration civil rights bill is 90 percent a federal takeover of individual rights and 10 percent protection of civil rights. He argues the measure would erode property rights for both races and places government control above personal liberty.
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UPI
Scott Kelly
Lakeland
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