16 Nov 1963
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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1963
Page
1
The report notes a return to typical weekend conditions after a stretch of unusual warmth and cold. In Sarasota the 9 hour data trace back to 1944 marks a long historical benchmark. Venice records show an earliest low for the first half of November at 39 degrees by Weatherman E R Watson.
The Soviet Union announced it would expel Yale Professor Frederick Barghoorn on espionage charges. Barghoorn was arrested and held in communicado for 16 days as Russian authorities moved toward trial. U S officials questioned timing and methods while Zorin defended Soviet judicial independence and dismissing domestic outrage.
Sarasota candidate Jack Betz criticized William P. Croom Jr for claiming the city faced a serious economic condition. Betz cited the sale of $500,000 island park marina revenue certificates to a bank at 3.29 percent, arguing such a rate proves a healthy economy.
A compilation of humorous lines and observations by Ash Wing exploring coexistence and odd technical ideas. The piece mentions a European professor researching water, a heavy daily intake, and a joke about coffee breaks in a computer.
The FBI searches for two men in shore patrol uniforms who escaped with 125000 from a Bank of America at a naval station. They fired shots into the ceiling to intimidate customers, forcing about 40 inside to lie face down as Marines guarded the main gate.
Tickets for the Miss Sarasota affair go on sale at 8 p.m. on November 29 at Municipal Auditorium with further outlets listed in the promotion.
The Post Office launches a educational campaign urging children to include their zip codes when mailing. Tots sending letters by December 15 with correct numbers will receive a reply decorated with Santa Claus and Mr Zip.
Chicago's proposed 1964 city budget weighs 3 pounds 14 ounces and calls for more than $522 ton in expenditure projections as described by UPI.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk becomes a grandfather when David and Delcia Rusk welcome Gregory Marshall Rusk, a 6 pound 9 ounce boy, at Columbia Hospital in Washington. The same day the House Committee on Un American Activities resumes hearings on Americans traveling to Cuba and related pro-Castro propaganda concerns.
Sarasota Sailors suffer a 28 to 0 defeat as Hall suffers a broken right leg during a tackle on the goal line. The game ends with the Sailors unable to score.
Lopiano 41, a Sarasota stock broker, faced a manslaughter charge after a four day trial began Tuesday. Jurors and officials visited the accident scene at Waldemere Street and East Avenue where musician Zimmerman was struck. Defense claims Lopiano drove about 30 mph and missed a stop sign before impact.
At Cape Canaveral Kennedy plans to press for a moon landing by 1960s end and inspect the Polaris A-2 missile test. The USS Andrew Jackson will launch a 16-ton rocket from underwater as Kennedy approves the shot via radio. The USS Observation Island waits offshore to bring him aboard after tours of moonport facilities. He will later travel to Miami and Tampa before returning to Palm Beach.
A loan of 85 to 1141 dollars was arranged with Carl Palmer at First National Bank & Trust Co. as the lender.
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