Western powers warn USSR over Berlin air corridors
The United States Britain and France warned the Soviet Union in Moscow that any interference with Allied flights between West Germany and West Berlin would be an aggressive act. Western officials say they will not permit limits on Berlin air traffic even if Moscow signs a separate peace with East Germany.
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Red Boss Offer Seen as Cynical Propaganda Move
UPI reports U.S. officials deem Khrushchev's offer to meet Kennedy as a cynical bid to bolster Soviet propaganda while pressing baseless demands for Berlin. They warn the Kremlin uses terror and appearances of reason to shift blame, with neutrals pushed toward East–West summit talk.
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Fallout from Russia tests expected to rise in Florida
Radioactive fallout from Russia's nuclear tests may increase in Florida but not to dangerous levels. The State Board of Health devices show no rise yet. Dr. Edwin G Williams, head of radiological and occupational health, says detections should occur but public health significance is unlikely. Florida readings remain below those of most states and have been very low since 1958.
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Sarasota Weatherman Forecast Cloudiness and Showers
SARAMARA Weatherman Hollis Bacon predicts increasing cloudiness and afternoon showers after Sarasota set a record high of 94 degrees on Thursday. Humidity rose to 91 percent this morning while the previous record 91 was set in 1954.
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Do's and Don'ts For Hurricanes Chart Preview
THE NEWS offers a practical hurricane guide with a page five chart outlining actions before during and after storms. It covers safety steps, evacuation tips and emergency planning for households and communities.
Cook School Set for October at Municipal Auditorium
THE NEWS announces its third annual cooking school at Municipal Auditorium on Wednesday and Thursday October 4 and 5. Sponsors include Florida Power and Light Publix and THE NEWS with about 14 local appliance dealers hosting displays and door prizes. Demonstrations feature Katherine Blackshear Pat Collier and Jereka Rippetoe with noted timing sessions and prizes.
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Area braces for squalls as Carla veers away from coast
The 11 a.m. advisory placed Carla about 400 miles from Sarasota with the hurricane heading away from Florida coast. If it turns north, Sarasota could still face light squalls and higher tides while beaches endure rising swells and a near midnigh high tide. Civil Defense awaits the 5 p.m. update to decide on any actions.
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Miss Florida Reluctant To Predict Miss America Outcome
Miss Florida Sherry Grimes of Sarasota resists predicting the pageant winner as the 35th Miss America contest in Atlantic City nears its climax. She notes extensive talent among contestants and explains the judging by a point system across multiple events.
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Hurricane Carla Grows Toward Texas Coast Watch Expanded
Hurricane Carla, a 125 mph storm, shifts northwest in the Gulf and prompts a hurricane watch along the Texas coast. At midmorning its eye held 125 mph winds, with hurricane force winds extending 100 miles ahead. The New Orleans Weather Bureau placed Carla at 23.5 N, 88.8 W, about 460 miles south of New Orleans, moving northwest at 10 mph.
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Hurricane Carla prompts Gulf coast evacuation and offshore evacuations
Oil rigs and fishing boats pull to safety as Hurricane Carla nears the Louisiana coast. Residents from Cameron to Grand Isle are urged to move inland while civil defense mobilizes and offshore crews evacuate. High tides threaten coastal roads and ports as the storm shifts toward Texas.
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Army Role With Paar Due Probe
The Pentagon with White House approval launched an inquiry into the U S Army’s role in staging the Jack Paar TV show at a crossing between West and East Berlin. Reportedly, officers and about 50 GIs plus seven jeeps with machine guns were involved.
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Kensington Park Cavalcade of Homes opens with recreation center
Kensington Park presents its 1961 Cavalcade of Homes and an 11 acre recreation center open for viewing daily from 8 am to dusk. Prices begin at 11 950 dollars with 875 dollars down.
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