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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1963
Page
1
Wallace orders troops to three gamma cities as Tuskegee records 13 degrees amid unsettled conditions. Legal moves by state attorneys general follow the incident.
Cristina Austin, Italian widow of a British naval officer, told Il Giorno she will marry Henry Ford II after his divorce. She said they avoided public appearances until the divorce is granted and that Ford may settle his Southampton estate on his present wife.
Eisenhower denounces an administration backed tax cut proposal in a Sunday statement from Gettysburg. The Ways & Means Committee is poised to approve a plan cutting corporate and individual taxes by 11 billion over two years, with likely House passage but uncertain Senate action this year.
In SOUTH PLAINFIELD NEW JERSEY a wife told her husband a TV trick to free himself as she fed him head end foot in his chair. He failed to escape and she claimed she was leaving with the kids and the car, police said.
A brief medical update notes the quintuplets are 44 hours old and growing. Physicians report each infant weighed around 60 to 82 pounds collectively and averaged about 14.1 inches in length.
The youngest entrant at the world meet, Spencer, won the slalom and tricks titles on Friday and earned enough jump points to capture the overall championship. He defeated Stearns in the tricks event, ending Stearns four year run. Spencer began competitive skiing only two years ago.
Reports from Vientiane Miami Rio de Janeiro Hialeah and Bangkok describe armed patrols civilian clashes a communist headquarters siege a smallpox outbreak in Cuba deadly shootings outside a bowling alley and unconfirmed rumors of Ngo Dinh Nhu heading to New York for the UN General Assembly openings.
A Vietnamese official shrugs at talk of aid cuts amid U.S. policy in South Vietnam. The discussion centers on possible French aid and reactions to any offered assistance.
A reporter describes a scene at Portobelie Scotland where a blonde photographer offered to strip again for a four guinea fee amid a festival happening. A other participant agreed to perform a part while the idea for a theater project was discussed. The story notes delayed details as the event unfolded.
Idled electrical workers in six Florida cities vote today between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. to end the two month old General Telephone Co. walkout affecting service in six counties. The executive council of Local A of the striking Electrical Workers union agreed to pay employees for earned vacations whether they return to work.
Washington reports large shifts in the Postmaster General vacancy with former Florida governor LeRoy Collins not favored for the role. Speculation centers onthree options including renaming Bishop or naming an acting or permanent cabinet member as sources tie the reshuffle to J Edward Day’s resignation.
A 23 month old boy known as Chucky Briggs is seen pulling himself from a swimming pool in a candid moment. The image captures a brave, determined toddler as onlookers react.
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