Sarasota County United Appeal Kickoff Otober 1 for 1962-63 Drive
Sarasota County starts its United Appeal campaign with an Advance Pacesetters Division kickoff on October 1 to set the pace for the drive. The overall campaign aims at $222,332 with four divisions led by Warren Henderson James G Spencer Taylor Green John Whitesides and Charles C Bailey. Don Laurent will head public relations and publicity.
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Sarasota County
United Appeal
Leonard Burch
County Commission
Warren Henderson
James G. Spencer
Florida Power and Light Co
Taylor Green
John Schaub
John Whitesides
Charles C. Bailey
Burch
American Red Cross
Junior Welfare League
Selby Foundation
North Orange Avenue
United Appeal Supports
U. A
T. T. Watson
Watson
Don Laurent
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
George K. Page
Riverview Shocks Palmetto In Gridiron Night Upset
Riverview High School stunned Palmetto with an 80 point performance on the gridiron Friday night. Also, the Sarasota Sailors defeated Boca Ciega 13 to 9 in St. Petersburg while the Cougars fell 26 to 0 to Brewster Tech.
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Riverview High School
Palmetto
Sarasota
Boca Ciega Pirates
St. Petersburg
Cougars
Brewster Tech
Public Body Debates Spoil Island in Sarasota Bay
WCIND considers spending up to 11700 to block a proposed huge spoil island near Cedar Cove Siesta Key and Manatee County property owners warn of property value loss. Army Engineers will sound the area to assess water depth and future steps. The board also requires contractors to share work plans with Sarasota County Public Works to protect drainage and bulkhead lines.
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Henderson
Sarasota Bay
Cedar Cove
Pt. Crisp
Siesta Key
de Francisco
Petty
Manatee County
Anna Maria Island
Coral Cove
WCIND
Dewey Dye Jr
George Kumpe
Army Engineers
Sarasota County
Democrats Seize JFK Trade Plan Momentum
Democrats celebrate progress on Kennedy trade program as committee accepts liberal provisions and grants broad tariff-cutting powers. The measure, backed by growing U S and Common Market trade alignment, gains support without major protectionist clauses. Kennedy hails the European group agreement.
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Kennedy
United Staes
Common Market
Congress
European Trade Group
Cold Front Ends Midwest Heat Spell Rains Hit Midwest
A cold front from New England to Kansas ended an unseasonably hot spell in the Midwest and sparked severe thunderstorms. Nebraska Missouri and Kansas saw heavy rains with Springfield Missouri recording about four inches in six hours. Kansas City Topeka and Springfield reported flooding and a Trans World Airlines Boeing 707 skidded off a runway in a storm with no injuries.
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United Press International
New England
Kansas
Midwest
Nebraska
Missouri
Springfield
Kansas City
Topeka
Trans World Airlines
New York
Commissioners Head To State Convention
A group of Sar- county officials left this weekend for the annual state convention. The county board meeting scheduled for Tuesday will be postponed while these officials attend the gathering. Morgan begins his duties here.
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County Board
Morgan
Survey Slated Here How Many Want Jobs If They're Available
A survey from 8 to 12 noon at the Civic ence Auditorium will assess interest in job availability. An expert will conduct a confidential survey for manufacturers planning to locate plants, counting diverse manufacturing skills and workers currently employed.
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Civicence
O'Neil
Premier De Rocha Resigns Amid Crisis in Brazil
Reporting from Rio de Janeiro, a general strike led by Communist-aligned unions and an army alert heighten Brazil's crisis. Premier Francisco Brochado de Rocha resigns as Congress blocks his emergency program. transit workers quit, crippling air and rail lines. No immediate violence reported.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Brazil
Francisco Brochado de Rocha
Congress
Rio
Carlos Lacerda
JFK Views Race From Best Seat at America's Cup
President Kennedy and a large dignitaries party were to watch the America's Cup from the best seats at sea aboard the destroyer Joseph P. Kennedy Jr. as Weatherly and Gretel duel nine miles offshore in the 2 1/2 mile windward course.
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Joseph P. Kennedy Jr
Atlantic
Weatherly
Gretel
U.S
Celia Fading Lows for Northwest Movement
The dawn advisory notes Celia is a poorly organized storm moving toward the northwest at seven miles per hour with no expected intensification today. The bureau estimates Celia's maximum winds at 50 mph and says land areas are not threatened.
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Reau
Celia
West Pleased Over Berlin Armored Car Concession
Western Allies welcomed a second Berlin concession as Soviet armored cars stopped service at the Soviet War Memorial in the British sector. Officials cautioned about possible fallout while noting the move followed pressure to ease tension after East West Berlin unrest and the Fechter shooting.
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Berlin
UPI
Peter Fechter
East Berlin
Senate Seeks Study of U N Bond Bill
Senate leaders called for a thorough review of the House version of Kennedy's United Nations bond bill. They want White House and State Department input on authority to finance up to 100 million of a proposed 200 million UN bond issue. If path unclear, the measure may go to a House Senate conference committee. no action expected until early next week.
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Senate
House
House Senate Conference Committee
Humphrey
United Nations
Classified Phone Numbers Note Sarasota This Week
The Sarasota this week lists contact numbers for the classifieds department and night desk. Phone numbers 955 4141 and 955 4148 appear in the notice along with page references 13 16 and 10 4.
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Sarasota News
Classified Department
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