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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1956

Page

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Egypt seeks Red Russia's support in UN struggle

Storms spare New Orleans as Hurricane Flossy churns in the Gulf of Mexico. Winds reach 100 mph along the Mississippi Sound while tides rise six to eight feet threatening the Pensacola Mobile coast and resort area.

Egypt Red Russia Suez Canal New Orleans INS Mississippi Sound Pensacola-Mobile Pensacola Mississippi Golf Coast Carport Coast Guard Mississippi River Mobile Brookley Mobile Bay Virginia D Bay Towing and Dredging Co Dauphin Isle Alcoa Clipper Caribbean Atlantic Shipper Steel Rover Apalachicola Mississippi Louisiana Weather Bureau Alabama Georgia Florida St Marks Cedar Key

Egypt seeks U N backing as Suez crisis escalates

Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmud Fawzi met Soviet Ambassador Evgeny Kisselev in Cairo before flying to New York for a U N Security Council session on Suez. Egypt aims to secure Soviet support should veto power be needed. The Arab Big Three issued a communique pledging full support for Egypt, while Nasser prepared cabinet talks after a Riyad meeting with Saudi and Syrian leaders.

Cairo INS Mahmoud Fawzi Evgeny Kisselev New York Security Council Suez Fawzi Egypt Britain France Big Three Saudi Arabia Ion United Nations al Akhbar Gamal Abdel Nasser Nasser Riad Ibn Saud Shukry Al-Kuwaily U.N

Eisenhower denies agreeing with candidate on farmers

White House secretary says President did not share GOP rival George Spence’s remark urging small farmers to “get off their butts” to earn a living. Spence sought photo op with 23 candidates. Ike, recovering from a heart attack, campaigns ahead of a key Peoria speech on farm policy.

Washington Ins Eisenhower White House James Hagerty George Spence Congress Tennessee Peoria Ill Bradley University Iowa

Siesta Key delegation renews fight on Midnight Pass

Local activists renew opposition to the Midnight Pass site at Siesta Key as part of a continuing dispute over access and use. Page 9 references the ongoing effort and related community concerns.

Siesta Key Midnight Pass Negro Beach

Outbreak of Algerian Rebel Violence Targets Algiers

Algeria news reports 66 casualties as nationalist rebels strike Algiers within three hours after dawn. Europeans and a Muslim wounded. weekend toll includes 29 dead and multiple ambushes across Palestro, Constantine, Oran, and Ksour Mountains with French forces sustaining losses.

Els Algiers Palestro Constantine St. Arnaud Ksour Algeria Oran

Foes Reject Siesta Key Negro Beach Proposal

In a surprise move the Board of County Commissioners rejected the Citizens Negro Beach Committee report proposing a Negro beach at the lower tip of Siesta Key Midnight Pass. Commissioner Glen R. Leach urged deferring to the new county board, noting feasibility concerns and recalling a prior Longboat Key site dispute.

Board of County Commissioners Citizens Negro Beach Committee Siesta Key Glen R. Leach Edwin F. McCann Leach McCann Longboat Key

Bus Flips Over Injuring 19 In New Jersey Accident

An excursion bus carrying 39 people went out of control and overturned in Hightstown New Jersey early today injuring 19 passengers. Police and emergency crews responded to the crash scene and transported injured to local hospitals for treatment.

Hightstown N.J New Jersey

Somoza Family Quashes Assassination Plot After Gunfight

About 200 people including two editors and a former president are being questioned as police search for accomplices after Rigoberto Lopez Perez shot President Anastasio Somoza in Leon Nicaragua. Somoza, treated in the Panama Canal Zone, faces uncertain recovery while Luis Somoza and Anastasio Jr direct the crackdown and await Congress action.

Nicaragua Rigoberto Lopez Perez Somoza Leon Luis Somoza Anastasio Jr Luis Congress

Stevenson Blasts GOP Foreign Policy In Tulsa Speech

Adlai E. Stevenson accused the Eisenhower administration of deceiving Americans about world peace in a Tulsa speech prepared for delivering in Oklahoma. He charged the GOP with a 28 year record of opposing poverty relief and said Republican policy relies on bluffing enemies and misleading friends.

Tulsa Okla INS Adlai E. Stevenson Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon America Stevenson Oklahoma

Minnie Watches Gulf Storm With Weather Eye

Minnie Mermaid keeps a weather eye on the Gulf storm as Sarasota and Florida forecast cloudy skies with scattered afternoon showers. Temperatures range from the low 70s to upper 80s across the state with southeasterly winds and occasional squalls noted in the north.

Minnie Minnie Mermaid Gulf of Mexico Mexico Sarasota Florida South Tallahassee North

Two Witnesses Sought in Brink's Robbery Case

FBI agents and Boston detectives hunted two missing witnesses in Boston as prosecutors pressed to finish their case against eight defendants in the Brink's robbery. The sought witnesses were Paul Sullivan of Charlestown and John W. Daly of Roxbury, Daly tied to a visit with a defendant to Joseph O'Keefe while the star witness was jailed in Pittsburgh.

Boston INS FBI Paul Sullivan Charlestown John W. “Dee’’ Daly Roxbury Daly Joseph “Specs” O'Keefe Pittsburgh

California Fire Rages At Resort

Smoke-darkened firefighters battled a self sustaining fire storm near Lake Arrowhead in San Bernardino Mountains. The blaze destroyed at least 20 homes and charred more than 8500 acres as 1500 firefighters used 18 bulldozers and 60 water tank trucks to hold flames from the Cedar Glen area five miles east of the lake.

San Bernardino Calif Lake Arrowhead Crest Park San Bernardino Mountains U. S. Forestry Service Cedar Glen

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