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dtc ITrnsacoIa flmintalV 11C Friday, June 1, 1962 Rather Than Legislation Curbing Chairman 1LOOKFOR ryanl- IPflugs Parity 'Unity of Goals' lOO ins TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. SAVINGS SUPPLY Farris Bryant said Thursday harmony within Democratic ranks could best be attained by "unity of goals rather than compulsive A STORE legislation. Bryant made this reDlv at a news conference when asked whether he favored legislation I S. i ibi 1 which would change the status of the state Democratic lican Edward J. Gurney of Winter Park, is a longtime friend and former roommate at the University of Florida Law School.

He said his over-all goal in the Democratic Party was to achieve harmony and get everyone working together for Democratic victories. "Everybody will gain by all Democrats working together," he said. "The Democratic committee will have more prestige working together than not working together." He also disclosed that he had some Republicans under consideration as a successor to Palm Beach County Sheriff. P. A.

B. Widener when he quits his job. Bryant appointed Widener to succeed suspended Sheriff M. M. Kellenberger, a Republican.

as state party chairman when the new State Democratic Executive Committee is organized next month. Milligan has called the committee into session for June 8 9 at Daytona Beach. Milligan has been at odds with Bryant, Sen. George Smathers and other elected state officials over the party leadership. Smathers said the governor should 'be the head of the party with the party chairman serving in a subordinate capacity as an executive officer.

However, Milligan said he Interpreted his reelection as a member of the executive committee from Orange County Tuesday as an endorsement of his philosophy that the party chairman should nominee for Congress who was an early New Deal liberal, Bryant replied that he would. As to whether he would campaign for him, the governor said he would if asked but added, "1 don't think he needs much help." While Bryant's basic political philosophy is conservative, the governor said there were some areas in which they agreed. "Anyone must recognize that he (Pepper) was an effective member of the congressional delegation when he was U.S. senator and he can advance the interests of Florida in many ways," he said. Bryant also said he would support former State Sen.

John Sutton, Democratic nominee for Congress in the 11th district, even though Sutton's opponent, Repub be an independent officer. When a newsman asked Bryant whether there could be party harmony with the chairman operating independently from elected officials, Bryant replied, "I think you have answered your own question." Bryant has charged that the present party leadership was ineffective in raising campaign funds and winning elections. The governor noted that the Republican Party was having a similar fight over the party chairmanship between chairman G. Harold Alexander and challenger Charles Holley of St. Petersburg.

"They are becoming distressingly Democratic," he observed. Asked whether he would support Claude Pepper, Democratic He again predicted that there would be a harmonious revitali- zation of the party as a result of Tuesday's election of Demo NEAREST YOU PENSACOLA, FLORIDA FERRY-PASS HARDWARE COMPANY 6600 North Davis Highway GARRETT HARDWARE i VARIETY STORE 2011 North Street LEE HARDWARE COMPANY 3906 Navy Blvd. cratic committeemen and commit- teewomen, but said he didn't want to ensraee in talk about ner- sonalities. Bryant had no comment on a statement by James Milligan that he was confident of his reelection 4 Bans Fishing Off Pensacola Beach Bridge Leaning Tower Rood Board Approves $1.5 Million Bond Issue for Escambia This new $6 million, 29-story Las Vegas, hotel looks very much like the famous Leaning Tower of Pisa, but it's only an optical illusion. The "Landmark Tower" stands perpendicular.

Tricky effect is caused by a series of tipping power poles. (From AP Wire Reports) A A A E-The State Road Board gave preliminary approval Thursday to a $1.5 million bond issue proposed by Escambia Red Taylor Named Palm Beach Sheriff families that would be displaced by the superhighway construction. "If this was one reason for scheduling the right-of-way acquisition for the last year of the five-year program, I assure you that we are ready to move quickly," Gordon said. The interstate highway administrator, road board member W. only about two-tliirds of which will be constructed $121 million worth of interstate construction, $59.9 million worth of secondary road work and $94.2 million worth of bond-financed construction.

A meeting of the board was set for June 21 here at which it will formally adopt the construction program. T. Mayo, said however that he has had no notification at all that Dade County was prepared to move the estimated 60,000 persons involved. Mayo said that if all the preliminaries necessary to starting work on the urban construction could be handled, then "there is no reason why the interchange project can't be advanced." Gordon didn't make a flat proposal as to how much the interchange project should be advanced on the five-year schedule. The board received no other complaints in its public hearing on next year's construction program which calls for some $105 million worth of primary work- County.

Other action was to ban fishing off the Pensacola Beach bridge at the request of the Santa Rosa County Beach Aclministration. Three other counties receiving tentative approval for proposed bond issues and amounts of each were Broward $11.5 million, Indian, River $400,000 and Sumter 2 million. "SUMMERTIME He is a native of DcLand and worked his way up through highway patrol ranks to captain between 1940 and 1962. He directed the special troop operating on the turnpike and retired from the patrol after being named operations director for the authority in 1961. Gov.

Bryant said that Widener performed a "difficult job which promised no rewards but many headaches." "He has survived the headaches and restored order and efficiency to the sheriffs office. "I regret his resignation, but feel that in Red Taylor we have obtained the services of a man whose life work is law enforce TALLAHASSEE (AP) Gov. Farris Bryant Thursday accepted the resignation of Peter A. B. Widener III as sheriff of Palm Beach County and appointed Capt.

C. E. (Red) Taylor, former Florida Highway Patrol officer, to replace him. Widener, a multimillionaire, was apointed sheriff last August following the suspension of Martin Kellenberger. Widener said he took the job for a limited period only, and was now stepping down to return to managing his personal businesses.

Taylor, 44, has been operations director of the Florida Turnpike Authority, a post which he will resign to accept the sheriffs appointment at noon Friday. ti jr Dade County called on the board to speed up its schedule for completing the Miami Expressway. Dade County Commission Chairman Alex Gordon told the board that traffic demands in Miami make it "absolutely essential that the interstate system be completed as quickly as possible." He said the midtown interchange on the north-south expressway leg isn't scheduled for right-of-way acquisition until early 1966, and that is the vital link in completing Miami's system. He told the board at its public hearing on next year's tentative construction budget that the county was prepared to relocate JL cL I ment and whose dedication to duty is above all question." Peepes Succeeds Papy As Florida House Dean WESTINGHOUSE AUTOMATIC PICNIC COOLER MIRRO 7 QT. PRESSURE CANNER Starving China Sends Big Rice Cargo to Cuba KEY WEST, Fla.

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