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The Miami News du lieu suivant : Miami, Florida • 8

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The Miami Newsi
Lieu:
Miami, Florida
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8
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and lack of parking, garbage posal and Ere-fihting ment if THE MIAMI MTT5, Monday, April 6. I0'? Bl Yachier asts iWIKDOW KCBHMSU Sw aaeraa eattt a tn.iw at an 9 wiava a aa al Yaa i fca ta Taa an bop to get more income by hiking th rate. Besides, he said, yachtsmen are protesting unsanitary and crowded toilet and shower facilities at Dinner Key, FR 7-2679 mmm window smici Aa irs'e yachtsman asserted today that M.ami, which wants to hike dockage rate, already charge more than any place on th east coast and for inadequate; service, at that First, yachtsman Robert J. Erickson wrote Barney McCoy, di Do-It-Y our self Aulo By British tu rnw laWMtlMat NEW YOnK, April It had to happen, eventually. 4 and tha BrStiUi have den K.

They've checked Into tha Internal local Automobile Show with eVU-yotirself car. You buy this little auto In a box. You get it hauled home, and you bolt It together with Ita own tool kit. Everything i there every nut, bolt, and acre eieept the paint. You have to go out and buy a can af paint to slap on the outside of the body, which one-piece polyenter (iberglasa and haa tw big doora which are already bolted BOnUS OFFER come la high, study rate of comparable marinas and adjust your rate to ba competitive or slightly above," be wrote.

BOAT OWMuRS MEET The opposition to proposed rate Increases for all city dockage fa-ciiitie will be given further voice totiijiiit at a mt-tiliijj of ti owner in Bayfront Park Library at 7 m. McCoy feela that the present rates of 4 cent a foot day in winter and I cent a foot in cummer do not "meet the expense ed, recommend more than the county dockage rate of cent a foot for people living aboard their craft HIGHEST RATES McCoy wanted to get the boat owners' views before making recommendations to tht city manager and commission. Erickson's letter led off the protest. He wrote that the city charges highest permanent rate em the coast and that as a result 136 of the 334 slips at Dinner Key are empty. With such a rate of vacancy, he wrote, the city could not possibly 011 FINE PAII1T if Pi.

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a iu it rector of city yacht docks, the city should spruce up facilities and cut rate to get year-round tenant. Tha city a' to should charge separately for electricity to tabiiiz tha ratio of income to expense, Erickson laid. "Then, when these are accomplished and the percentage of in It. a tut s-T 9" 1JIM Suit SJ Miaai Mis tiln M.aii lim of operations." ir- IV, "We need a rat to make the NARY CARTER P.JLT FACTORIES department elf-upporling," he said, but did not suggest aa exact figure. He would not, he add- You, Too, Will Want a Wonderful LOWREY I it mthy atosBr Mas? Aaaounrrmant Expects Second Baby Katny Grant Crohy, Bins' wife, confirmed retort lht h' mothw gain.

Mi ma'ie the an-nounmwnt after arriving in Ihfminfi, Mich to bt-u'n mk on dp pirture. "Th Anatmiy Of A Just say on. The one-cylinder, air-cooled engine 1 in the back, The car has four forward and four reverse speeds, and i the maxlmam forward speed la mora than 60 miles as I bour. i It seats two adults In the front, aSut the back teat is strictly for kids lo of them not enough kneeroom for grownups. 4 I Th gasoline consumption Is the makeri iwear to 90 mile per gallon, depending on how careful tha driver la.

'Let's Do Own Test On Fallout Peril' worm TZrvZ; w'iiJ 7 America's No. 1 SPINET ORGAN I tn Star flay nf yvtH kaa rh It's aiafia's kiart sallla tiaat arian. lack lawray It ull-ilia, Iwa key-kaar arfaa WITH MSCUSJION, vKk ai-alaalv llda aaatral, etui laanr athaTfaatara aa atkar areaa taa Saft, raearalau pria. Cams In tamarraw er phn far fra heme trial. You'rt always welcome) "PERSONAL Ni horn of liU CltAN-Vf 10ANS Pay of your piled-tie bill ou with a PERSONAL Bill Clean-Up Loan Then, make only en monthly payment instead of several and have mar cash left over each month I Remember: it's just like 1-2-3 to esll up come in and pick up your loan at PERSONAL! Phont today! Wa DOWN aa DOWN MONTHLY IIS SlttS aiKiimr tr aunt Continued from Page 1-A iwitnrie in food contamination.

Th commission also test for con "FULL SIZED" WITH PERCUSSION only I a It alua SHa at aaM centration of strontium in the fattvifv Whh any increase whatsoever In the amount of radioactivity absorbed by the body is hazardous, then would have to concede that radiation fallout add to th hazard," Dr. Dunning concluded. "But we think the added danger to health il Insignificant." eeaweoteal efflte wakh I aearesf yoet MISM! tf I ru St, Bm, HI, OlymaU IMS. fRwWH I4lt1 t'TTll mvrn ut M. rwiir Pun FT.

LAUOtRDALC S. aaaVms al Las Olas Soul tar 141,1 on iviNiMos oiHiiiMt shohi rat ivinino a outs iMa ai aiail Ha toil. The AEC scientist anld there 1E21 N.E. 163rd St PH. Wl 7-SOtl 2010 Biscayn Blvd.

ph. ra t-4i litl Stmt pt Frt. Iviiitn seems to be little correlation be Everything! A Midget Car Then Death rOHT April I Twrlv-)r-old ftir hard Allen Wilson hud sorro-thing any boy tsould give hi tmih to on home-made, lan mowrf)oerd mWKrt rr and paved circular track In a vacant lot to ract It on. YeMwilay, at hit father watihcl. fllrhard'a little cr spun off th track at 11 rwlf an hour and hit tht Wilson' parked true k.

Richard wai killed, Wida cheic tfytw naj tintihat. ALLIN, LOWRIY ORGANS IYIR1TT, CABLI-NELSON PIANOS tween the amount of strontium In the air tupply and that which Is found in th toil. On on day last fall. Dr. Dunning said, the air mar the city of Iw Angelea a found lo contain "disintegratiima" of all tyjies of lsotnies.

This compare with readings of t5 to disintegratlona over Miami In recent month. fr. Dunning aid tha AKC'I Lo Angeltt studies at tha time of the high disintegrations found i of the Of Hunters Nab Fugitives In Mass Escape AMrll4 PrM JESSUPS. Md April Hundreds of state police, national guardsmen, county police and marine captured mora fugitives today from a mast prison break at PatuxenL Fourteen of tha 34 young Inmate who overpowered guards and broke out of tha Institution for defective delinquents last night were still at large. Two other who might from Patuxent were picked up In southern Maryland Calvert County and could reduc th number to twelve.

no Increase in the concentration of strontium to jn that area' food. UU Ul I 1 ttart Two Papers Arc Merged In ClinrloKc I.t'NtiH GET IT He explained that In breathing natural air, the luns ahsorb sIhmiI 2S "milirens" of radioactivity. Air with radioactivity sev leaves out all these coach seats i give eral time greater than that fmind In the Miami area was found to add only a few milirens to the lung, ha said, "If you tjike the position that Stat Police U. W. W.

Corbln you first-class leg room zLissimri Milmwhec Seehs Killer Of Boy, 6 1 altr Prftt IMrnatMMJ MIl.WAt'KKK. April All tsaaway a-vsv' said two airplane flying low over the area accounted for the capture of six prisoner early today. "Th planes found four of them hidden under the trees." he said. "A short time later they located two more going Into the woods." Inmate made their break about 7 clock last night by seizing keys from two unarmed guards and unlocked six door between them and freedom. Slate Prison Supt.

James W. Curran said it was the largest break In the history ol Maryland prisons. The Institution, a kind of model reform school, aim at rehabili CimUnuri tram Vfr 1 A announcement lit ha hn with the Na for yuan and i formerly lis nwitn ulitor and antral manager. Caril Prlnca will remain In charga of tht editnriMl pii llh lha new till of awx-lata editor. Richard L.

Voting Jr. will retain hit present tiilt and iludca a managing editor. The aalt of th New nwknl th third marter of Hailv nes-papare In thru major Southern cltie In 1pm than II montlu. The Tampa Tribune puichniol tha Tampa Time May 25. ma.

Th New Orleans State and New Orlean Item merged in September of last year. In New York, a spokesman for th American Newspaper Publisher Asanrutino said tha ANTA did th eoniifler Uia Charlnttt transaction a merger, Iml a sal. Th ANPA spokesman said the Tampa transaction also did nt Milwaukee is on the alert today for a hihy haired aex deviate who lured a I year-old boy into his car and stabbed and strangled him. The body of little Ben Wagner i tating young lawbreaker who a y- I was found yesterday In a ditch along a road overlooking Lake Michigan, south of Port I Police throughout the Midwest have unusual mental and emotional problems. Those who escaped were convicted of robbery, larceny or burglary.

Most were in their 20. The escape plot boiled Into oc-lion suddenly last night as prisoners wer tolling in two recreation rooms on the first P.oor. A lo sought th killer, who Is be i i 1. If group of Inmates grabbed guard John Wilson, 44. threw him to the lioor and seized his kevs.

lieved to have sesually molested another Ixn Saturday. Urn ImkIv. Hh three stab wound in the left chest and two in the left arm, found hy a new Imi Milton tieier. 3a. Milwaukee said he punned a or blur or hiue white station wagon (or alnnit three miles south on t' 141 when he noticed a boy (tantically waving horn th front seat.

The driver, a man. apeared to be the only other occupant of Die vehicle. Geiger said fall Into th ANPA's category of meijjeis sim-e Ixtth m-iTS nintimint i st 1 1 1' 1 1. iTIip AM'A a morons only tiariaitiixi wheirin tn nrpri aie lomlunr! intniHie iwr liming pisa. the AM'A sMikeiiiiin smii.

tiicre ne Imu ui tun In SiMiiHa, Calif, Itelleville, lii Cincinnati ami New Olirn Tlie News' mle lift only fmir Smithrtn state with cities pul-lihni! tirly ovturd compel-M-c new ti'ef The aie VKclile, Tennee. Mississippi ami Alabama. Virgin-la. N.mh Carolina. Smith t'aio-ima I pa ami (in mil Ii4e M-ai airly -nd fmi rtiii; nriH'i in the same il.

Itol'inson aitiiliutei his deci kaf Dr. H. Thomas Brown, Jr. Anmmnvct His Auarislion In General DmtUtry il Dr. Richard M.

Grtmaldl 1SS6 S.W. lit St. PH. ft 1 0267 I 1 I. it 4 1 I i iSeed a ff HOME MODERIIIZATIOII lOAHt sion to nfil the News lo Hirira leij! huh hae rcmtd l'm in adtettittii); ami cncti i S- hVellll St If Add a sw inimiiig piMl, roim, patio, Il or rat rl replace lumlnng 11 a install a sprinkler sv stem It lamUrape vnur lawn area, St Jut specifv t.lil.

Firt National iiuiuitig" to your dealer or plum us voui self. lnlii'ii menue liiuins the pat ears Me said the sal "nnw seems not only is bul artuaih alisoiiiiely fv-eiitml iiom an en nciinc iiiahiijust mill the Chat lutte ws-rjts mud centinu sejia! ihertiung tates and Civitjacts The N'ems. with a circulation ol (4 Mi, Is the largest attcinoon In lite Carolina. aa Mtarl yur aMf -am a am tolwi omring. All llifhti limvt 5 minuttt afiif peak departuri kourt la avoid teknH ielaytl ONI National gives you 3 foot 4 inches of fen spacing.

National does this by eliminating many coach and re spacing the remaining otus. National ends the rush at tha gate, too! No more scurrying for seats! Kven if you're the last to enplane, you'll get the wat of your choice reserved by you at fhei K-in time. You'll enjoy many other feature. on National's Club Coai'hes: complimentary coffee, tea or hot meals at moderate prices on many courteous etewardesa service. and first-class bagge allowance of 40 lbs.

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