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Food Shortcuts, Budget Slice Tips OnS-S Cooking School Menu Final The Weather Generally fair through tomorrow. Full report on Pane 5 D. ORLANDO EVENING iMAk 54 Pagej 10 Cents Orlando, Florida, Thursday, April 13, 1961 85th Year Number 87 Phon OA 14411 CKillftvd OA 11)11 At Ease In Weightlessness n3 nn tno jD(oJ I -WWW Firmament View More 'Contrasty' MOSCOW IT) Maj. Yuri A. Pike Extension Block Introduced TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Bonds on the "bobtail" turnpike could not be refinanced to extend the road northward under a bill introduced today by Sen.

Harry Kic- 5hT Plans Not Designed To latch' Reds Across-Board 3 Pet. Sales Tax Proposed TALLAHASSEE U- The Gagarin said today he easi liter, Fort Pierce. The ban on refunding the existing bonds would knock in the head plans of the Bryant administration to fi worked and ate in a state drive for new taxes got under way in the Florida Legislature today when Sen. Ed of weightlessness on his orbital flight, and his body Fraser of Macclenny put in responded smoothly to the nance a proposed extension to Orlando and Citra. Kicliter said he introduced the bill because he was "wary" of the administration's refunding plan.

his bill calling for an across- pull of gravity as his space the-board three pet. sales tax ship headed for a landing. He floated in the cabin of to raise an extra $72 million a year. his space ship as it whizzed 1 li If I at a speed of 17,000 m.p.h. WASHINGTON (UPI) Space chief James E.

Webb testified today that U.S. space plans are not designed to "match" the Russians but rather "to meet the needs of the United States." Webb also told the House Space committee that he "is greatly encouraged" by a speed-up in this country's program under Pres. Kennedy. He and other top space officials were questioned by committee" members who were openly chagrined over Russia's Fraser said it was inevitable that more tax money would have to, be provided to meet the needs Road Building Bill Goes To Bryant- TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The house unanimously approved a senate bill today waiving the 20 pet cash reserve requirement of the highway law allowing the Bryant administration to begin building primary, roads immediately. The house voted 88-0 for the measure which was also approved unanimously by the senate Monday.

of Florida's rapidly growing population and more and more legislators were coming around to a decision it should be done this session. Not only would it remove the present exemptions on groceries and medicines, feat of sending the first I .1.14,1 iao but it would extend the tax to practically all items now man into space. Webb, head of the National Aeronautics Space Administration (NASA), termed the current U.S. program sound and solidly Action was completed on the bill and now goes to Gov. Farris Bryant for his signature.

The measure gives the road department until Sept. 30 to build back the cash reserve. exempt. It would remove the ex emption on short-term apart more than 100 miles above the earth, he told the official news agency Tass somewhere in the Soviet in terior. Other' objects in tho ship floated about him.

"The new hero of the Soviet Union, who will be given a tremendous reception on his arrival in Moscow tomorrow, said despite the weightlessness he was abla to make notes of his historic flight. "The transition from weightlessness to gravitation," he said, "to the ap-' pearance' of the force of is smooth. One's legs and arms feel as before, as during weightlessness, but again acquire weight. And I am no longer hovered over the chair, but eased myself into it." The entire flight, he asserted, was work all the way and particularly in that phase. 0 0 0 However, Webb told the ment rentals, on admissions House group: except race tracks, on all in dustrial equipment, on per "If you speak of catching up, I am unable to say what sonal services, labor or serv ices on such items as radio and television sets, hospital the Russians will do next in further development of Urban Renewal Bills To Get Study TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Senate Pres.

Randolph Hodges said today he will not allow passage without study of local bills for urban renewal. Hodges said all such bills will be assigned to the governmental reorganization committee rather than passed on the local roll call. The subject arose with introduction of an urban removal bill for the City of Gainesville by Sen. J. Emory Cross, Gainesville.

rentals and commercial their big booster (rocket) 5 ishermen. This program Is not designed 'I 0 0 0. "It Is mandatory that the to match precisely what the Russians may do. It is designed to meet the needs AP WIrepholo egislature find $72 million a of. the United States.

If we year to provide adequate Governor Signs First Bill services for our growing deliberately set-out to com state," Fraser said. "And there is no use in doing ihe pete with Russia on a point by point basis, this involves Gov. Farris Bryant signs first bill, a Standing by the governor is his sec-statutory law updating 1959 acts, passed ret Mrs Lucille Rogers of Ocala. by the 1961 legislature yesterday. Red Airlift To Laos Increases WASHINGTON (UPI) The Russian arms airlift to the pro-Communist rebels in Laos has increased slightly, the State Dept.

reported today. a different kind of decision." ob piecemeal. We might as Even so, he said, he felt well do it all at once." excellent during that period of his 108-minute flight. Fraser's bill goes even urther than the standby rec As he waited in the Soviet ommendations of the legisla interior for a hero's wel ture's interim committee on come in Moscow tomorrow, William S.Cherry Dies At Age 56 inance and taxation which the 27-year-old astronaut Rain, Sleet Flood, Snow Hit East By The Associated Press Publication Ban Bill In Hopper TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Publication or broadcast of confessions before their introduction as evidence in court in criminal cases would be a misdeameanor under a bill offered today by Sen. J.

Emory Cross, Gainesville. The bill is a part of the Circuit Judges Assn. legislative program. has prepared a $55 million told for the first time about his exeperiences as his program on a when and if needed basis. -no- Jt five-ton space ship hurtled around the earth.

Premier A broadcasting pioneer, Mr. Cherry would have cele Khrushchev is expected to cut short his vacation at the Black Sea resort of Sochi The week's second storm slapped the East with mixed rain, sleet, flood, snow and brated 30 years in the indus- MR. WILLIAM S. CHERRY try in August of this year. Hotel, TV owner His broadcast career begar to head the welcoming committee when Gagarin arrives hi- Price-Fixing Probe Held Up WASHINGTON un A Senate investigation of price-fixing in the electrical equipment industry was held up today by a dispute over a Republican protest against "a three-ring circus" that might prejudice issues before the courts.

high winds today. in 1931 with the formation of Always an avid boat 1 at Moscow's Vukova Air. By DAVE HOWELL Staff Writer Mr, William S. Cherry owner of the Cherry Plaza Hotel and chairman of the board of the Cherry Broadcasting Co. (stations WDBO, WDBO-FM and WDBO-TV) died at 4 a.m.

today at St. Francis Hospital, Miami Beach. He was 56 years old. Mr. Cherry underwent The snow ranged including er, Mr.

uierry tor years port about noon. cruised from Maine to Flori 11 inches at Frostburg, Md. in the Central Appalachians 7 da via the Intracoastal Wa i -Willi Fraser Hodges coated much of New Eng Cherry Webb Broadcasting Co. in Providence. He was president of the company which owned and operated WPRO and subsequently WPRO-FM and WPRO-TV.

Mr. Cherry also headed land, and during the night MR. CHERRY, Continued on Page 3-A, Column 6 Fraser's bill will run into Miss Florida Resigns, extended south to Washing vigorous opposition i ton and Baliimore. 1 surgery earlier this week Gov. Farris Bryant and Lashinc 50 m.p.h.

wind A for a blood clot. 'Place Is With Husband' the Cherry Realty Co. of leadership of both houses, who have urged the legisla gusts which smashed win Eichmann Trial Pauses For Day Providence. dows and signs in New York LA ture repeatedly to try to get A prominent New England merchant and broadcasting executive, Mr. Cherry was principal officer, director City piled tides 3 to 7 feet by without new taxes.

His broadcast career also was identified with New Senate Pres. Randolph above normal on the New Jersey Coast and forced 35 SARASOTA IT) Kathy the" reigning Miss who was married secretly in November, has re and stockholder in Cherry Hodges went before the Sen JERUSALEM (in Adolf York City's leading independent radio station, families to flee beach cot ate appropriations commit Eichmann, on trial in Jem Webb which operates women's apparel stores in tages on Raritan Bay. salem for complicity in the WNLW. lie Headed a group of' Rhode Island business tee yesterday with an appeal for a conservative deaths of 6 million Jews, J) signed and will be replaced by the St. Petersburg beauty who was her runner-up.

Snow deposits measured during the morning included men who bought the station spending program. House remained in his barred cell in 1949, and sold it in April Khrushchev Gagarin When he became weightless, Gagarin said, it became easier to do everything. 0 0 0 "This is quite natural," he commented. "One's legs, arms weigh nothing, objects float in the cabin. Neither did I myself sit in the CAGARIN, Continued on Page 3-A, Column 3 Speaker William V.

Chap- Providence, R. and Lowell, Fall River, Lawrence and New Bedford. Mass. 0 0 0 Mr. Cherry acquired his today while Israel honored The new Miss Florida, 20- pell has urged the same the memory of the Nazis year-old Annette Baker will 1954 for $7.5 million: 0 0 0 i Mr.

Cherry sold his Provi approach in the house. make her first appearance Jewish victims with nation wide rites. holdings here four years Saturday at the Bradenton dence stations to a group ago, and since that time had KATHY MAG DA Going to Ohio The day was set aside as Martyrs' and Heroes' Home Show. She is brown-eyed, brown-haired, is 5- been a visitor to the Orlando headed "by broadcaster Low 10 inches at New Germany in Western Maryland, eight Inches at Ithaca in Central New York, seven inches at Tannersville in New York's Catskills, three to six inches in Sussex County, N. and three inches in New York's southwestern Cattaraugus County.

Inside The Star ell Thomas in 1959. area on numerous occasions Memorial Day. feet 6-inches tall and weighs 123. The other statistics are 3G-24-36. Robbery Solution Seen By Weekend A solution to the robbery case Tuesday morning of the My place is with my Cooking School Gives Prizes, Food husband," declared the retiring Miss Florida, who Tempting odors of richly! Each night the foods pre I by leaves Fort Lauderdale tomorrow for Dayton, Ohio, to browned Southern Pot Roast pared by the home econo Pag? Page American Federal Savings join Jerry Dunlevy, a 21- mists are given away as door prizes along with 30 and braised Leg of Lamb tantalized some 2,500 people Business 4D Obituaries 5D Comics 6B Radio-TV 8B Editorials 6A Society 1-4B yearold assistant manager baskets of groceries from and Loan ange Blossom Shopping Center branch before the end of the week was predicted last night by Sheriff Dave Starr.

The sheriff said his men Movies '9B Sports. 1-3D beef brisket. Golden Gems cookies, Treasure Chest Pork Chops, Apple Rolls, Liver Fantastique and Broiled Smoked Ham Slice. 0 0 0 Tonight, the hostesses announced, the cooking school session will include audience participation. The menu scheduled for stage preparation will include Savory who braved threatening weather to attend the second session of the Sentinel-Star Cooking School at Municipal Auditorium last night.

ANNETTE BAKER New Miss Florida Publix Markets. Items prepared by the visiting home economists on the staff of the National Live Tasty Spareribs. Standing Ribs, Sublime Pie, Beef and Sausage Pyramids, and a Pork 'N Lima Casserole, All foods used in the cooking demonstrations are provided by Publix Markets. The electric ranges display-ed on stage, along with the battery of Frost-Free refrigerators and built in units COOKING, Continued on Page 3-A, Column 1 Comic Dictionary TAXPAYER of a finance company. Mrs.

Dunlevy said the manager of the Miss Florida pageant, Ted Newhall of Sarasota, told her she could keep all her prizes, including her glittering crown. One of the prizes was a one-year college scholarship. She expects to enroll in the the University of fall at Dayton. together with the FBI are tracking down several clues expected to lead to the arrest of the two men who After the show was over 10 delighted individuals went home with the delicious Stock and Meat Board, Miss Janice Plager and Miss Elizabeth McKillen, included A desperate man who is constantly being pushed to dishes that had been coa took $4,232.55 at gunpoint MARTHA TILLER'S ot the SKYLINE the wall while the wall keeps bmaii try surprise, ine Lambs bnanks, Fancy Host's Dinner, a boneless Franks, Fireside Donuts, coded before the audience. Tuesday and fled.

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