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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
4
Editorial notes Formosa’s rapid productivity gains after a decade of growth with a 45 percent surge in agricultural output and tripled electric power. It contrasts Formosa freedom with mainland dictatorial mismanagement, citing 20 Asian delegations visiting Formosa and no mainland successes.
The Profit Is Small Business Week highlights a unique utility serving three million NYC customers within 630 square miles. Despite digging trenches and planning a large nuclear plant, underground power keeps costs high, keeping net worth earnings around 5.2 percent and returns near six percent. The piece argues utilities perform well without tax-subsidized socialized power.
A North Dakota tax proposal would raise payments for rural telephone cooperatives. A legislative subcommittee is reviewing the plan as coop spokesmen say it could be tolerated without forcing higher customer rates. The measure aims to align co op taxes with private utilities without undue burden.
A New Jersey reader recalls Brooklyn Eagle lessons and discusses osteoporosis as calcium deficiency. The letter argues high calcium intake is essential daily, criticizes medical inertia and clinic trends, and praises vegetables over sweets as preventive nutrition.
Chief Justice Earl Warren delays accepting Johnson's invitation to head a special commission investigating Kennedy's assassination. He later accepts, signaling presidential support for Warren amid calls for racial justice and criticism of federal agencies. The panel includes Ford and Dulles, with Russell leading Southern opposition to civil rights. The piece notes public desire for a credible, balanced inquiry and warns against venom and hatred fueling further violence.
Dr. Warren Walker, known as Cable Tabernacle pastor, attends Scientific Marriage Foundation meeting with wife Helen. He recounts wartime insurance manipulation by a colored officer to illustrate applied psychology. The anecdote parallels political and social influence, citing Kipling and Antony to emphasize words as powerful tools.
The piece argues the new president will adopt a tougher stance against communism in South Vietnam and push for unity in the U.S. diplomatic military and intelligence teams. It notes Johnson’s internationalist background and likely shift toward allied concerns over neutralist pressures.
The piece notes Lyndon B. Johnson’s first Congress address post Kennedy era. It highlights his shift toward Kennedy policies, softer Texas drawl, and the strong Senate-centric view of Johnson. It remarks on civil rights pledge reception and Johnson’s profound familiarity with Capitol Hill as a Senate man in the fullest sense.
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