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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1962
Page
4
The Sun Oil Company notes profits have fallen despite rising per capta incomes and production. It argues that declining after tax corporate profits threaten investment and job creation while calling for tax and depreciation reforms to revive capital formation.
Ted Wilson who for 14 years led the city parks and recreation department on Florida’s West Coast died following a heart attack in Miami Beach. His work expanded recreational facilities and boosted the city’s appeal as a beauty spot. The community mourns the loss of a longtime public servant.
Washington observer William White argues the United Nations under U Thant tacitly sanctions Indonesia's invasion of West New Guinea and fails to intervene. The piece criticizes U Thant, supports Dutch resistance, notes U.S. mediation efforts via Ellsworth Bunker, and calls for Senate scrutiny of UN policy amid colonial tensions.
A heartfelt verse thanks a spouse for constant support and shared happiness across married years. It praises gentleness, guidance, and love that makes life feel like heaven. Copyright 1968 Field Enterprises, Inc.
The writer notes Spain’s peseta reform from 57 to the dollar at embassies to 60 at banks, boosting the economy but hurting embassy privilege holders. He recalls past scenes with Gen. Anthony Drexel Biddle and new ambassador Robert Woodward, who faced a ceremonial, age‑old royal carriage welcome and odd glove customs.
Four members of one family sit in India’s new Parliament sparking debates on dynastic influence. A neighboring MP quips that old friends recall old nicknames, hinting at familiar tensions and loyalties within the chamber. The piece blends irony with political intrigue.
A brief formal note names Rep. James A. Haley of the House and Senators Spessard L. Holland and George A. Smathers. It lists their office buildings in Washington D C as the contact points for correspondence.
Senator Barry Goldwater argues disarmament should follow the removal of the cause for arms, warning Western weakness invites Soviet advantage. He insists the United States must maintain arms and counter Soviet propaganda with reality-based education. Tomorrow: The United Nations.
Dear Myrna responds to a May 17 note from a college senior. Sokolski cautions about publishing the writer’s full name and college and comments on disrespect for achievement, urging discretion.
The piece argues the United States must lead in asylum for refugees from Communist rule, praising the 1947 Displaced Persons Act as a model and outlining Hart’s bill to admit 250000 yearly with 50000 to refugees regardless of quota areas, plus a flexible formula for remaining numbers. It stresses maintaining stringent qualifications and bipartisan backing.
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