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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1957
Page
4
Frustrated lawmakers tout big cuts while experts warn next year’s spending will exceed the President’s January forecast. Rayburn abandons tax cuts as Congress trims mandated costs and future appropriations, yet adds new programs and favors home projects. A need for executive restraint to curb ongoing overcommitment is urged.
The writer paraphrases Eisenhower arguing for long term foreign aid to secure tax cuts. He suggests a three year plan with increasing yearly sums, funded by ignored annual appropriations, while noting the lingering issue of temporary programs since 1941 and the proverb that nothing is permanent except the temporary.
A critical look questions McCalls data on Russia and public opinion. It argues that Americans misstate facts while editors misinterpret terms like Russian and USSR. It notes the distinction between socialism and communism and cites Khrushchev as current party leader.
Washington column argues Robert Anderson, ex Secretary of Defense and Navy veteran, would bring a conservative but broad view to Treasury. It notes his admin style irked admirals at the Pentagon, strengthens the Republican base, and fits a center-position for 1960. It cites rising college grads salaries and ongoing economic expansion as context.
The piece extols patience as essential to love and well being, citing biblical guidance and Lincoln’s famed restraint. It argues patience prevents mistakes and wars, aids disputes, and builds character, ending with a quoted maxim about persistence transforming failure into success.
Atlantic City is described as an island one mile wide and ten miles long, a resort visited by about 15 million people annually. A U.S. survey by the Automobile Manufacturers Association notes nearly 11 million trucks are rolling on highways.
A columnist recalls plans to import Italian silk suits from Hing Cheong in Hong Kong, hoping to undercut U S makers. The venture collapsed after customs duties and shipping times eroded profits, leaving only a black silk suit with a Chinese label.
In Washington Rep. Wayne Hays delays for months the release of three anticipated documents exposing Communist activities. The reforms include a guide to subversive groups and a 75,000 copy reprint of the committee’s annual report, with orders backed by supporters and resisted by Hays amid his history of anti-anti-Communist actions.
Advice on building confidence from James J Metcalfe urging steady steps and sincerity. It notes many famous people felt fear before they were convinced to tackle challenges and asserts confidence grows as one practices, improving one’s score.
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