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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1963
Page
4
Mementae notices headed Verna Hotchkins memory appear in the Post Office at Memenne. Subscriptions for mail delivery are advertised at $26.00 for a year in advance.
The Sarasota News launches a critical series examining the Chamber of Commerce over declining membership and alleged operation flaws. It argues for honesty, reforms, and accountability to restore strength and public confidence in Sarasota County’s business council.
The Pravda article portrays the Boy Scout and Cub Scout organizations as training American youth in espionage violence and germ warfare, and accuses the Girl Scouts of funding via cookie revenues to Wall Street interests. It argues free press is blocked in the Soviet Union and depicts Western radio efforts as a gradual brainwashing tactic.
The oil industry shows profits funded mainly by reinvestment retention rather than mere payouts. From 1952 to 1961, 53.5 percent of oil profits were reinvested to expand and improve facilities, while gasoline prices rose only 1.4 percent versus a 12.6 percent rise in the general CPI.
The piece notes GOP frontrunners eager for a strong, unified campaign ahead of the 1964 fall election. It discusses party leaders and financiers aiming to consolidate support, portraying optimism about a potential edge over rivals. The tone reflects a pre election political analysis.
Jim Bishop reports on BLEU autopilot tech guiding a DC-7 into a runway without pilot input. A five pound black box provides altitude and position data while a radar operator tracks planes with automated dot rings.
Dr Jim prompts Dr George W Crane at a dental convention forum to reveal the five basic laws for influencing people with words. John Roosevelt, New York, asks how politicians should apply them. Audience reaction shifts from laughter to intrigue as the discussion touches on political messaging.
Dr William Brady Mather praises home delivery of babies and defends reading his column. A reader thanks him and mentions bowling greens and the couple’s stance on raising children amid experts and ads. The exchange continues with a note about sending for a booklet and a request for common sense parenting guidance.
The article discusses a proposed federal unemployment tax plan linked to a uniform rate. It notes no surprises in tax treatment for employers with stable payrolls and minimal unemployment fund burdens. The plan would centralize revenue nationwide, contrasting with past state-specific employer funding.
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