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Newspaper

Sarasota News

Location

Sarasota, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1957

Page

5

Graham Urges End to Color Prejudice in New York Crusade

Billy Graham warns against racial prejudice before 18,000 at Madison Square Garden. He cites John 4 1 29 and says God looks on the heart, not color, urging Christians to reject bigotry. Through week four the crusade has 392 500 in attendance and 13 306 converts with July 21 closing plans.

George Cornell New York Billy On Madison Square Garden Jesus Jacob's Well Graham Evangelist God United States Wall Street Christ Yankee Stadium Polo Grounds

Experts Tussle With Problem Uncle Sam's Credit

The United States faces funding strain despite top credit. Government spending, a huge debt, and tight money push up rates as the Treasury must borrow over 60 billion in the next year to roll debts and pay for programs. Critics call the fiscal mess a byproduct of rising costs and past obligations.

New York Uncle Sam Sam Treasury U. S Federal Reserve Congress

Dixie Educator Praises Integration in North Carolina

Dr. Frank P. Graham at Kinston Senior High School lauds the Supreme Court ruling to end school segregation as a new bill of rights. He urges cooperation between races and warns progress abroad hinges on domestic racial harmony.

Kinston N. C INS U. S. Supreme Court North Carolina Frank P. Graham University of North Carolina United Nations U. S. Senate America Graham South

Soviet Poet Vladimir Lugovskoi Dies

The death of Soviet poet Vladimir Lugovskoi, who presided at the Longfellow anniversary celebrations on February 27, was announced today in Moscow.

Johnson chides Ike over attack on budget in bipartisan reply

Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B. Johnson said Congress is cutting President Eisenhower's budget in a bipartisan way and urged the administration not to inject politics into the matter. He noted the budget reductions mirror previous Truman and Roosevelt budgets and defended Congress's approach.

Washington Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Congress Eisenhower Johnson Senate Truman

Lodge Weighs U N Session Over Hungarian Slaughter Report

United Nations deliberations rise after the special committee's three month inquiry into Hungary's uprising. Ambassadors Alsing Andersen, K C C Shann, R B S Gunewardene, Enrique Fabregat, and Mongi Slim draft conclusions refuting Western claims and detailing Soviet brutality and treachery. Ambassador Lodge will consider convening the 81 nation body once the report arrives.

United Nations, N. Y INS Special Committee U. N. Assembly United States Henry Cabot Lodge Alsing Andersen Denmark K, CC. Shann Australia Gunewardene Ceylon Enrique Fabregat Uruguay Mongi Slim Tunisia

Tax Assessor Presses for More Space in Sarasota Courthouse

Sarasota County Assessor Glover Ashby urged the county commission to provide additional space to handle a growing tax roll and reappraisal workload. He requested use of the former voting machine room in the courthouse basement and warned of public relations problems if space remains inadequate.

Sarasota County Glover Ashby Ashby Kenneth Brumbaugh Hunnicutt and Associates St. Petersburg Hunnicutt Glenn E. Potter

Pork Chops Come High These Days

Newark police are asked to help recover $400 in cash after butcher James Underwood says a customer left with a wrapped bundle of money from his register. The next morning the bundle contained two pork chops instead of cash, and Underwood reports the loss occurred during a closing rush.

Newark Calif James Underwood Underwood

Scrap collector injured in Gotemba bazooka blast

Hiroshi Katsuma ta, a 22 year old scrap metal collector, was wounded today when a bazooka shell exploded as he collected shells during target practice at the U S Marine firing range in Gotemba about sixty miles south of Tokyo.

Tokyop Hiroshi Katsumata U. S. Marine Gotemba Tokyo

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