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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
5
Gov. Le Roy Collins said no to a special session to extend jobless pay. He backed boosting Florida's 16 week maximum to 24 or 30 weeks and endorsed tax assessment reform in three phases. He cited signs of economic improvement and discussed possible highway funding needs without new taxes.
A Florida Methodist commission of 100 ministers and laymen was created to plan church expansion and report to the 1959 conference. The action also sets groundwork for a possible two million dollar drive to extend to former Baptists already in the state. The group meets as 13 new congregations have launched with funds from Florida Southern College endowment and Methodist district resources.
In Rolling Hills California a car driven by 63 year old Mrs Sarah Van Renterghen sped out of a garage and plunged over a 400 foot cliff. She was found climbing the cliff by neighbors and treated for bruises and scratches. The car was demolished.
Algiers dispatch notes mixed French reaction to De Gaulle's return to power. Some praise U.S. actions, but many criticize American interference in North Africa. Friction centers on Suez, Tunisia bombing, and arms shipments, with potential impact on Arab independence sentiment.
South American nations voice grievances about U S policy and trade. Venezuela resents oil limits, Colombia objects to U S coffee buying, and Peru Chile complain about minerals access. Across the region governments ask why billions in aid flow elsewhere while Latin America faces trade barriers and dictators supported.
In Damascus AP report William L. Ryan notes U.S. influence in the Arab East remains fragile but repairable. Arab literate nationalists show tempered anti American sentiment, favoring neutrality and distance from bloc alignment while seeking closer U.S. ties on selective goals amid calls for Arab unity.
An advertisement promotes a new large economy use bladder relief product claiming long term savings. It highlights ease of use and potential money savings, urging readers to try the item for relief after years of discomfort.
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