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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
4
Air Force advocates press for full scale B 70 development arguing U 2 high altitude flights prove manned bombers remain effective. Gen White says B 70 would fly faster and higher, while the Administration questions the huge 5 to 6 year investment as missile progress advances. Prototype by 1963 to test feasibility and potential as a supersonic transport.
Jim Bishop presents a humorous account of a routine annual medical exam narrated by Mary von Ahn, detailing the clinic atmosphere, the multitiered process from X rays to fluoroscopy, and the patient’s brisk self profile. The scene mixes medical procedure with social observations about staff and environment.
Irving P. Schwartz laments disunity among anti-Communists in the United States as leaders clash, dissolving groups like the American Jewish League Against Communism. He cites Roy Cohn’s ousting of the director, internal resignations, and a shift toward pro Eisenhower unity as weakening the anti-Communist cause.
Washington correspondent George Dixon argues among foreign affairs specialists over why Nikita Khrushchev behaves as he does. One camp says he is insecure due to lack of real boss power while another claims he is secure because his authority is absolute. The debate centers on Malinovsky’s constant presence shaping Khrushchev’s feelings of adequacy or inadequacy.
In North Dakota on June 28 voters will decide a Senate seat vacancy from the death of Sen. William Langer. The contest tests Eisenhower era farm policy with Ezra Taft Benson and puts Nixon in a pressure-cooker as Republicans push for the Davis Burdick race amid a broader farm belt crisis.
In a reflective verse, the speaker imagines a moonlit stroll and recalls a past romance until a sudden realization that his wife stands beside him holding flowers. The elegiac mood blends memory, longing, and intimate reunion.
A critical analysis compares early corporate influences on elections with modern union political power. It argues COPEs vast AFL-CIO funded operation dominates politics, masking activity as educational campaigns, while Taft Hartley and Corrupt Practices Acts curb corporate and union involvement. The piece questions Congress inaction and warns of rising union influence.
Victor Riesel argues space programs will blast off in the next decade costing at least 15 billion dollars with yearly costs possibly reaching three billion. He cites GE's missile and space vehicle work in Philadelphia producing space suits and life boats and predicts a new, skilled workforce and private sector road maps for space travel.
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