Highway funds tangled with pay as you go and probes
The Washington Daily News questions the highway program funded by motorist taxes while Congress diverts general funds. Investigations expand across Florida Oklahoma Georgia West Virginia New Mexico Illinois Massachusetts amid alleged theft and political maneuvering. Rep. Cramer accuses GOP subcommittee foes of blocking access to files and tax return scrutiny.
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Congress
Florida
Oklahoma
Georgia
West Virginia
New Mexico
Illinois
Massachusetts
William
C. Cramer
House
John A. Blatnik
Rep. Cramer
Washington Daily News
Changing the Green to Color on U S Currency
The new U S treasurer Elizabeth Rudolph Smith proposes color coding bills by denomination with only the one dollar note remaining green. Treasury Secretary Dillon weighs the plan amid banker and business support but warns of inevitable confusion during transition and a massive printing job.
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Elizabeth Rudel Smith
United States
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Dillon
Tourists Abroad Be Gracious
Jim Bishop urges Americans traveling to Europe to adopt a respectful attitude, learn local customs, and avoid boasting. He advises using guides for etiquette, noting Europeans value courtesy and that guests should offer as much consideration as they seek. Traveling Americans should seek genuine admiration, not charity.
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Jim Bishop
Europe
Atlantic
Alitalia
Idlewild
Rome
Pan- American
Paris
TWA
London
Germany
John F. Kennedy
United States
Waldwick
N.J
John P. Hansel
Esquire
Sweden
Hostaria Dell ’Orso
Ireland
America
The Long March to World Domination in Cold War Clash
A historical essay argues that communist strategy seeks global domination across all actions and that the West must counter with superior ideas and resolve. It compares ongoing conflict to World War III and the early stages of World War IV, warning of existential stakes for freedom.
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Cuba
Laos
Clausewitz
Lenin
Voice of Sarasota letter attacks Khrushchev Castro talks
The writer condemns summit meetings with Khrushchev and the Castro tractor deal arguing they embolden communism and betray invaded freedom. He urges strong US resolve, condemns paying tribute, and warns Kennedy risks weakening America in world affairs.
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Khrushchev
Castro
America
Claude O. Tucker
Sen. Kennedy
United States of America
Mr. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Vienna
Russia
Teddy
William FP
Venice
Parting Shots Prompt Hints Calm Now or Panic Later
Opinion piece questions if leaders should signal when to stay calm or allow public hysterics. It argues for clearer guidance on emotional reactions during crises and critiques vague calls for restraint without specific thresholds.
No Pinch-stickers In Bullfight Stuns Attendee
A spectator recalls a fiesta brava season with multiple bullfights and injuries to Diego Puerta and Paco Camino. Gregorio Sanchez leads the matadors while debates about pinch-stickers and bullpen options amuse the writer. The column muses on travel, literature, and geopolitical worries.
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Diego Puerta
Paco Camino
Girondino
Paco
Sanchez
Youth Employment Service helps Sarasota youths find work
Kiwanis Club members and 90 sponsors launched the Youth Employment Service on November 7 1958. In summer 1959 the program found 86 jobs and last year 191, with 101 for boys and 90 for girls. The effort aims to teach self reliance and responsibility while matching high school students to employers through the Florida State Employment Service.
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Sarasota Kiwanis Club
Youth Employment Service
YES
Charles Fernandez
Kiwanis Club
Kiwanians
Florida State Employment Service
Clarence Paynter
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