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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1962
Page
4
President Kennedy urges study of France Italy and Germany economic success to achieve full employment high returns and gold inflows. He criticizes focus on two sided labor debates and highlights market discipline amid welfare and public enterprises as key factors in sustained growth.
Victor Riesel outlines Benjack Cage a Texas financier linked to Billie Sol Estes through embezzlement charges and a web of companies. Cage fled to Brazil in 1959 dodging a sentence and resurfaced in land development while alleged ICT funds and stock deals draw scrutiny ahead of Senate probes.
The piece notes U S Navy sound recordings of whale noises hinting at communication. It jokes about hearing the whales’ side of the Jonah tale while quipping about the difficulty of living on high salaries and public opinion on effort.
A defense essay argues that communism is a war of ideas and subversion, not guns, and urges Americans to know their enemy. It defines Marxist Leninist theory and the Soviet model, condemning total planning, one party rule, and global conspiracy. It cites seven percent party membership in Russia and calls for critical study.
Aime J. Forand led the National Council of Senior Citizens in promoting Medicare rallies that drew far fewer attendees than planned. Across 32 cities many events drew minimal crowds, with notable shortages in New York and Chicago signaling a widespread disappointment for the Kennedy administration’s Medicare push.
Reporter Jim Bishop notes clergymen show superficial sweetness in pain and wonders about true greatness. He recalls diverse figures from Baptist ministers in Texas to Pastor Niemoller in Berlin and leaders like Stephen Wise Schweitzer Pius XII and Bishop Pike, describing varied deeds and humility.
A new book by Robert I. Gannon titled The Cardinal Spellman Story profiles Francis Spellman, praising his brilliance and mercy while revealing selected anecdotes of his humor, diplomacy, and decisive leadership as archbishop. The reviewer notes vivid portraits and a strong moral core.
Former President Dwight Eisenhower criticizes expansions of federal power as threats to freedom. He cites proposed tax, spending, and regulatory increases and argues that liberty hinges on limiting government authority and preserving individual rights framed by the Constitution. He warns against steady erosion of self reliance through bureaucratic concentration.
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