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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1963
Page
4
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The editorial urges a decisive battle against the Soviet threat, arguing that the United States must withdraw diplomatic recognition from all Communist governments and halt aid to enemy fronts. It warns of Cuban bases and sea lane controls as steps toward global conquest and calls for total victory to preserve freedom.
William S White reflects on June 6 1944 the D Day invasion and the sacrifice of soldiers. He urges national dignity and self control as memories of gallantry and duty wash away daily contentions.
The Tax Foundation reports Florida paid $205.8 million in taxes and received $158.4 million in federal grants in fiscal 1962, meaning aid cost 30 cents per dollar. Nationwide, 17 states were net losers. The study notes admin costs and matching funds raise the true tax burden, with aid distributions growing toward $10.4 billion next year.
A Chicago cleric cites Jesus as a master platform artist who drew huge crowds with lively speeches and dramatic devices. He notes Jesus used audience participation and vivid props such as Roman coins, feeding the multitudes, and a public fire with fish for a teaching scene.
Beb Considine presents a surreal scene where Rome debates future communication via Telstar and Relay. The pope dismisses wild theories as a dream while Alexander VI envisions news traveling from Rome to the Americas through moving pictures and instant imprints, foreseeing a rapid, technology driven age.
Letter replies and reader questions discuss a homemade blood tonic, thyroid extract dangers, digestion myths, and storage tips. The column notes seeking copies of a booklet titled Blood and Health and answers questions on urinary excretion, gas, stomach health, and food cooling before refrigeration.
An editorial compares U.S. trade stance to a golfer without follow through amid calls to curb trade with Maoist China. It notes Sen Wayne Morse pushing for policy reevaluation and rising West Coast interest in self exchange for steel and machinery while warning of risks in Peiping ties.
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