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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1957
Page
4
The notice argues against anti A and H bomb petitions, saying Russia Behind the protests uses Kremlin influence to undermine free nations. It urges readers to investigate petition groups with the Justice Dept and resist signs until informed.
After 24 years Maine ends its habit of voting for federal and state officials in September. If a Legislature approved bill is ratified by voters, Maine will hold elections in November with the rest of the nation. The change ends Maine’s historic role as a political predictor with a slogan once seen as a national omen.
Washington opinions the federal aid to education program is a temporary fix that would likely expand into ongoing federal involvement. Critics argue emergency measures often outlive their crisis and expand bureaucracy, citing past programs in farming and vocational training.
The article traces baseball’s origins in the 1840s in Hoboken and New York, noting criticizes Doubleday’s role and detailing Cartwright’s diamond, Knickerbocker rules, and Chadwick’s influence. It tracks professionalization from 1858 fees to 1869 Red Stockings, the 1876 National League, and 1900 American League, with later U.S. court actions and late 1920s attendance peak.
A poem discusses love requiring time and proof to prove devotion. The speaker urges the beloved to judge by steady evidence over years, noting love is a mutual growing feeling not a sudden sentiment.
The piece reflects on human wants from birth onward, promoting a life of honest dedication aimed at reducing others' sadness and increasing hope. It argues that wealth does not guarantee happiness, urges a clear purpose, and warns against endless greed, quoting a Times writer and John Adams.
An Army Engineer Corps warning links a Patrick Air Force Base strike by Teamsters to potential delays in the guided missile program. Col. W E Elder notes crash schedules and loss of construction threaten testing timelines as Union indictments and corruption loom within the Teamsters.
Crew members hunting seals along the Atlantic Coast are paid by their catch. They average about five dollars per day each.
A satirical look at Ike inviting GOP lawmakers to breakfasts while Congress spends on new office buildings and fends off fiscal pressure. The piece notes Joe Martin paying a hefty breakfast bill and Meade Alcorn’s fundraising woes as Democrats glare over budget tensions.
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