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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1956
Page
4
The News compares Sarasota pay scales and department sizes with Clearwater and Fort Myers finding Sarasota underpays and understaffed. It urges a substantial raise and department expansion to ensure adequate protection and safer streets.
A columnist explores Southern Catholic influence in the 1966 Democratic race, weighing Vice Presidential possibilities under Stevenson. Names like Lausche Kennedy Wagon Wilson Kefauver Harriman and others are discussed amid debates over moderating on school integration and regional balance.
A portrait lens on David Ben-Gurion linking his stubborn pragmatism and bold defiance to biblical judges and Nehemiah. He defends a siege posture as strength, vows firm retaliation to border raids, and presses the Jordan water project while warning against fear-driven peace.
Army Chief Gen Max Taylor condemns statements harming another service. Maritime head Clarence Morse warns against delaying new ships as aging freighters persist. Defense Secretary Wilson says he values candid advice but expects unit loyalty to decisions. Russian conductor Oleg Popov defends self critique after Western Europe tour boos.
The remark reflects frustration that newer generations are not present to contribute financially. It highlights concerns about intergenerational equity and budgeting pressures. The statement implies tension over spending priorities and the burden placed on younger people.
The campaign hinges on whether hydroelectric power should be run by government or private firms. Supporters of private power argue for free enterprise while critics claim a socialized system costs taxpayers. The issue energizes farmers and regional voters, with TVA costs cited as an example of public operation's expense.
In a travelogue tone the author recalls a 1920s AP career start at Washington University, a cruel dismissal by Edgar Cutter, a switch to United Press, and a 20 year tenure. Now en route to the Black Hills for a Rapid City Daily Journal gathering, he hopes Cutter will appear in spirit during his keynote with a free cigar.
Poem extols the American flag as a symbol of liberty guarded by soldiers and planes. It praises land, air, and sea forces patrolling for spies and preserving peace. The piece pledges allegiance, faith, and courage to honor those who fought and died for the flag.
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