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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1963
Page
4
The Kennedy Administration and the American Medical Association align on a community based mental health approach. They propose federal grants to fund local centers and financing through standard medical cost methods to treat children, families, the elderly, and other mental health groups.
A discussion links Kennedy's push for a stimulated economy with the rising cost of justice for firms facing government suits. It notes high legal costs from price fixing and salt firms, questions quick tax cuts versus gradual reform, and outlines major proposed revenue gains and limits on deductions.
A meditation on the role of newspapers as links between home and world, noting readers seek balance and reasoned reporting. It argues editors should avoid sensationalism, preserve accuracy, and maintain independence while recognizing newspapers reflect and influence public life.
Dr George W Crane outlines common misunderstandings between men and women in a program discussion. He notes men prefer sameness and straight lines while women and children seek variety and subtle shifts, leading to habitual disagreements.
Bob Considine notes the venerable Tin Goose will fly from Los Angeles to Newark at speeds up to 110 mph with a pilot co pilot and ten wicker seated passengers. The trip, linked to fading early air travel lore, hints at evolving aviation milestones and future supersonic hopes.
A reader asks Dr. Brady about severe gas and diarrhea after milk. The doctor suggests increasing calcium from non dairy sources, using small sips of milk with crackers, and offers lime water dilution and banana with each glass as possible aids.
A Wisconsin article discusses functional illiteracy among adults aged 25 and older with under five years of schooling. It notes many can read and write but lack basic arithmetic and overall literacy, limiting job opportunities and stressing need for compulsory schooling laws.
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