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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1961
Page
4
Fathers gain tribute across homes and churches as families honor the breadwinner and civic leader. Wives and children plan cards and small gifts while ministers tailor sermons to fatherhood, noting Father’s Day follows June Sundays per World Almanac.
The writer denounces Democrats and leaders for inept foreign policy across the Cold War era. They critique Eisenhower and Kennedy, urge tougher action, warn of Communist expansion, and call for new leaders to avoid appeasement and defeatism. The piece accuses the president of secrecy and missteps.
A son observes his 78 year old father regain vitality through exercise, travel, and renewed interests after a Miami vacation. Despite medical issues, he embraces jet rides, golf, and social visits, shedding apathy with activity, affection, and engagements that sharpen his spirits.
A poem by Johm C Metcalfe complains about anxious waiters who glare and rush diners. The speaker vows to take the waiter's place to improve dining service, hoping for respectful, calm meals and fair timing on bills.
The piece argues against interventionist U.S. policy and CIA or State Department leadership, defending nonintervention and recalling the Monroe Doctrine. It notes shifts under Wilson and Roosevelt, claims leadership has become costly and unsatisfying, and critiques universal state ideals promoted from Havana.
Senator John J. Williams exposes widespread waste and mismanagement in Defense procurement. GAO findings reveal unneeded Air Force parts purchases, Navy excess orders in Japan, and surplus tires sold below market while identical tires were bought anew.
Barry Goldwater argues that high taxes and federal controls resemble conscription and labor camps. He contends government demands reduce personal liberty by taking earnings for taxes and by directing work and outputs without compensation. He warns such policies threaten a free republic.
A patient recounts ten days post operation with introspective musings on boat traffic, lights, Gracie Mansion, and a trigger memory of meeting a surgeon. The doctor recalls a Geneva film lecture, joking about the ALDREDGE method and the ironies of recognition.
Mrs W A H seeks advice after her husband dies at 61 leaving a paid-for house valued at 15,000, plus 7,500 in life insurance, 2,700 in U S bonds, and 1,000 from vacation pay. The response recommends investing insurance money at 4 percent, keeping the house, taking roomers, and using bonds to supplement Social Security at 62 for about 40 plus 55 dollars monthly.
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