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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1963
Page
4
Elastic Debt Ceiling Sparks Editorial Harsh View
The May 29 debt ceiling stood at 305 billion but rose to 307 billion after an emergency act. It will be 309 billion by September 1, then back to 305, with a possible push to 320 later. The piece argues elastic limits are pointless and urges Congress to curb spending while noting the political need for restraint.
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Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon
Congress
TVA Taxpayers Fund Hidden Gift To Power Authority
A historical note claims the Tennessee Valley Authority keeps power cheap for TVA residents at about 1 cent per kilowatt hour while the national average is 2.3 cents. Taxpayers allegedly subsidize the difference, effectively gifting decades of support to TVA.
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Washington
Tennessee Valley
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
United States
A Discouraging Blow On Poultry Tariffs By Common Market
The Common Market raised poultry tariffs by about ten percent despite U S efforts to obtain reductions. Frozen broilers previously boosted American exports, with 263 million pounds shipped last year mainly to West Germany and other members. Washington plans to protest and push for broad tariff cuts to ensure access for U S agricultural products in Europe.
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United States
West Germany
Europe
Washington
Geneva
America
Proper Use Of Words Clears Adoption Problems
Dr George W Crane discusses how to tell an adopted child about adoption using careful language. He uses Freddy a foster child who faced taunts after learning he was adopted, urging parents to choose words that foster belonging and loyalty rather than shame.
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Freddy B
Freddy
State Support Of Arts Evokes Mixed Feelings
President Kennedy proposes a national Advisory Council of the Arts, sparking debate over whether official patronage promotes vitality or dulls creativity. The article traces historical tensions, noting success of private funding and landmark public art already shaped by corporate and individual patrons.
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Kennedy
Lincoln Center
New York
National of Arts and Letters
Jig” Cook
Old
Provincetown Players
Ee An Ain Ok UK
Eugene O'Neill
Lardner
Sinclair Lewis
Drinkers and Teetotalers Split Social Portrait
The piece contrasts drinkers and teetotalers, noting drinkers appear selfish, impulsive, moodier, and less optimistic while teetotalers seem more temperate and affectionate. It cites color perception effects from coffee and humorously suggests excuses like allergies to alcohol.
Common Complaints About Yankee Stomach Diet Folklore
A Virginia reader notes hay fever and shoulder pain blamed on acid issues after advice about uric acids and meat heavy diets. Stefansson’s The Friendly Arctic cited as Canadian classic. writer mocks hurried eating and urges chewing nuts on the go.
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Virginia
Stefansson
Bob Considine
Why Have Head Addressed Envelope May Have a PAO
An unclear snippet suggests discussion on an addressed envelope and a PAO abbreviation. The fragment references reasons for stamping or marking envelopes but lacks concrete facts, dates, or named entities.
Johnson Should Serve With U S Olympic Group
Rafer Johnson led the U S Olympic team into the stadium in Rome in 1960 carrying the American flag at the head of a diverse squad. The scene highlighted a moment of unity amid political tension as the Soviet flag bearer advanced with the Hammer and Sickle.
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Johnson
U.S
Rome
Rafer Johnson
U. S
Gov. Wallace
Jim Thorpe
Soviet Union
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