Congressman Haley Clashes With Art World Over Museum Budget
The News denounces Haley stance on museum expansion and art funding. It supports preserving the Ringling collection in Sarasota and criticizes enlarging the facility as politically driven and fiscally prohibitive. It urges Haley to focus on reelection and oppose socialist influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haley
Jim Haley
Washington
Tallahassee
Congress
James A. Haley
Congressman Haley
Asolo
Italy
Chick Austin
Ringling Museum
South
Sarasota
Fla
CAB Creates Three Transcontinental Superskyways For Safer Flight
The Civil Aeronautics Board implements three nationwide superskyways with ground control for all traffic. Restricted corridors span 40 miles with altitudes 17 000 to 22 000 feet, enforcing 1 000 feet vertical separation and ten minutes horizontal spacing. The system follows Eisenhower and prior safety efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
Eisenhower
Satellite Butcher Heads Grant List Our Foreign Aid Bases
Senate critics argue the United States may be funding satellite governments to win influence over Moscow. They warn aid to Hungary and Yugoslavia could back Kremlin puppets like Janos Kadár, while exposing Americans to backlash if tensions surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
John Foster Dulles
Moscow
Belgrade
Tito
Khrushchev
Dulles
Yugoslavia
Poland
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kremlin
International Cooperation Administration
Hungary
Janos Kadar
Russia
Code of Conduct for Settling in a Warmer Paradise
Senior Forum offers practical tips for retiring to a warmer climate. Choose a neighborhood within your means, visit nearby homes to gauge affluence, introduce yourselves, befriend the paper carrier, and subscribe to stay connected. Learn about the town from the chamber of commerce and library, become an information resource, and take a job that keeps you active and mobile while living in Paradise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce and Public Library
Paradise
Popularity Hits Retreat Write Better Book at the Shore
A writer recalls moving to a winter shore bungalow long unpopular, then becoming popular as guests arrive, the river glitters with ice, the sea storms, and neighbors flood in with expectations of a bestseller while the house and its quirky circle of relatives, staff, and friends react to fame and cooking bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chief
Shrewsbury
Molly Pitcher
Red Bank
Gayle
Rocky
Lem
Emil Steencken
John
Christ Hospital
Gayle Peggy
Voice Of Sarasota Dear Editor Promotes Public Libraries
The letter argues Sarasota County has 125 churches and only one small public library in the city urging more libraries to curb crime and juvenile delinquency. The author cites FBI crime data and urges libraries as modern temples for knowledge and tolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Mexico
F.B.I
PLC
Forthright editorial praised as powerful policy voice
A reader congratulates the paper for a June 12 editorial titled 2nd Rate Power calling for bold U S policy and global dissemination. The letter urges the United States Intelligence Department to use strong language to make intentions clear to all peoples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Intelligence Department
Sam
Reader proposes acoustical shell for auditorium improvements
A reader urges interim fixes for the Municipal Auditorium noting uncomfortable chairs and poor acoustics. She suggests foam cushions, a removable acoustical shell modeled after Indiana University, and using the recreation room annex as dressing rooms, arguing acoustics merit equal priority with other planned improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sharp
Municipal Auditorium
University of Indiana
Ted Wilson
City manager compared to stage manager in show production
A columnist praises AJ Ruttenper for June 15 focusing on city management as parallel to stage management. The piece notes duties like plotting, hanging scenery, replacing bulbs, and ensuring consistent quality, arguing running a city mirrors running a show on a larger, exacting scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bravo
A.J. Ruttenper
New York
The Day the Dollar Died The New Deal financial plot
A critical look at the 1933 to 1934 U S fiscal upheaval tracing the end of gold redeemability for dollars and the rise of Fedbanked Dollars through the Gold Repeal and Gold Reserve Act. It argues the state crafted fiat like instruments to tax future revenue and control wealth, comparing it to Ponzi schemes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
U.S
White House
New Deal
Roosevelt
United States of America
George Washington
U.S. Treasury Office
Federal Treasury
Washington
Republic
Wind and Waves Battle on the Shore in Aeolian Tale
Vivid phrasing paints Aeolus blasting over the ocean and waves crashing on the strand as cornfields bend under stormy emotion. The fragment evokes a dramatic natural contest between wind, sea, and grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeolus
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Tay
Truman
Air Safety Committee
Kadar
Fulton Lewis JR
Paul Hightower
I.N.B
Voice of
J. Reyes Martin
Will Watson
England
Charles Ponzi
Boston
Ponsi
Fishermans Helpers
Pullin
Huh
Blake
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