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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1963
Page
5
Sarasota Republicans show Goldwater leaning as a former legislator questions the impact of his part Jewish parentage on nomination. The Freedoms Foundation proposes a nationwide bell ring on July 4 at 2 pm to revive patriotic spirit and celebrate the holiday with flags and bells.
The piece notes YMCA initiatives to curb misbehavior by offering constructive activities for youths, cites Newtown recreation center funding needs, and promotes a June 2 YMCA TV night plus a bridge fundraiser for the swimming team. It also mentions National Mail-OmGraphic Bowling AJBC winners and praises the Junior Chamber of Commerce’s Barbell Club efforts.
A high school debate prints opinions on banning Bible readings and the Lord's Prayer in public schools. Students from Sarasota High express both support and opposition, noting prayer can be optional and that some see a few minutes of silent prayer as harmless.
A reader thanks The News for coverage and courtesy, noting enjoyment of the Sarasota Sophie front page column and expressing a personal sense of loss at Pope John’s death. Vincent E. Smith Florida Catholic.
A jumble of light hearted exchanges and office gags. A secretary mispronounces words while searching a dictionary for bankruptcy. An insurance applicant jokes about a form asking for the relationship to Mrs Jones and other playful exchanges occur.
In Sarasota this week a plan to pave Be-neva Road is discussed as a potential traffic link. Rotnick offered to give his right of way to the city to aid paving, but the project faces planning board opposition and no immediate start is planned. A city county complex proposal earns cautious support from D. K. Warner. Meanwhile Bobby Jones Golf Course water pumps are kept ready with one motor returned at a time due to incorrect voltage, as engineers assess risk amid heat.
Mrs L Roy Brace describes hardy Crape Myrtles Lagerstroemia indica and speciosa as superior for Florida gardens. She notes flowering months June to August, pruning to extend bloom, leaves color, and the Queen's variety pink mauve. She shares propagation tips and mentions related ground cover Plectranthus australis for sun and shade.
Bridge-It-Iz discusses partnership philosophy and the aim to help players reduce ego losses while aiming for consistent wins. The column notes a hand from a recent session and outlines plans to visit clubs, publish results, and print club details. It mentions Tuesday duplicate groups at the Recreation Center led by Marty Carr and lists officers for several clubs. It also touches on gardening tips including mole control and new roses like Eiffel Tower winning a Gold Medal in Rome.
About 45 million Americans live in house trailers according to the Mobile Home Manufacturers Association. Last year factories shipped one trailer for every 13 housing units started in the country.
Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru departed New Delhi Tuesday for a short vacation in Srinagar Kashmir. He plans to rest and return to official duties in due course.
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