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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1956
Page
4
The News advocates universal military training as a solution to vandalism and juvenile delinquency. It urges lowering the age to seventeen, empowering judges with three year military sentences, and backing Congress on a universal enlistment law to build discipline and citizenship.
A Brooklyn accident killed six children and injured others when tons of loose dirt buried them in an expressway trench. Despite a fence, children entered the site after being warned, prompting a grim summer lesson for parents to keep kids away from excavations.
The article cautions drivers that during the summer months children roam more unpredictably. It urges readiness for sudden appearances in front of vehicles and stresses careful driving to reduce nerve wracking near play areas and streets.
Khrushchev’s taunt about Stalin’s “little finger” followers marks decades of terror. The report recounts Baltic deportations 1940 41, mass arrests, and the Katyn massacre, noting numbers from Estonia Latvia and Lithuania and Soviet secret police orders for forced relocation and prison car deaths.
Washington insiders recounts Jeane Dixon's crystal ball readings predicting Eisenhower's reelection with improved health, Nixon as future VP, and intra party tensions. It also notes Dixon's past accuracies, her political caution, and advice for Republicans to work harder.
A reader recalls Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows as a beautiful inspiring work beyond its children's origins. The piece notes Grahame's five books, his shy generous character, and that his animal protagonists become lovable human figures in prose celebrated for its fine English style.
A compact aphorism notes that golden advice benefits fools less than the wise who profit most, emphasizing prudent use of counsel and discernment over mere repetition of common maxims.
The article reviews ADA World policy statements from Americans for Democratic Action showing a left wing lean and a paradoxical anti anti-communism. It notes calls for U N trusteeship for Formosa and the Pescadores, limits on Quemoy and Matsu defense, and debate over loyalty oaths and free speech while opposing espionage and subversion.
In Richland Washington homeowners protest high government built house costs amid wartime rental policy. They warn peace could wreck the plutonium town market, arguing FHA appraisals and rents ignore postwar delinquencies and that a steady supply of cheaper housing is essential.
Poem admonishes that truth must govern all actions toward God and neighbors. It rejects deceit and rationalizations, asserts there is no compromise or half obedience, and calls for confession and full integrity in conduct and speech.
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