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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1963
Page
4
Rates listed for daily and weekend editions at 40 cents per week and mail subscriptions at 26 dollars per year. Editor Richard Earley circulation manager Pe aoa Amer Seasee Ye. Published in memory of Verna Ho with truncated text overall.
The piece denounces U.S. aid to Communist regimes including Tito, Gomulka, Sukarno, and Fidel Castro, arguing it fuels a global threat. It calls for a clear foreign policy, ending appeasement, and taking decisive action against international Communism while honoring Americans who defended the Republic.
The text argues mass distribution cut costs and lower prices through chain-store innovations and mass purchasing. It cites a drop in cost markups from 30 percent to about 22 percent over 30 years and estimates potential food bill savings of about five billion dollars annually. It credits private entrepreneurs, not government, for these retail revolutions.
The 1957 South Bend price war led to antitrust action, with one company fined after trial. On appeal the Seventh Circuit ordered a new trial, citing unfair proceedings. The case highlights that indictments are unproved allegations and may be dismissed or overturned.
Phyllis Battelle reflects on buying a St. Croix vacation home funded by Chase Manhattan Bank. She notes the high costs, rescreening and maintenance, and questions whether the dream truly pays off. The piece ends with census forecasts of two million Americans building second homes by 1970.
The article profiles Dr George W Bailey a Freeport Pennsylvania mentalist famed for memory feats. He claims to peg information by pegging names to places and offers $5 per forgotten name prompting discussion of a memory system and Gestalt psychology in everyday recall.
Rev. John O'Brien urges influential Catholics to promote total abstinence, noting high alcohol addiction rates among Catholics. He stresses parental and community roles in shaping youth choices as temperance loses popularity. Readers ask for guidance on your materials and a reader cites medical cautions about misused pseudoscience.
In Rome the public questions Pope Paul VI and John XXIII sparking debate about ecumenism and Communist influence. Romans, seasoned critics of papal diplomacy, recall Pacem in Terris and reflect on Pontiffs’ aloofness. A local businesswoman notes Paul VI’s Milan meetings with union leaders, stirring mixed views.
Article argues governors now take the lead against Communist expansion while Dulles era policy favored firmness. It notes a Kennedy approach seeking peaceful change may face scrutiny as Chinese Communists prepare a new dialogue. Mentions Louisiana Georgia California New York passing state laws amid cultural debate.
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