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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1956
Page
4
Mount Dora Florida edition under Act of March 3 1870s era announces subscription prices in advance for 1956. One year $3.00 six months $1.75 single copy 10. Thursday August 2 1956.
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City faces split stance on adding seven shuffleboard courts. Park Board leans toward a long range plan and possible park redevelopment toward horticulture, while a balanced approach calls for planning and relocation of tennis courts. funding priorities favor building a pool for East Town's colored children, a moral and urgent need.
A Miami legislator rejects expediency and votes against the special session measures to defy the Supreme Court. The Senate advances a 50 000 probe bill aimed at the NAACP, while supporters claim it targets all groups. NAACP responds urging constitutional rights and end to segregation.
Jack Hord nicknamed Colonel by editors from Kentucky spearheaded Campbellsville’s revival after a 1953 editorial. In three years the town expanded from 3,000 to nearly 7,000, built a hospital and four schools, raised funds for a factory employing 3,000, and created a new golf course and milk association, transforming its economy and infrastructure.
The editorial stance from the National Conference of Weekly Editors voices opposition to Nixon as Eisenhower’s running mate. They argue Stassen’s leave to pursue political activity opened a path for a more democratic convention and a broader public voice in candidate selection.
A letter from a local group prompts a discussion on decency as teachers protest dirt on floors and skirts. The principal answers by urging shorter skirts, sparking generations of students to raise hems. A concerned citizen calls for an ordinance to limit short attire.
The essay discusses Luther Huston on the Supreme Court's role and four guiding principles: cases must be decided on law, not political controversy. decisions arise only from cases. the court does not judge the validity of legislation without a legal case. it respects Congress's wisdom but tests laws through the judiciary. It cautions Florida's anti desegregation measures and echoes Byrnes on unity.
In a letter to the editor the writer laments national tensions as primaries approach and conflicts flare rumors of war and race strife. The piece pleads for something to divert attention and ends with approval of the male voice.
A letter urges modesty and accountability on social norms, urging public figures and readers alike to embrace restraint. The writer frames the appeal as a shared duty, signaling concern with communal behavior and appearance.
George W. Alker of Los Angeles thanks the writer for the Gold Star Lily remembrance piece on Ray Blanchard Jr. The letter says the article captured emotion and connected mothers to the heavens, praising the thoughtful portrayal.
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