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Newspaper

Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1966

Page

4

Litterbugs Threaten Health and Roads in Public Appeal

A Keep America Beautiful appeal cites one billion dollars yearly in tax losses from litter and half that amount for cleaning and health costs. It urges stricter enforcement, public education, and a four point program including civic pride, anti litter laws, and better trash disposal. Billie King signs the piece.

Keep America Beautiful, Inc KAB, Inc Florida Conservation News California Florida Monterey County America Beautiful Billie King

Indestructible beauty? A plea for shared stewardship

The piece argues that natural beauty is fragile and requires public cooperation to preserve. It cites litter on beaches and highways as evidence of careless behavior and urges readers to stop discarding waste from vehicles to protect landscapes and recreation areas.

Drawdy Receives Florida Atlantic University Degree

Jack P. Drawdy of Webster and son of Mr and Mrs Jack S Drawdy earned a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton on August 13 He previously attended Howey Academy Lake Samster Junior College and Seminary His wife Lavoua Bowie is listed as his daughter in law Cec H Bowie family ties noted

Jack P. Drawdy Webster Jack S. Drawdy Florida Atlantic University Boca Raton Howey Academy Lake Samster Junior College Te. Sormer Lavoua Bowie Miontt Dore Wir Cec H. Bowe Te Ory

Orlando Junior College Posts Two Year Music Education Plan

The Orlando Junior College outlines a full two year music education program with a brochure available at OJC. The plan emphasizes structured coursework and practical training for aspiring musicians and educators.

Orlando Junior College Wil OJC

Expansion Planned at Martin Orlando Complex

Martin Orlando announces fees to its industrial complex expanding total investment to 38 million dollars. G T Willey vice president says the new building will give extra flexibility for engineering space for current and future projects. Martin works in space and defense with main operations in Orlando Denver Baltimore and Cape Canaveral. The Orlando division produces Army surface components.

Martin Orlando Denver Baltimore Cape Canaveral Army

Moving Outward as a City Seeks Growth and Peace

The article contrasts urban expansion with residents leaving for quieter areas. It notes industrial complexes encroaching on groves, woods, and lakes, while Libbys and others relocate seeking shade, scent of flowers, clean air, and a leisure drive. It mentions Mount missile components of Nike Zeus and SRAM/SAM-D programs.

Libbys Air Force Army

Beef Trade Pressures Highlight Florida Connection

Florida ports absorbed foreign beef as the United States, the world’s top producer, also became the largest importer. Gov ernment policy and price shifts affected local prices and depressed Florida cattle values while U S based production remained strong and global trade fluctuated.

United Sates United States U. S. Department of Agriculture Foreign Agricultural Service Florida Eee Usda

Hurricanes and climate cycles warn of cooler future

Russell Kay discusses shifting jet stream and polar air boundaries signaling colder, wetter seasons ahead. He cites historical cold spells in 1270–1910, 1550, 1790, and 1812, predicts shorter growing and ice-free seasons, and notes pilots may route south to meet jet streams while Great Lakes ice-free periods shrink.

Viet Nam Arctic Equator North Atlantic Europe America United States Bruce Frisch Science Digest Great Lakes Hurd Willett Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Toastmasters Active In Service Clubs

Toastmasters Club 3555 in East Lake County had a busy week. They surprised Mount Dora Lions Club at the Civic Center with a spur of the moment program led by Al Reh alil and the club, featuring Tom Wetherington on How Not to be a Good Speaker and Don Driggers as General Evaluator. The Flying Squadron then presented for Eustis Kiwanis with Don Driggers as Toastmaster.

Toastmasters Club East Lake County Mount Dora Lions Club Civic Center Mount Dora Lions Club Lions Bob Flint Garden Gate Tom Wetherington Don Driggers Clayton Squibb Eustis Kiwanis Club Munity Willard Whistler

Lake Flag Flies Over Vietnam Office

Sheriff Willis V. McCall sent a Lake County flag to his brother Lt. Col. D. McCall director of intelligence at Cam Ranh Bay Air Force Base in Vietnam where it is displayed in his office.

Willis V. McCall Lake County Col D. McCall Cam Ramh Air Force Base Vietnam

Florida Leads Population Boom Among Major States

Florida is the only major state to more than double its population in the last 15 years. From 1950 to 1965 it grew 109 percent, 33 points ahead of California, with Nevada and Arizona also growing fast.

Florida California Nevada Arizona

Hospital Patients at Waterman Memorial in Mount Dora

Mount Dora水 Waterman Memorial Hospital lists patients this week: Mathew Green James Stout Judy Odom Loretta Poole Hazel Nash Gladys Johnson Brown Gizella Schubert Floren Olsen Stella Stubble Helen Holmes Mae Horak Maggie Washington Anna Mae Forbes Ethel Tripp Florence Nelson Susan Seibert Rosie Lee Taylor Rosina Kuechler.

Mount Dora Waterman Memorial Hospital Mathew Green James Stout Judy Odom Loretta Poole Hazel Nash Gladys Johnson Brown Gizella Schubert Floren Olsen Stella Stubble Helen Holmes Mae Horak Maggie Washington Anna Mae Forbes Ethel Tripp Florence Nelson Susan Seibert Rosie Lee Taylor Rosina Kuechler

Inventors Develop Bricks Dipping and Mortaring Machine

In 1965 Lee Harrison and William O Leary Jr. developed a device that dipped and chipped bricks and smeared them with mortar. The machine emerged from addressing tilted supply of antique bricks and aimed to aid traditional building work.

Lee Harrison William O'Leary, Jr

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