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Mount Dora Topic

Location

Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1969

Page

4

Letters readers hide not ostrichs to Albion Mount Dora

Mount Dora reader argues editors focus on youth misdeeds while praising Albion for vocal, constructive youth. The writer, age 46, endorses a peaceful future with the younger generation in charge and thanks Albion for speaking up.

Albion Mount Dora P. S

Topic Newspaper Address and Rates Note

The Topic lists its editor Jim Waldran publisher Sandy Waldran and addresses in Mount Dora Florida for editorial offices at 132 West Fifth Avenue and mailing P O Box 197. It announces subscription rates of 4.00 per year 7.00 for two years and 10 cents per single copy with a 1916 second class matter entry date.

P. O Mount Dora Florida West Fifth Avenue Mount Dora Florida

You Movement Outlines City Platform For Mount Dora

TheYOU group announces a program called Year of Youth aiming to shape city policy in Mount Dora. They seek light industry, a Senior Citizens Advisory Board, budget reform, a civil service style board, elected judges, and federal aid, with goals to balance representation and inject youthful leadership. They invite letters to c/o the Topic for consideration.

Mount Dora

East Town attacked by Black Power message rouses Mount Dora

Carolyn Williams reports on a heated piece about Black Power and racial integration in Mount Dora. The essay denounces Uncle Tomism, urges Black self pride, and calls for Black dollars and books on the top shelf as steps toward equality and empowerment.

Carolyn Williams Mount Dora Milner Rosenwald Academy Progressive Citizen Club East Town Uncle Toms Dr. King John F. Kennedy Stokely Carmichael

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Dawn Aurell Albion Land Dear Jim Waldron Sandy Waldron
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