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A compact adage notes that the wise in heart follow commands while a talkative fool trips and falls. The line emphasizes prudent conduct and caution toward empty boasting.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1957
Page
4
A compact adage notes that the wise in heart follow commands while a talkative fool trips and falls. The line emphasizes prudent conduct and caution toward empty boasting.
The piece argues President Eisenhower failed to lead on civil rights and conservation, criticizing Congress for an $800 million cut to foreign aid. It urges bipartisanship and statesmanship, warning that partisan battles harm America and calling for the President to assert true national interests.
The House backed higher postal charges arguing 1932 income amid 1957 outlays, hitting small business and newspapers with a 60 percent second class increase. Critics warn inflation harms journalism, risks press freedom, and favors large chains over local papers. Senate security documents and free mail by lawmakers add to public irritation.
The editorial argues that the East West deadlock cannot endure and that the next generation must drive change. It condemns State Department travel bans on American youth attending the World Festival of Youth and Students in Moscow and visits to communist China for hindering education. It calls for ending restrictions to let students learn firsthand, arguing fear of freedom erodes democracy and national strength.
The Florida judge George E. Holt faced Senate impeachment after charges of bringing a court into disrepute. The impeachment cost around $100,000 and drew criticism for ethics violations cited by two grand juries and the Florida Bar. The editorial urges resignation over his monkey back remark and notes scant support from South Florida senators.
In Mount Dora the East Town pool dedication by Mayor W D Patton showcased racial harmony as black and white residents joined to fund and launch the project within a year of the drive starting last November. The event highlighted community unity, civic effort, and democracy’s resilience against division.
The piece notes the end of summer as students plan to sharpen pencils and buy notebooks for the new term. It mentions graduates leaving for college and jobs, and lists social gatherings and visits by local residents to friends and relatives in Mount Dora, Sarasota, Orlando, and Boston.
Peter Crone’s dachshund Wolfgang, after five months with his Mount Dora grandparents, escaped at a Tropical Topics corner on 22nd Street in New York. The small dog raced through a row of similar apartments until reaching the front door of the correct building, panting and awaiting his owner.
The retired general and Sperry-Rand chairman blasted U S government spending, especially foreign aid, while Senator Neuberger later detailed his pay and government support. Neuberger noted 40 percent of Sperry-Rand sales go to government contracts, arguing for budget restraint.
A report on the international research fund plan sending about thirty French business, economics, and agriculture students yearly to the United States. Participants describe gains from ten weeks in America, noting hospitality, American character, social security, welfare, factory safety, and the vibrant work of U S Chambers of Commerce and Rotary hosts.
A Florida agriculture official notes mowing height and equipment affect lawn quality. Bermuda and rosys/grasses need 1 1/2 to 1 3/4 inch cuts, centipede and carpet grass 1 1/4 to 2 inches, Bahia and St Augustine about 2 1/4 inches. Rotary and reel mowers require sharp blades and proper bedknife clearance for clean cuts.
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