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Mount Dora Publishing Company issues the Mount Dora Topic weekly in Mount Dora Florida. The paper is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Mount Dora Post Office under the 1879 act.
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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1963
Page
4
Mount Dora Publishing Company issues the Mount Dora Topic weekly in Mount Dora Florida. The paper is published every Thursday and entered as second class matter at the Mount Dora Post Office under the 1879 act.
The piece extols Christmas spirit as a force that warms cold hearts, fosters kindness, and unites strangers. It notes a surge of cards and goodwill, even among enemies, and questions why such peace cannot endure year round, urging a world where peace and good will replace weapons.
Monograph notes Christmas sustenance reflects Florida oranges Massachusetts cranberries Louisiana sweet potatoes Wisconsin cheese and Washington apples. It credits agricultural producers consumers research and government agencies including the University of Florida Experiment Stations for innovations in processing varieties and marketing. Continuous research aims to keep foods abundant and affordable year round.
The administration faces growing criticism of foreign aid policy. Viewpoints include that dollars cannot buy goodwill, aid has often been wasted, and allies have shifted toward the Soviet bloc or neutralism. Calls grow to favor private investment and restrict aid growth.
Economists sign a statement claiming deficits are not dangerous or inflationary and debt does not matter. The piece warns continued government deficits resemble family debt leading to disaster, noting Keynes urged deficits only in specific conditions and citing postwar inflation and a declining dollar as cause and effect.
Doyle Conner notes a freeze dried cottage cheese may hit shelves with four to six servings per can and no refrigeration until water is added. Florida currently imports most cottage cheese. shelf life, milk use, and seasonal surplus affect local cheese making and equipment investment.
A Mount Dora reader urges local Chambers of Commerce and public officials to support IceHouse Theatre. The letter praises the 15 year old non profit venue, its six winter productions, and its own building, while calling for increased attendance and monetary contributions to help sustain and grow the regional asset.
Industrial Commission chair Worley Brown reported Florida unemployment compensation payments fell by 908 254 dollars in November to 1 664 070 dollars reflecting brisk seasonal activity and holiday shopping. He noted most claims offices statewide showed decreases as the economy picked up.
A father recalls Navy days and builds a footlocker for each child to solve storage problems in compact homes. Constructed in a home workshop or at a lumber firm from rough drawings, the units are affordable, then painted to match the room and fitted with a top pad.
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