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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1965
Page
4
The jet age has expanded world travel for business students scholars statesmen and leisure seekers. Faster flights and cheaper trips boost cross cultural knowledge as Americans learn about others and visitors bring back impressions of the United States. This growing people to people exchange aims toward a healthier more peaceful world.
President Carey of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States urges businessmen to show initiative and self reliance as community leaders. He argues the economy improves when not waiting for government subsidies and stresses united action to avoid federal overreach in local affairs.
A letter to the editor from Mount Dora credits East Town residents for civic and social institutions providing time and financial support to worthwhile community projects despite deficiencies. The writer urges a retrospective view as the year ends and a new one begins.
A seven year study by the New York City Department of Health finds that men on a Prudent Diet have far fewer heart attacks than a control group. Cholesterol drops and attacks decline after two years, with polyunsaturated fats emphasized and limits on meat. The Anti Coronary Club includes over 1,000 men aged 40 to 59, with diet changes and stated meal plans.
A columnist argues against renaming USDA to a Department of Urban Affairs. He favors creating an Assistant Secretary for Rural Affairs within USDA to lift rural living standards while maintaining agriculture's central role in the economy. He notes agribusiness strength and warns against losing agriculture’s identity.
Mount Dora area patient list at Waterman Memorial includes Albert Crone William Talbot Earl Blair Helen Holmes Constance Fenske Ellen Nichols John Webb Clara Stark Charles Yarbrough Catherine Cope Jean Hemm Benjamin Reuther Douglas Wise Altheaae Durden Marian Nichols De Lawson Doris Brantley Homer Bickhart Gertrude Davenport Paul Bell Hugh Leaming.
Last year France produced about 7 000 metric tons with nine months into this year totaling 29 000 tons as buying power improved. Dairy cows underpin the French meat sector and cattlemen find US grassfat Holstein steers well suited to their needs, labeled by USDA as high Commercial or low Good.
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