Eisenhower Warns On Presidential Security And Succession
Former President Eisenhower argues in The Saturday Evening Post that security for the President could become a “virtual prison” if overdone. He urges safer measures without hampering movement and favors restoring a cabinet-based order of presidential succession aligned with political philosophy. He also endorses backing Lyndon B. Johnson as the new President.
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Secret Service
Eisenhower
Saturday Evening Post
White House
House
Senate
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
International Printing Week Observed Across the World
The article salutes International Printing Week from January 12 to 18, noting Gutenberg as the likely inventor of movable type and praising printing’s vast reach in books, newspapers, and magazines. It warns printing can be used for good or evil and urges wise, creative words to prevail.
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William C Gregg Announces Candidacy for State Senate
Leesburg businessman William C Gregg announces seeking the Democratic nomination for State Senate. A former Leesburg city commissioner and mayor, he cites 20 years in farming, manufacturing, retailing, citrus and real estate along with service as a World War II pilot and former banker director.
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Leesburg
Square G Construction Co., Inc
First National Bank of
Lees
Burg
Altoona
Stetson University
Auburn University
U. S. Air Force
Morrison Memorial Methodist Church
Nell
Grange to Meet in Tavares for Dues Night
The Golden Triangle Grange schedules a weekly meeting at 8 p m in Legion Hall Tavares offering coffee and requested sandwiches. A Lakeland State Grange session report will be presented and candidates in the Lake County race include Welborn Daniel of Clermont and Gordon Savage of Leesburg.
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Legion ‘Hall
Tavares
Lakeland
The
Grange
Lake County
Florida
Welborn Daniel
Clermont
Gordon Savage
Leesburg
New Boom Ahead as U S Economy Grows and Shifts
Analysis from U S News & World Report projects 1964 to 1970 bring a population of 210 million, GNP around 750 billion, average family income up 1 000 dollars, auto output at 10 million, and employment to 86 million. Florida agribusiness eyes benefits amid westward growth and urban expansion. Issues include retirement practices, aging workers, and a potential unified farm front led by eight organizations under the National Grange.
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U. S. News & World Report
Muon
Pacific Coast
Florida
Lyndon Johnson
Washington
National Grange
Letter to the Editor on 10 percent tax shown on utility bills
W B Ferguson urges city officials to reveal the 10 percent tax included in utility bills for federal deduction. He argues the cost of adding this item should be budgeted and questions why merchants in Mount Dora do not receive needed assistance after the Shopping Center opening.
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Mount Dora
Return of Long Skirts and Edwardian Hats Seen
The piece predicts a fashion cycle back to long skirts within a year, with evening wear and home apparel moving to slim, full pieces. Makeup shifts to a round eye and Cupid’s bow lips, while elaborate hats like the Merry Widow grow in style as women seek a fuller feminine look.
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Flora Dora
Butter prices and consumption trend noted in dairy report
Hoard's Dairymen forecasts rising government payments to curb retail butter costs as more than 150 operations nationwide manage 750 000 layers and other poultry. Butter consumption has fallen to 7 pounds per person from an all time high of 18.6 pounds in 1934.
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Fornia
Hoard
Agri-Science Club Sets Second Meeting in Ta vares
The Agri-Science Club will hold its second meeting on Thursday January 9 at 7 30 pm at the Lake County Agriculture Center in Ta vares. T R Gardner formerly with the U S Department of Agriculture will speak. The club aims to introduce members to scientific agriculture and offer trips to state agricultural experiment stations.
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Lake County Agriculture Center
Tavares
Glenn L. Loveless
Lake County
T. R. Gardner
Sorrento
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Loveless
Girl Scout Troop Works On Civic Service Merit Badges
Members of Troop 8 from Girl Scouts of America assisted in storing Christmas decorations at Bronson's gift shops. Troop leader is Mrs. M. F. McDonald and co-leader is Serena McDonald, a Wing Scout.
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Girl Scouts of America
Bronson’s
M. F. McDonald
Serena
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