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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1963
Page
4
An editorial argues that Supreme Court bans on classroom prayers will provoke a moral contest as children insist on faith. It predicts injunctions and legal tests in every classroom while noting the ruling may intensify religious awareness and shape future history.
A reflection on moral decline in America urging citizens to resist a self centered attitude. The piece cites taxation debates and government spending fears, warning that a "Let George do it" mindset risks national dishonor and oblivion.
Florida's Department of Agriculture notes growing attention to farming as city readers see more agriculture in media and ads. A wheat referendum moves policy discussion, with analysts predicting shifts in state economics and potential stamp program reforms to fund state operations.
The Lake County flag, claimed as the oldest county flag in the United States, was officially presented in an anniversary event. A Leesburg High School teacher presented the flag design depicting Lake County, Florida, with a map of Florida in white on blue and the county name.
The Florida Development Commission leads a broad campaign with chambers of commerce and other groups to draw summer visitors. Balloons imprinted with Florida as a “circus of summer fun” are distributed through organizations at nominal cost, and ads run in 12 magazines and 82 newspapers from the Mississippi to Maine, with additional billboards in 33 southern locations and two Canadian provinces.
Florida's Medical Assistance for the Aged program, under Kerr Mills amendments, will be run by 12 welfare districts. It covers hospital care for acute illness or injury and post hospital home nursing. Eligibility requires 65 plus, residence in Florida, limited income, and recent or imminent hospitalization.
Critics accuse the Republican bloc of blocking the unpledged elector bill while warning of a vast tax surge from the current legislative session. They say taxes may rise by about 275 million over two years if bond proposals pass, with education and state payroll funds already deep in the red.
HERVEY SHARPE advises planting zinnias for long lasting color in heat. Choose Peppermint Stick Ortho Polka Da Jewel varieties and Giant types. prepare bed with fertilizer, shallow seed depth, and light firming. Thin seedlings, weed promptly, stake plants, and water deeply without wetting leaves to prevent mildew.
Payments will be made directly to the vendor providing home nursing care services. The arrangement specifies direct billing to the service provider for nursing care rendered to the patient.
Edward Torrence son of Mr and Mrs Bennie Torrence has been promoted to airman first class in the United States Air Force He serves as a communications center specialist with the 1950th Communications Squadron at Wheelus AB Libya Torrence a graduate of Phyllis Wheatley High School Apopka
Marjorie Harris announces 1962 ACP progress in Lake County. During 1962 506 farms and ranches participated under the Agricultural Conservation Program administered by the ASCS County Office. Across 1960 61 and 62 a total of 818 farms participated, with cost share totaling 75 949 dollars.
Lake-Sumter Jaco College announces its transfer credits from Lake Sumter Junior College will be accepted by state and private colleges and universities in Florida and beyond. Students must maintain a C average. Institutions contacted approved the program for graduates transferring to their schools.
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