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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1959
Page
4
A county judge sentenced nine juveniles to whipping for petty theft and rioting threats, while debates over juvenile detention homes flare. Critics say jail cells and woodshedding fail to reform youths. supporters argue disciplined punishment risks hypocrisy and racial tension.
Political observer notes Jimmy Milligan’s maneuver to back Sen George Smathers as "favorite son" for 1990 Democratic nomination while Gov LeRoy Collins stays abroad. Collins’ appeal contrasts Smathers’ record on railroads Latin America and Senate tenure. Delegates may favor Collins for keynote due to his moderation on race and effective rhetoric.
The piece portrays Gov Earl Long as a beleaguered figure influenced by personal turmoil and controversial reforms. It critiques his mental fortitude and political strategy, suggesting his self-destructive path damages his bid for another term and warns against the opportunists who fed the crisis.
An economic letter from First National City Bank argues that government spending should not automatically trump citizens’ money. It calls for cutting wasteful government programs, preserving living standards, and tightening non-essentials to counter tax and inflation pressures amid costly defense and allied aid.
A commentary argues rising living costs reflect higher standards and labeling tricks, not just wages. It cites steel talks, price pass-through, and a booklet from The American Assembly urging growth, productivity gains, and flexible labor markets to curb inflation without crippling wages. The piece references Professor Lloyd Reynolds and calls for disinterested economic analysis and broader labor mobility.
The Dalai Lama from exile in India calls for an international investigation into China and Tibet crimes, proposing a 1954 draft code to punish individuals who commit aggression. He argues for a world police force, International Court enforcement, and excluding China from the comity of nations until Tibet is respected.
A Rollins College analysis of Nelson Rockefeller's 1960 campaign outlines traits and tactics for Florida candidates. It urges triple A appeal aggressive and attractive money and networks ultramodern campaign management polls statewide telephone information and media capture while advising candidates run as a Republican on a Democratic platform without naming parties.
Quotation reflecting that every line of beauty conveys a thought and gains lasting life through its origin. Lydia M. Childs remarks on art as an immortal expression of mind.
Local church listings show service times and leaders for several Mount Dora congregations including Mount Dora Baptist Church Fifth Avenue Methodist Church Church of Christ Presbyterian Church U S A Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints St Edwards Episcopal Arch Central Christian Church and related ministries. Times cover Bible school morning worship and evening services with midweek meetings noted for each.
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist located at Lemon and Grove invites parishioners to Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. with Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and a Wednesday evening service scheduled in the week.
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