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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1965
Page
4
A speaker argues for maximum individual freedom, asserting government should not interfere with liberty in work worship association property and trade. He condemns coercion by any actor including government and emphasizes personal rights, voluntary exchange, and moral law. He vows to record all actions that limit freedom and warns against theft.
A columnist discusses why American students protest and join radical groups. They view a hostile future, blame incompetent adults, and seek security for themselves and their descendants amid national unrest. The Berkeley episode is cited to illustrate how student activists arise from top students.
The article notes dust deposition from the Kansas to New Jersey corridor affecting soil fertility and loess origins, then shifts to concerns about higher education reform, student protests, and Latin American politics. It also covers environmental pest controls, biocontrol prospects with manatees and fire ant parasites, mirex use, and U.S. birth rate trends signaling a slowing population growth with potential social impacts.
Lake County legislator W H Reedy decries the failure to advance HB 938 and SP 31 for a teacher pay raise. He argues for funding from broadened taxes and emphasizes the need to attract and retain qualified teachers amid a shortfall of Florida education graduates.
The Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission cautions that rules are not made to be broken, stressing the requirement for a life saving device for every person in a boat.
Hot humid days boost rapid grass growth but also invite diseases like grey leaf spot on St Augustine and brown patch across Florida lawns. Watch for leaf spots and patchy dying areas, treat whole lawn with labeled fungicides, apply evenly, and start promptly for best results.
The document appears to be a bank report of condition with common stock par value per share shares authorized and outstanding, surplus and undivided profits, and reserves of total capital accounts. It includes a declaration by Geo J White President affirming truthfulness and correctness of the report, and signatures by R Montgomery M D Rehbam Sr O M Simpson as directors attest the report’s accuracy.
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