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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
4
A public-minded reflection urges students to return to school with resolve. It stresses that modern work and knowledge require comprehensive learning, including literature and economics, to understand the political and economic heritage that sustains liberty and government.
The Portland Journal argues that while easing catastrophic illness costs is needed, Medicare must not threaten medical quality or professional independence. It warns against government interference, labeling compulsory assessments as socialism, and favors eldercare blending aid with voluntary private insurance within U. S. tradition of choice.
The Times criticizes the conference for ignoring national parks wilderness and open spaces while highlighting raging battles over Grand Canyon dams Alaska dam plans St Croix River pollution and Allagash River protection. It argues beautifying roadsides is minor next to preserving primeval beauty and warns of tax funded power projects driven by zealots, urging public opinion to influence Congress.
At Crystal River on July 9 10 1965 the Board of Governors of The Florida Bar endorsed a proposed amendment to Florida's constitution creating a fourth district court of appeal. The measure approved as Senate Joint Resolution 261 would divide the state into four appellate districts to ease caseloads of the existing Tallahassee district courts and go to voters in November 1965.
Hot days warm nights and overcast skies can lower dissolved oxygen in Florida lakes ponds and canals triggering fish distress. If fish rise to the surface gasping for air notify the Game and Fresh Water Fish Commission so biologists can determine causes. An outboard motor may help in small ponds but relief could require extended effort.
Outstanding high school musicians from Florida and Louisiana began arriving for the sixth annual Gatorland Band Clinic at the University of Florida. The weeklong program includes group instruction, sectional rehearsals, and music theory with lectures by university faculty. A Saturday concert on the auditorium lawn closes the event.
A 16 year old Chinese Thai boy from Bangkok named Chaiyaratana Prasertium will arrive Monday to live with the Henry Lands in Tangerine. He will attend Mount Dora High School next year, likely in the 10th or 11th grade, as a private visitor not an exchange student. He lands Monday morning at McCoy Civilian Airport by jet.
Ted Shawn presents the Alba Reyes Spanish Dance Company in a week of seven performances at Jacob’s Pillow July 26 to July 31. Maria Alba and Ramon de los Reyes lead seven dancers with pianist guitarist and flamenco singer in Spanish and South American dances. Tickets and information at The Ted Shawn Theatre Box 87 Lee MA 01238 or Lee 243-0745.
Troop commanders will preselect accident hotspots and assign extra personnel to rigorously enforce traffic laws. Florida's 1965 effort shows 7 percent higher enforcement than 1964 and 13 percent above 1963, yet fatalities rose in the first six and a half months. Aircraft, unmarked cars, and speed radar will be used to curb risky driving.
A Southern California initiative launches a $100000 public relations campaign to cut cart losses amid theft and abandonment. Los Angeles markets inventory carts before and after three months to measure results, and Santa Monica debates a city ordinance to curb cart theft amid rising costs.
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