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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1961
Page
3
Senator Herlong urges a federal probe into the recent Freedom Rides citing possible Communist influence and questions surrounding the Ride’s timing and objectives. He cites discussions with officials, local reactions, and the potential impact on international relations while calling for a DOJ and FBI investigation.
Mrs. Burton T. Sornberger died at her Springfield Massachusetts home on Wednesday May 17. She is survived by her husband two sons Lester M. and Horace B. of Springfield and a daughter Mrs Kelen S Wilson of Leesburg. The couple spent several winters in Mount Dora and were active in the Mount Dora Shuffleboard Club.
In remarks across Florida Smathers stresses public fear of Communism, Cuba’s influence, and the need for a global plan to defend democracy. He urges OAS action against Cuba, support for Kennedy’s stance, and strengthened U S military and intelligence capacity. He also covers the Smathers Keogh pension bill, defense procurement for small firms, and pending judiciary measures.
William Lyon Phelps compares a disciplined life to ascending a tower. He argues that the view improves with each higher step, growing clearer as the horizon widens and perspective deepens.
Lakeland reports John Strohm, famed first American journalist to enter Red China, now pursues citrus farming in Florida. He edits Ford Almanac and Lawn Trees and Shrubs, publishes farm guides, forecasts Florida weather, and serves as Reader's Digest contributor while advising the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He calls his first Florida orange harvest a bridal moment.
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