Penny Tax on Newspapers Sparks Free Press Debate
A Florida House bill proposes a one cent tax on each newspaper copy selling for five cents or more, affecting weeklies and dailies delivered by carrier or mail. Backers say it boosts state revenue, while critics warn it threatens free press and press independence, urging voters to question government control.
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Florida House
F. W. Bendenbaugh
Lake City
Tallahassee
R. C
Decree By Deception In Florida Health Drive for Teen Tests
A Florida Health Department push uses a Driver education law to demand extensive teen health data. The piece argues the extra examinations invade privacy and are not legally required, urging parental approval for any personal information.
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Florida
Health Department
Water Safety Time Ushers Summer Fun
Officials urge summer recreation safety across swimming boating and water sports stressing unfamiliar beaches no solo swimming and responsible boat operation. Emphasizing life jackets, fire extinguishers, lights, horns, anchors, bilge pumps, and basic rescue skills for all to enjoy safer water activities.
Defense, McNamara Leadership Earns Bipartisan Praise
In 1960 Kennedy prioritizes a strong defense. Robert S. McNamara is praised as Secretary of Defense for balancing civilian rule with fiscal discipline. He cut a $67 billion budget by $14 billion, facing vested interests while keeping America’s military strength ahead of rivals.
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Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Congress
America
Pentagon
Timbuktu
History of Florida A&M University to be released
Dr. Leedell W. Neyland and John W. Riley prepare a comprehensive history of Florida A&M University to be published by University of Florida Press by the end of June.
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Florida A&m University
Leedell W. Neyland
John W. Riley
University of Florida Press
Florida Looks To AFDOUS Conference On Food Labeling Debates
Florida officials anticipate the 67th AFDOUS conference in Lansing Michigan June 16 to 20 chaired by Dr. Vincent E. Stewart. Key topics include juice drink labeling, deceptive packaging, environmental hazards, and quality standards for chemicals in foods and beverages.
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Association of Food and Drug Officials of the
United States
Lansing
Michigan
Afdous
Vincent E. Stewart
Association To
Mount Dora Letter to Editor questions poll conclusions
A Mount Dora reader challenges last week's editorial The Old Number Game, disputing the treatment of No Opinion responses in Congressman Herlong's poll and defending the value of cross sectional input. He argues that only those who vote should be counted and notes the distribution across retired respondents and those in favor, urging open discussion of public issues.
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Herlong
C. Riggs
Mount Dora
Pick A Number ZIP Code Arrives For Mount Dora
A 1963 era note explains ZIP codes as a faster mail system. Mount Dora receives 32757 as the local ZIP code to be used after the city and state in addresses. The article encourages residents to adopt the ZIP addressing style to speed mail across the country.
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Post Office
Mount Dora
Harry J. Hopcraft
U. S
Florida
Mount Dorans
Central Florida Civil Defense Planning Conference Held in Orlando
Karl Lehmann, director of Civil Defense for Lake County, led a regional group at the Central Florida Civil Defense Planning conference in Orlando. Mount Dora attendees included Mark Peters, J. T. Huett, and Ted Lane. Workshops covered shelter, police and fire services, rescue, engineering, welfare, intelligence, control, continuity of government, and communications.
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Karl Lehmann
Lake County
Orlando
Mount Dora
Mark Peters
Mount Dora CD
J. T. Huett
Ted Lane
Bridge Winners at Lake County Duplicate Meet
Winners Monday at Lake County Duplicate Bridge Club in an 8 percent master point Mitchell movement. N S pair Nimnicht and McCabe of Mount Dora won first, Boli Remy of Mount Dora second, Murray Cooper of Mount Dora third. E W winners Hufford of Leesburg first, Stock of Leesburg second, Gilbert Uma tilla and Johnson Mount Dora third.
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Lake County Duplicate Bridge
Mitchell
E. A. Nimnicht
Bernard McCabe
Mount Dora
Frank Boli
Tavares
Gladys Remy
J. A. Murray
R. B. Cooper
H. D. Hufford
Leesburg
Fred Stock
Royce Gilbert
Umatilla
Gladys Johnson
May 1963 Gasoline Tax Drops in Lakes County
May 1963 gasoline tax collections in Lakes County declined by 13 000 dollars compared with May 1962. In the same period sale tax receipts rose by 3 000 dollars, per figures compiled by Ray E Green state comptroller.
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Lakes County
Ray E. Green
Representative Baker Describes Tug Of War To Finance Budget
Representative Baker explains the tax battles over the broadening sales tax and auto fee bills amid a close legislative vote. He notes 14 tax bills were split evenly, with 7 approved and 7 rejected, arguing closer scrutiny could avoid new taxes and still fund the appropriations.
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Baker
Stars Shine In Miami Theater
Miami summer circuit brings five Broadway productions to Coconut Grove Playhouse. Walter Pidgeon leads Lord Pengo July 1 13, followed by Dana Andrews in Calculated Risk July 15 27. Tab Hunter headlines Tender Trap July 29 Aug 10. Romanoff and Juliet with Walter Slezak Aug 12 24. Darren McGavin and Shari Lewis star in The Indoor Sport Aug 26 Sept 7.
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Miami
Coconut Grove Playhouse
Lord Pengo
S. N. Behrman
Walter Pidgeon
Dana Andrews
Tab Hunter
Peter Ustinov
Romanoff
Juliet
Walter Slezak
Darren McGavin
Shari Lewis
Florida Telephone Honors Retirees
Thirteen Florida Telephone Corp employees will be honored at a Retiree Party on Friday June 21 at the Leesburg Community Building. Max E. Wettstein says the group has 258 years of combined service with the company, with Mrs. Ethel Hunter receiving the longest service at 44 years. About 200 guests and retirees with their families will attend, joined by Florida Telephone officers directors department heads and their wives.
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Florida Telephone Corporation
Leesburg
Max E. Wettstein
Florida Telephone Corp
Ethel Hunter
Florida
Interment for H C Miller in Springfield Vermont
Howard C. Miller 77 died Saturday after a long illness at a Springfield hospital. He wintered in Mount Dora and belonged to St John’s Lodge 41 Masons and Ramona Chapter 4 Eastern Star. Survived by Grace his wife, daughter Mrs L H Wood, brother Donald Wood, sister Mrs C W Burnham and one grandchild. Services Monday at 2 p.m. in Davis Memorial Chapel. Burial in Oakl and Cemetery Springfield.
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Howard C. Miller
Springfield
Mount Dora
St. John’s Lodge 41
Masons
Ramona Chapter 4
Eastern Star
Grace
L. H. Wood
Mass
Donald Wood
Florida
C. W. Burnham
Mount Dora School Names Honors Roll For 1962 63
Mount Dora School announces top grade averages by class. Grade 12 members Patty Card Mary Mockett Nettie Reed Sam Williams Pat Wason earned A B averages. Grade 11 list includes Reta Aldrich Bill Bolt Charlene Codding and others. Grade 10 9 8 7 names shown with many earning straight A s. Three in grade 12 three in grade 11 six in grade 10 seven in grade 9 twelve in grade 8 six in grade 7 achieved perfect attendance.
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Jackie Bolt
Linda Bowen
Maureen Stewart
Alice Toy
Mount Dora
Patty Card
Mary Mockett
Nettie Reed
Sam Williams
Pat Wason
Reta Aldrich
Bill Bolt
Charlene Codding
Mary Lou Davis
Philip Dettra
Phyllis Godwin
Sheila Ham
Gay Hawkins
David Land
Joyce Martin
Pat Scogin
Rusty Tyre
Sue Wagner
Mike Croak
Bernard McCabe
Mike Stewart
Tara Swartsel
Joyce Bass
Dolores Caudel
Dale Miller
Kitsey Morris
Anne Potsko
Judy Stewart
Mary Ann Tanner
Charles Alderman
Ken Atkins
Peggie Bowie
Kathy Cox
Georgia Ann Greenwell
Jimmy Hall
Brett Horsely
Martin Morgan
Freya Silva
Dianne Strickland
Work Begins On Phone Directory For Lake County
Lake County starts production on a new telephone directory with 15 Florida Telephone Company representatives visiting local businesses. Subscribers totaling over 20 000 place about 110 000 calls daily. new directories reach homes November 15 with delivery by November 22. Old volumes should be destroyed after receipt. changes go through the local business manager. directory closes August 9, 1963.
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Lake County
Florida Telephone Company
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