Good Things Happen Mount Dora Red Cross Drive
The article urges support for the Red Cross fundraiser in Mount Dora and Lake County, setting local goals of 3200 dollars and 18961 dollars respectively. It notes past grants totaling 6600 dollars from tornado, floods, and Hurricane Donna, and emphasizes public service value and donor economy concerns.
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Mount Dora
Red Cross
Lake County
American Red Cross
Donna
Sam Shaw
Moral Inference From Price Fixing Case Impacts Free Enterprise
A federal judge sentences executives of major electrical equipment firms for price fixing and bid rigging. He warns the case upholds free enterprise against planned economies, arguing government ownership would obscure facts and prevent accountability. The moral stresses that faults in private enterprise are correctable, unlike those in powerful governments.
Gardening In The Sunshine State By Hervey Sharpe
Florida gardeners get practical tips from University of Florida authorities. Prepare soil by turning 6 to 8 inches deep, harrow or rake for texture, and locate near irrigation. Use NPK fertilizer in furrows, plant seed at appropriate depths, and treat seed to reduce decay.
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Sunshine State
Hervey Sharpe
University of Florida
Traffic Deaths In 1960 Smashed Record Despite Patrol Activities
Florida Highway Patrol reported 1960 as the busiest year for highway deaths with 638 killed and 12,542 injured across 139,536 patrol days and 19,720,065 miles driven. The force arrested 127,923 violators, with 104,437 convictions and $14,312,038 in property damage from investigated wrecks.
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Florida Highway Patrol
H. N. Kirkman
Patrol
Ers
State Patrol
Rheumatic Fever Trends Quiet Yet Costly in U S Youths
Health officials note a decline in rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease but estimate about one million cases in the United States. First attacks mostly hit ages five to fifteen, with severe outcomes possible in young patients. Early penicillin treatment for strep remains crucial, and surgical advances offer hope for damaged hearts.
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U. S
Florida University student elections split top posts
Official turnout reached 5875 voters at the University of Florida with Bruce Bullock of Jacksonville elected student body president and Jack Mahaffey of Miami named vice president from the Student Party. R E Shepard of Miami won treasurer, Vicki Smith of Rockledge led Lyceum Council as president, Carolyn Kapner of Coral Gables as vice president for Lyceum Council.
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Gainesville
University of Florida
Bruce Bullock
Jacksonville
Jack Mahaffey
Miami
Veep
United Party
R .E. Shepard
Vicki Smith
Rockledge
Lyceum Council
Carolyn Kapner
Coral Gables
Freedom Academy proposed to counter Cold War propaganda
Orlando attorney Alan Grant urges a government agency and a Freedom Academy to train non military fighters for the Cold War. He cites lawmakers and a Reader's Digest article, arguing action is urgent and delays risk national defeat.
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America
Russia
Alan Grant
Orlando
Free World
Tauuuwseuewer
Euppvie Vio
Sid Herlong
Walter Judd
Smathers, Mundt
Douglas
Case
House
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
Herlong
Freedom Academy
Reader’s Digest
West Point
Asia
Cuba
Central
South America
Germany
France
England
Africa
U. S
Congress
Florida rail freight rate hike eyed by utility panel
The State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission is weighing a 1.7 percent increase in Florida rail freight rates that would raise railroad revenue by about $300,000 annually inside the state.
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The
State Railroad and Public Utilities Commission
Florida
Men Gardeners to Hear Mrs Alice Smart Talk
Mrs Alice Smart, gardening authority of the Florida Nursery and Landscape Co, will address the Mount Dora Men's Garden Club at the Mount Dora Community Building on Monday. Her topic is basic landscape design principles and plant suggestions to do the job.
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Alice Smart
Florida Nursery and Landscape Co
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Church Schedules Listed for Sunday Services
A compendium of worship times from Mount Dora area churches includes Mount Dora Baptist Church Bible School at 9:45 a.m. and morning services at 8:30 and 11:00 a.m. Also listed are ministries at the Methodist, Church of Christ, Presbyterian, St. Edward's Episcopal, Central Christian, and Community Church.
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Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Training Union
Methodist Church
Fifth Ave
James Jones
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
Sixth Ave
Alexander
George L. Kress
ST. Edward’s Episcopal Church
Grandview St
John F. Mangrum
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Lester C. Doerr
Robert R. Reed
Eustis Church Offers Sunday Services and Wednesday Meeting
Eustis First Church of Christ Scientist on Lemon and Grove lists Sunday services at 11:00 a.m. Sunday School at 11:00 a.m. and a Wednesday evening service at 8.00 p.m.
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Eustis First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon &Grove
Presbyterian Church Service and Sunday School Schedule
Sunday School starts at 10:00 A.M. Worship Service follows at 11:00 A.M. Dr. G. J. Schillerstrom serves as minister.
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Presbyterian Church
G. J. Schillerstrom
Tangerine Community Church Service by Rev Louis Johnston
Sunday service led by Rev Louis Johnston at Tangerine Community Church begins at 11:00 a.m. Worshippers gather for communal prayer and sermon.
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Community Church
Louis Johnston
State S and L Groups Hit New Records In 1960
Florida savings and loan associations posted a January gain of about 4 million, lifting total savings to 930,022,000 and accounts to 1,251,718. Loans climbed with over 14 million for home construction and 40 million in new lending across January.
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Savings and Loan
Florida
Florida Savings Oe Te League
Orlando
FHP Delivers Wide Safety Talks Across Florida
More than 600000 Floridians heard safety talks by Florida Highway Patrol education officers. They made 4273 radio and television appearances and 38959 safety spot announcements to encourage safe driving and reduce wrecks and deaths on Florida highways.
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Florida Highway Patrol
Florida
Florida Patrol weighs trucks. fines total over four hundred thousand
FHP Troop 1 based in Orlando stopped over 40,000 trucks last year and weighed them for overweight. Officials assessed 6,213 penalties totaling 463 021 dollars to owners.
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Florida Highway Patrol Troop 1
Orlando
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Doctor of Medicine
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Winter Theater
Andre Gide
JF. Kennedy
Alexanders
By Russell Kay
Mount. Dora
Church OF Christ
Sam Ayers
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Sorrento
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
First Federal Savings
Leesburg
FHP
Clewiston
Oan
Moore Haven
J. G. Ray, Jr
Viny
Moon’s Hardware
404 Donnelly
Market Boy
Luis Ro
Sena Sones
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