Mount Dora Topic March 9 1967 newspaper details
Mount Dora Topic published weekly in Mount Dora Florida by Mount Dora Publishing Company lists staff names editor Valerie Johnson managing editor Billie Libby and others with a January 1967 style masthead and notes its second class mail status under act of March 8 1879. The issue is dated Thursday March 9 1967 and includes subscription and distribution information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Florida
Mount Dora Publishing Company
Advancd
Asme OY National
David A. Rawley JR
Valerie Johnson
Billie Libby
Jerry Phillians
Public tone on Governor Kirk prompts call for respectful wording
A reader condemns reporters for using flashy insults about Governor Kirk and Florida First Lady Mrs. Claude Kirk. They urge reporters to choose original, tasteful language and stop repetitive, sensational phrases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirk
Claude Kirk
Florida
Real citrus hung on course for Citrus Open
Florida Citrus Open at Rio Pinar Club features 16 Valencia orange trees moved from Sand Lake to the course, with three planted near the grill and sponsor displays. Officials plan Sunday presentations to close the 1967 event as organizers consider minimizing future impromptu citrus breaks on the greens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Lake
Orlando
Rio Pinar Country Club
Minute Maid Company
Rio Pinar
Joyce Kilmer
Reedy Applauds Campaign Efforts From Hospital Bed
Dear Editor letter recalls a February election victory by W. H. Bill Reedy of House Dist. 32 after six weeks in hospital with bronchial asthma pneumonia and hepatitis. He thanks supporters for calls letters and speeches and pledges to improve service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H
Bill
Reedy House Dist
Lake Secreta Leader Joins SACCE Membership
Mrs. Selma Pearce, secretary of the Lake County Chamber of Commerce, has become a member of the Southern Association of Chamber of Commerce Executives and has been invited to attend the SACCE annual meeting in Jacksonville in March, by Association President Andrew DeShong of Dallas, Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selma Pearce
Lake County
Communism Rampant in U S Says Phillips at Mount Dora
A P Phillips of Orlando urged Mount Dora Kiwanians that communism thrives in the U S and called for return to founding principles. He urged citizens to pressure Washington and Tallahassee, denounced Great Society programs, and warned the U S could become the world’s biggest communist nation unless Americans act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Dora
Phillips
Kennedy
Johnson
Washington
Tallahassee
Moscow
United States
Richard Edgerton
United States Air Force Reserve
Edgerton
Kiwanis
Douglas Senstrom
Senstrom
Sanford
Governor Kirk Reveals Views In Florida Interview
In a candid talk Governor Kirk discusses media scrutiny, time management, and public perception. He explains his mail practices, local knowledge from a decade as a businessman, and urges voters to press candidates on constitutional revision spending crime and commitments before the March 28 elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Kirk
Court House
Fair continues with midway fun and radio booths
The fair runs from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. with Blue Grass shows for all ages on the midway. Leake County radio stations WLBE WVGT WLCO WZST and WSLC will have booths as the Legislature prepares responses within 120 days. The governor noted the interview timing and said they would do it again soon.
Cary's Wonder Tree Fastest Growing Shade Plant Ad
An Inverness Florida nursery advertises Cary's Wonder Tree described as a fast growing freezeproof shade plant. It offers 6 ft specimens for 4.00 per pair delivered with larger sizes available and a 365 day trial. Includes care literature and testing literature with free pictures. Also lists other nursery stocks and notes an authorized distributor in Mount Dora via Rotary Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wonder Tree
U.S. 41
Inverness
Fla
Rotary Club of
Mount Dora
The New Generation Theme For Local Business Leaders
A brief note mentions The New Generation as a timely theme for local businessmen and their guests. It signals a forthcoming discussion or event focused on new approaches and opportunities in the business community.
Beware of indoor charcoal cookouts and gas poisoning risks
The message warns against using charcoal briquets indoors or in confined areas due to carbon monoxide, an odorless gas causing tissue oxygen deprivation. It notes many cases of “cookout poisoning” and urges caution, citing SEA BROOK'S PHARMACY at 639 North Donnelly Street as a place for safe guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seabrook’s
Donnelly Street
Ring
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fellas
Hollenbeck
Lake Secreta
SACCE
U.S
Sea Us
Carrion
Ray
Bryant
Xikx
Cary’s
Bette
Old Milwaukee
Pak
Bill Seabrook
Maalox
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!