Security or sacrifice in nuclear tests sparks debate
An editorial argues that U S pursuit of nuclear weapons and secrecy may threaten future generations. It cites Geneva talks on test bans, U S detonations in the South Atlantic, and rising atmospheric fallout. It urges separating safety from weapon testing and deferring secret experiments without Public Health Service approval.
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Middle East
Far East
South America
Geneva
United States
South Atlantic
Defense Department
U.S
AEC
Russell Morgan
Public Health Service Advisory Committee
Atomic Energy Subcommittee
Senate
Public Health Service
Futility and the Dragon in the East in Cold War Talks
The piece argues non recognition of Communist China is futile and questions Western diplomacy as Red China looms. It contends Mao's regime will stay, urges open exchanges and honest reporting, and warns against reliance on world government talks while China grows stronger.
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Red China
Th West
East
Eisenhower
Europe
Strategic Air Command
China
Mao
U. S
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang Kai-shek
David
Formosa
Massive Florida plan to evade school integration finale
The Florida attorney general Richard Ervin promotes a broad pupil assignment law and local option to close integrated schools. He suggests a last resort to avoid desegregation, replacing earlier private school options with a statewide shutdown strategy. Ralph Odum supports the approach as part of the resistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Ervin
Florida
Supreme Court
Ralph Odum
Ervin
Mount Dora Unity Call From Sylvan Shores Advocate
Albert R. Crone of Mount Dora writes a civic appeal urging closer cooperation between Sylvan Shores and Mount Dora. He argues for shared government, annexation discussion, and communal effort to improve safety, parks, and taxes while preserving liberty and local pride.
Editor notes praise for local editorials on annexation
A correspondent applauds two editorials from March 12 and March 19 about the annexation issue. The writer explains choosing Mount Dora area for a winter and future permanent home, praising climate altitude people and Sylvan Shores facilities.
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Eustis
Mount Dora
Sylvan
Sylvan Shores
L. Kress
Concern for Pony Elicits Humane Society Appeal
Miss Barbara Clark questions whether keeping a pony standing in cold rain under a bare tree and a skimpy cloth is humane. She calls for a Humane Society to prevent animal abuse and protect the animal from pneumonia risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humane Society
Barbara Clark
Military waste and the $41 billion budget debate
The Mahon Committee findings reveal waste in defense procurement. Negotiated contracts inflated costs, duplications occurred, and billions flowed to private firms for unused or obsolete gear. Examples include missile parts priced far above bids and engines bought then discarded. The article argues the real impact on taxpayers and small businesses amid debate over defense spending.
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Defense Department
Air Force
Mahon Committee
House
Navy
General Accounting Office
Ford
Army
Thor
Security
Local churches list services in multiple denominations
A community church guide lists offerings across Baptists Congregational Methodists Christ Church of Christ Presbyterians Latter Day Saints Episcopalian and Disciples of Christ. It details locations ministers and Sunday times including Bible School worship services and midweek gatherings.
Easter Sunshine Returns to Sylvan Shores Community
Sylvan Notes celebrates Florida sunshine after a long rainy spell. The Larsen family, retirees from Kalamazoo and Virginia, relocate to 1399 Westland Rd and share joyous welcome despite rain. Neighbors invite guests Grace Douglas and Mrs Gould as Easter sunrise service calls in Lake Gertude park.
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Sylvan Shores
Florida
Leon Larsen
Clermont
Pentagon
Robert Larsen
Kalamazoo
Mich
Mr. Larsen
International Paper Co
Salt Lake City
Glen Falls
N. Y
Williams
Washington Rd
Grace Douglas
Orange
N. J
Fred. Gould
Wycomb
Arthur Cook
Lake Gertrude
Every civilization rests on a set of promises
A compact quotation notes that civilizations depend on underlying promises. Attributed to Herbert Agar, the line frames social contracts as foundational. The remark emphasizes collective commitments shaping political and cultural life.
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Herbert Agar
Eusitis First Church of Christ Scientist Notice
Eustis church at Corner of Lemon and Grove announces Sunday services and Sunday School at 11 00 a m Wednesday evening service time to be announced.
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Baptist Church
Sixth and Tremain
David Coffield
Train Union
Methodist
Fifth Ave
James Jones
Church OF Christ
Sam Ayers
Cletus Stutzman
General Assembly
Eustis First Church OF Christ Scientist
Lemon & Grove
Sorrento Prelude. Worship Service at 11:00 A.M.
The notice lists a worship service in Sorrento at 11:00 A.M. led by Minister G. J. Schillerstrom. It states the time and officiant for the local religious gathering.
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Sorrento Prese Dal. Br
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America
Soviet Union
Willard Libby
Atomic Energy Commission
First Federal Savings
Leesburg
Wied Macanvic
Ee Catenin Ogee
5 Pee Owners Association
Interhoe
American Legion
Sands
Mount Dora City
Albert R. Crone
Community Church
Congregational
Seventh and Donnelly
Robert R. Reed
D. D
Presbyterian Church
Sixth Ave
George L. Kress
Reorganized Church OF Jesus Christ
Latter Ded Saints
P. Kelley
ST. Edwards
Episcopal Church
Grandview St
John F. Mangrum
Central Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Mount Dora-Eustis Road
Sylvan Notes
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Sorrento
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