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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1963
Page
4
The text outlines the private enterprise, free economy, and profit and loss framework. It explains how profits fund government, dividends attract investors, and reinvestment drives growth. Losses signal shifting consumer wants, ending failing businesses. It concludes the system yields more goods and higher living standards than any other.
Hazlitt argues that government planners would replace individual goals with a compulsory plan and dictatorship, while a free society relies on voluntary planning by producers, workers, and consumers pursuing their own futures. He asserts this voluntary planning sustains freedom and prosperity.
Florida Gas Company announces 1962 records with net income of 1.711 million dollars or 32 cents per share and operating revenues of 39.657 million, up from 1961. Pipeline work completed in 1962 boosted results. May settlement of a Federal Power Commission rate case without refunds. October start of Florida Hydrocarbons gas products plant operations near Gainesville. 1963 plans call for about 5.5 million dollars in pipeline extensions with no new financing.
Food handlers urged to obtain a free chest X ray this week and carry a health card. County units have seen over 10 000 visitors in seven weeks with more than 4 500 TB skin tests. The Mobile Unit will operate Thursday and Friday at the Golden Triangle Shopping Center from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 5 p.m.
Florida Hydrocarbons removes heavier hydrocarbons from the Texas to Florida gas pipeline and blends the natural gasoline with naphtha and tetraethyl lead. The plant will produce about 60,000 gallons of motor fuel daily with over 1,000,000 gallons storage and sell to Standard Oil Company of Kentucky for Southeast distribution.
Florida may adopt a Kerr-Mills based plan to provide accident and health coverage for many of its needy citizens aged 65 and older. State Insurance Commissioner J Edwin Larson will send a representative to Washington to discuss participation with HEW officials and will study the act’s provisions before recommending Florida implement the program. If feasible, HEW officials may visit Florida to meet with the state’s House and Senate Insurance and Welfare committees.
Val Johnson voices confusion over opposing corporate notices with both advertising cancellations and reports of high profits. He recalls early career with Merrill Lynch and questions how two large firms can issue contradictory statements while a small town weekly faces pressure over story coverage and nonexistent subscriptions.
State report shows Florida parks welcoming 1,241,700 visitors in 1962. Fort Caroline near Jacksonville led gains with 46,100 visitors. Everglades drew 626,100 with 100,000 overnight stays. Castillo de San Marcos in St. Augustine attracted 416,600. Fort Matanzas near Marineland had 72,400. Fort Jefferson at Dry Tortugas had 7,700 as 1961 level slipped due to international tensions.
Donald L. Driggers of Eustis announces a new real estate office on SR 19A near the Golden Triangle Shopping Center and Eustis Interchange. He plans to serve Mount Dora, Eustis, and Tavares with sales, management, mortgage loans, and appraising.
Initial unemployment compensation payments in Florida fell to 2 613 605 dollars in February as two fewer work days and seasonal employment peaks reduced claims. All sectors except citrus canning showed declines, while freeze damage to vegetable growing and citrus areas nudged up continued claims and benefits. Leesburg office reported an increase of 826 dollars to 36 350 dollars.
A scrambled crossword list presents clues and answers with many items merged. The page shows fragmented numbers and partial phrases such as burrs and halos mixed with marine terms and domestic words, indicating a damaged or merged puzzle section.
The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club holds a noon luncheon at Eustis Legion Hall on April 4. Secretary George H. Arnold invites all Master Masons to attend and says reservations should be made with Arnold at 383-3120 at least two days before the meeting.
A brief travel advice item urges travelers to extend their journey to improve the experience. It counsels patience and deliberate pacing as a virtue in reaching destinations. The note suggests that longer trips yield richer memories and safer, more enjoyable travel overall.
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