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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
4
A civic appeal urges Lake County residents to vote next Tuesday for reapportionment and other ballot items. The message stresses Americanism over party labels and calls on citizens to split ballots if needed, voting for integrity and ability to lead.
Lake County voters will decide on nine proposed state constitutional amendments next Tuesday. The editorial urges rejection of Amendments No. 1 3 and 6 as detrimental to fair representation and checks on power, while opposing their expansion as risks to governance and justice.
The Mount Dora Community is thanked for its Civil Defense efforts in planning for emergencies. At the Umatilla County Civil Defense meeting on the Cuban crisis, the Mount Dora program was praised as the most practical in the county. Gratitude extends to CD Director R. O. Dude Grantham Mark Peters Police Chief J. T. Huett Dr. C. H. Hawthorne and the City Council for strong support.
A Mount Dora reader praises the editor yet argues State Representative Reedy cannot both serve the people and back a state controlled telephone monopoly. The writer says local tolls near Mount Dora and Eustis are overpriced and doubts any phone-cost relief will come from Reedy due to his employee ties.
Fragmentary text shows a speaker seeking the first chance to be in a specified office for an unspecified purpose. The fragment lacks names, dates, or events to establish a clear news item.
Stetson University of DeLand urges prospective students to apply promptly as space is limited. Paul Parker, director of admissions, advises taking College Board tests early. Testing dates at Stetson centers include Dec 1, Jan 12, and Mar 2. High school seniors should request an application from the Director of Admissions.
A. Sydney Herlong Jr expresses deep appreciation for the editorial endorsement in the Mount Dora Topic October 18 issue and thanks the editor for the confidence shown. He notes the stories in the issue and says the support makes public service sacrifices worthwhile.
Marian Valentine explains a 14 step process used by dry cleaners to remove mustard stains. Techniques include brushing, solvent pre treat, circumference feathering, steaming, detergent and acetic acid mix, fabric dye testing, diluted formula application, rust remover, hydrogen peroxide or chlorine bleach testing, full flushing, feathering, and air drying to finish.
A True Magazine feature highlights George-Mira, the Miami quarterback nicknamed the Matador. A standout athlete from Key West, Mira is praised for power throws, quick legs, and leadership. His temper and intense work ethic shape his rise toward a pro career.
Joseph L. Brechner, manager of WLOF TV Orlando, has gained poet reputation as his verse A Message Do You Read Me is included in The Cold War Crisis, a Monarch paperbound book by Deane and Dave Heller. He is a Mount Dora resident and former chief War Department script writer.
A Hazlitt quote notes that kindness in voice and gaze can effect remarkable outcomes, turning ordinary interactions into meaningful change through small acts of courtesy and warmth.
The piece reflects calm under threat of war, urging Americans to prepare by selecting shelter companions and supporting a strong civil defense. It notes Next Tuesday’s Election Day on Nov 6 and urges every registered voter to cast a ballot, then segueing to a light update about a wren-house opening enlarged by a flicker and finally becoming comfortable.
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