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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1964
Page
4
The senator claims postwar expansion through retained earnings is harder for small firms. Higher taxes cut profits and rising equipment costs force more capital outlay, limiting competitiveness. He argues tax policy must address root causes rather than relying on loans or stopgap measures.
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover delivers a Thanksgiving message praising Pilgrim ideals and warning Americans against moral lethargy and neglect of duty. He laments loss of religious heritage and urges renewed responsibility to avert national peril. He cautions that privileges without obligation endanger a free people.
A columnist urges motorists to wear seat belts, citing Cornell Aero nautical Laboratory data and AAA notes. Despite belts being standard in new cars, many drivers still do not use them, increasing risk in short trips and long journeys alike.
The Florida Citrus Commission protests the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis for serving a synthetic product named Awake to midshipmen instead of pure orange juice. The commission alleges misleading labeling and advertising implying orange juice content and seeks the academy to resume serving natural citrus juice.
Mount Dora Jaycees were praised as a leading club in the state and top in its division at the State Fall Conference in Sarasota. E. E. Wyn Brown cited extended Ta vares Jaycees ties, interclub goodwill, and club activities from polio vaccine distribution to youth center improvements as key factors in the win. Frank Foster praised the club’s year so far and urged continued work to help Florida rise to national prominence in Buffalo next year.
The Golden Triangle Square and Compass Club will meet at Legion Hall in Eustis at noon. Col Jedlicka leads the program and all Master Masons are welcome to attend.
November 26 through 29 offer festive events across Broadway Broadway parade at Macy’s and family activities. Jets vs Chiefs at Shea Stadium and Knicks and Rangers games loom plus theater and music at MSG Lincoln Center and City Center. Sightseeing venues include Empire State Building Rockefeller Center and Liberty Island with free visitor folders from the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
Commissioner Doyle Conner and Augusta leaders join Lake County for Farm City Week events in November 2027. The Cracker Luncheon at the Agriculture Center features a $1.50 ticket price and seats reserved for attendees. hosts emphasize Lake County’s $100 million annual agribusiness.
Vernon Swartsel and Jeff G. Ray, both of Mount Dora, join Florida Blue Key, UF's men's leadership fraternity, among 26 new members chosen for leadership and high morals. Swartsel is a journalism senior and Ray a senior in the College of Law.
Golden Gem Growers president R D Flippo reports a better year than expected for the co op and citrus industry after the 62 freeze. The annual meeting drew about 500 growers and friends as Flippo notes low costs 35 cents per case below state average and up to one dollar below some plants. Executive VP John Nelson details new construction and growth from two to nearly 600 growers in 17 years.
At Mount Dora, council members weighed precedent and citizen wishes in a zoning dispute over a Golden Gem condominiums project. Spokespersons Oscar Schubert Wyn Brown and others argued for and against the rezoning, with Turner Champion Morgan and Brown voting against the change. The meeting ended with a communal barbecue as Golden Gem’s impact on the local economy noted.
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