Mount Dora Letters Support Public Housing 1960s Action
Local citizen Fred M. Compton in Mount Dora submits letters to the City Council urging Public Housing. He argues consensus exists, cites petitions, and compares housing aid to federal programs while stressing safety and community well being. He asks if children should be raised amid poor housing conditions.
Mount Dora housing plea urges action on East Town needs
An OSCARE letter urges Mount Dora City Council to form a Housing Authority to address poor housing, streets, sewers, and drainage in East Town. The writer criticizes council reluctance, warns of potential unrest, and calls for immediate federal and city steps to improve conditions.
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Oscare
Schubert
Mount Dora
Gordon Dake
East Town
Mount Dora Housing Authority debated at council meeting
A council member urged Mount Dora to adopt an effective housing authority to fund sanitary housing for needy areas, noting neighboring towns already advancing housing projects. The discussion referenced retiree gatherings and anecdotes from a Paris restaurant, with several local residents listed among attendees or supporters.
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Council
Mount Dora
Mount Dora Topic details address and rates
Editor Jim Waldron and Publisher Seroy Waldron publish from 132 West Fifth Avenue Mount Dora Florida with P O Box 197 address and 904 383-4303 phone. Subscription rates are 4.00 yearly 7.00 for two years and 0.10 per issue. Newspaper entered as second class matter April 7 1916.
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Mount Dora
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West Fifth Avenue
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