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Newspaper
Mount Dora Topic
Location
Mount Dora, Florida, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1963
Page
4
A columnist denounces President Kennedy for a nationwide TV pitch in support of a tax cut. The piece accuses the plan of deceiving the public, forecasts a partisan struggle in Congress, and contends the 15 minute speech masked a 11 minute sales pitch while aiming at Kennedy’s re election.
A reflective critique blames a changing volunteer labor force and slow administration for cost overruns in Mount Dora's City Hall project. It argues the building, designed to last a century and costing about 92 000 dollars plus related expenses around 110 000, reflects broader municipal inefficiency and shared responsibility.
The Florida Forest Service announces its 36th annual reforestation campaign with 800 million pine seedlings from state nurseries offered at cost to landowners. Since 1928 about 1.5 billion pines have been planted commercially in Florida as mills demand more pulpwood and sawtimber.
The Mount Dora couple recount a summer European voyage then a Russian itinerary aboard the Kalinen. They describe port stops in Yugoslavia Italy Switzerland and Paris and later encounters with Russian officers, the Hermitage in Leningrad, and a focus on state ownership and women workers in the USSR.
Albert Crone president of IceHouse Players writes to thank Mount Dora residents and city leaders for years of support for live community theatre. He notes six annual plays starting November 12 and invites patrons to join with a seven fifty dollar patron membership.
Florida residents reached an average per capita income of 2044 dollars for 1962, four percent above 1961 and below the national rise. Total personal income for Floridians from all sources totaled 11 billion dollars, up eight percent from 1961, as compared with a six percent national gain.
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