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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1964
Page
4
The Asheville Citizen-Times notes democracy withstands furious campaigns and voters who view candidates as rogues or tools of various interests. It highlights the balance between distrust of power and the steady work of elected officials to provide roads, schools, safety, and care, as time moves on.
A House committee studies federal retail excise taxes kept after World War II and Korea. Reductions or repeal may come within two years, though the taxes, labeled luxury levies, touch everyday items like toilet articles, handbags, wallets, wedding rings, and fur trimmed coats. The piece argues these emergency taxes persist beyond the emergency and deserve scrutiny.
The Carlsbad Current-Argus notes that about four million workers moonlight, but only 150,000 hold two full-time jobs. Most moonlighters are married men ages 25 to 44 with skilled talents, including teachers and government workers. Reasons include job dissatisfaction and saving for goals like a house or college.
The Free Public Library of Venice Area highlights classic whodunits by Poe Fletcher Barzun and Maugham. Readers may relax with detective tales praised by critics and famous readers including Wilson Roosevelt and other literary figures.
A. Walter Johns of the United Fund of South Sarasota County thanks The Gondolier for hospital program coverage and urges voters to restore government to the will of the people. He cautions about civil rights legislation, recalls early federal planning, and promotes sustaining a united fund to support health welfare and youth programs in Venice and surrounding areas.
A Florida speech lauds nationwide compassion shaping policy, noting government tools for education, health, and welfare. It highlights Florida initiatives like FICUS GENESYS and ETV, praising voluntary civic effort over coercion and urging continued citizen-led reform.
The Asolo Theater Comedy Festival offers free seminars for Florida State University students and other attendees through Aug. 20. Sessions run Mondays Tuesdays and Thursdays 2 to 4 p.m. with professional cast members including Canino Strane Thomas Doring Harlan Shaw and Reimer. Today's topic is Shakespeare presented by Thomas with a panel. Other topics cover costumes festival Mauser Twelfth Night Imaginary Invalid Restoration Comedy Opera and Asolo theater sets and props. Australia is about the same size as the United States but has fewer people than Illinois.
A nationwide poll of 1187 teenagers asks to name an extreme rightist and many cannot answer. Among those who do, Barry Goldwater and others like Rockefeller, Javits and Wallace are cited, with wide variety of definitions for extreme rightism and conservatism.
Listings show multiple churches in Venice including Saint Nathaniel's Episcopal Church Emmanuel Lutheran Grace Methodist and others with service times pastor names and contact numbers. Catholic Church of the Epiphany Perth Harbor provides Mass times and confession schedule.
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