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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1964

Page

6

Cronkite Dropped by CBS From Democratic Convention Coverage

CBS will not have Walter Cronkite as anchor for the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City next Monday. His replacements are unnamed, as ratings drive the network’s choices after Cronkite ranked second to NBC’s Huntley Brinkley at the Republican convention. Cronkite’s removal, amid scrutiny of ratings methods by a congressional panel, highlights the harsh economics of television news.

CBS Walter Cronkite Atlantic City Cronkite NBC Huntley-Brinkley San Francisco Huntley Brinkley Walter

Blood drives urged as donor need grows worldwide

The Spokane community blood bank appeals for donors amid rising transfusion needs. The American Association of Blood Banks notes increased surgeries and accidents. Only 3 percent of eligible people donate. A Jamaica Long Island bank emphasizes blood ready for patients. If healthy and 21 to 60, volunteer at nearest center. You may save a life and later benefit from others’ donations.

Community Blood Bank Spokane Washington South Africa Rosser L. Mainwaring American Association of Blood Banks Texas City Jamaica Long Island South County Blood Bank

Night Dog and Two-Note Birds Rouse Silent Neighbors

A nocturnal dog bark irks a resident who laments mornings filled with memory and a missed eighteenth green putt. Birds join the dawn chorus with two sorrowful notes inspiring reflection on life, loss, and incongruent neighbors.

The Americans and a Crevecoeur Memoir in Venice

Harvard professor Oscar Handlin argues history created shared institutions that foster American nationality. Michel de Crevecoeur’s Letters From An American Farmer describes a “new breed” forged by diverse roots, written under the name J Hector St John. A Crevecoeur memoir is in the Dictionary of American Biography. both works are in Venice area libraries.

Harvard Oscar Handlin New Chronicle Michel de Crevecoeur New York Mehatable Tiffit J. Hector St. John London Paris Philadelphia Handlin de Crevecoeur Dictionary OF Free Public Library of Venice

Readers rail against local event funding and Goldwater optimism

The letter reflects disputes over a Venice benefit dance sponsored by the Venice Junior Chamber of Commerce and queries why local merchants are bypassed. It also endorses Goldwater, arguing for a return to free enterprise and criticizing Democratic foreign policy and welfare.

Teen Haven Venice Goldwater Barry Congress

Fidel Castro’s defiant rhetoric faces US response in Tonkin era critique

The piece assesses Fidel Castro’s stance as he alternates threats against US forces in Guantanamo with calls for talks. It notes his professed shift toward Marxist Leninism, cites past declarations denying communism, contrasts with Soviet backing, and warns that US policy now favors forceful retaliation for attacks, as seen in Tonkin.

Fidel Castro Organization of American States Americas Guantanamo United States Cuba Soviet Union Castro American Society of Newspaper Editors Washington Ernesto Guevara Moscow Western Hemisphere Batista OAS Adolf Hitler Third Reich Hitler Sr. Castro Gulf of Tonkin Kremlin

Florida Pavilion Dominates New York World's Fair

The Florida Pavilion at the New York World's Fair attracts large crowds daily and ranks as the second most popular exhibit in the federal and states area. The Porpoise Show draws about 3,500 paid admissions and generates around $5,000 daily, supporting operations despite access and event adjustments.

Florida Lake Fair Louisiana Texas Pavilion Florida Pavilion Lake Amusement New York New York World’s Fair Corp World’s Fair Authority Meadow Lake Market Research Corp. of America New York City Hollywood USA Hawaii Illinois New England United States Pavilion Missouri Maryland

Florida Pavilion at New York World's Fair Draws Big Crowds

The Florida Pavilion at the New York World's Fair reports growing attendance and strong visitor interest. Highlights include the Everglades Show, a Ross Allen Reptile Act, Seminole Indians, a Naples piano duck act, and a free exhibit hall with a private art collection valued over two million dollars. The pavilion emphasizes tourism and Florida culture with live flamingos, model homes, and sub tropical landscaping as crowds soar toward anticipated 40 million visitors in 1964.

Silver Springs Naples Ruben Paolo Veronese Frans Hals Alesandro Magnasco Winslow Homer Paul Cezanne Renoir Florida Florida Pavilion

The Era of the Grasshoppers in Eastern Kentucky

Clennie Hollon of Williba reports a neighbor who vows to become a grasshopper living off boards and agencies. The tale contrasts ant and grasshopper fates, warns against overharvesting, and imagines a bright era where workers sing and dance on agency steps.

Clennie Hollon Poreman Williba Kentucky Farm Relief Office Clennie Bor Corsica S. D Benjamin Franklin

Venice Area Church Directory

A compact church directory lists numerous Venice and Nokomis area congregations with addresses and service times. Denominations include Episcopal, Assembly of God, Methodist, Lutheran, Christian Science, Grace Methodist, Seventh Day Adventist, Episcopal Mission, Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, and others with pastors and weekly schedules.

Venice Assembly OF God Myrtle Avenue Victor Maurice Grace Methodist Church Field and Davis Edward Dinkins Faiday Seventh Day Adventist

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Associated Press Florida Press Association Miami Avenue Edward D. Ball Courtney Willis Sam Dillon Roger Kilby Sue Florida Press Service Gainesville Fla Repitatives N. Y Atlanta Johnny Two-Note Library Column B. Larz Newton Friends OF the Library A. Pfannkuch South Moses Haley REP James A. Haley Kenneth Donahue Ringling Museum of Art Sarasota Farris Bryant Thurman Southern States Industrial Council Venice Area Church Directory ST. Nathantel’s Episcopal Hurch Lighthouse Peter G. Madson Venice-Nokomis Methodist Church Palm Avenue Poinsettia John Louis Jones Panto Methodist Youth Fellowship Emmanuel Lutheran Church S. Tamiami Trai Charles L Rowe Lakeside Lutheran Church U.S Melvin H. Meyer First Church OF Christ, Scientist West Venice Avenue Venice-Nokomis Presbyterian David A. Bowles Rialto Saint Mark’s Episcopal Church Riviera Sorrento Denis Dean Patterson Vic First Baptist Church OF Richard R. Lloyd South Venice Baptist Mission Baffin Dr Old Englewood Rd Arthur M. Spiller Trinity Methodist Church Episcopal Mission Scout House Peter Madson First Baptist Church N. Biscayne Blvd Charles F. Cuthbertson Church OF the Nazarene South Venice Junction 41 Catholic Church OF the NORTH First Presbyterian Church Community Center Terrence J. Peterson Calvary Reformed Church OF Venice Gardens North Banyan Drive Frank J. Shearer ST. Raphael's Church OF Englewood Msgr George W. Cummings United Church OF Christ Congregational Christian Evangelical and Reformed Robert Chable Venice Gardens Recreation Center Recreation Center Nome Rayemond H. Knight Shamrock Blvd First Christian Church Disciples of Christ Masonic Temple East G. M. Peery
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