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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1966
Page
4
Editorial lauds a spirit of give and take among Sarasota groups planning the Intracoastal Waterway dedication to Venice. It notes WCIND funding, housing logistics, and joint efforts with Sarasota County Chamber to raise $5,000 and ensure a successful event in Venice.
The Charleston Daily Mail argues that while protecting the constitutional liberties of the accused is essential, the Supreme Court should soon address the rights of crime victims who suffer maiming murder rape robbery kidnapping. It states victims deserve safety and property security alongside due process.
The U S Department of Agriculture awards Virginia Polytechnic Institute a 42165 grant for gnat research aiming at eradication. The funding supports a modest program that could benefit broader gnat control efforts and related needs.
In a Venice Florida library column readers learn about John Milton the poet and advocate for press freedom famed for Areopagitica. The piece recalls his blindness neglect and posterity’s praise and cites Morley and Henry Thomas.
The NPC Men's Garden Club August meeting discussed by laws before distribution to members. The Garden of the Month honor went to Mr. and Mrs. H. Dover of 315 Talbot Street. Mayor Franklyn Wagner received a new North Port Charlotte automobile tag. Numerous members and residents listed travel, visits, and family events while the Civic Association set a 7:30 p.m. meeting at the Civic Center.
Paul Eugene Appel aged 23 of 294 Durian Road South Venice escaped injury when his car left the road at a curve on Baffin Drive struck a telephone pole and culvert. Police report the damage about 450 and charge Appel with failure to have his vehicle under control after the Tuesday afternoon crash.
Municipal Judge John J. Blair disposed of five traffic cases in Venice court. Charlotte Weeks was fined $15 suspended with two license points. John Rodney Horn received five days in jail suspended and ordered to 10 night court sessions with three points. Luke Haberek faced reexamination after disobeying a stop sign with three points. William B. Bailey fined $15 with $10 suspended. Kenneth L. Weber fined $35 suspended with three points for failure to yield.
Meeting of the Loveland school for Retarded Children officers and directors set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m in Grace Methodist Church Field Avenue Venice.
Englewood Rotarians heard Clarence Borst describe the 1902 Boston origin of Goodwill Industries and its Florida expansion to 34 counties with 500 handicapped workers. A founder biography went to Englewood Library. The club also announced a future teacher appreciation luncheon hosted by Bay Vista Restaurant with Dr. Evans sharing Cuban service experiences.
On the gate of the Dachau death camp a Nazi guard inscribed the slogan Work makes men free. The phrase recalls the infamous propaganda used to mask mass murder and oppression at the concentration site during the Nazi regime.
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