Florida Manufacturing Leads State Economy Gains in 1963
Florida manufacturing showed strong growth with 237 500 jobs in 1963 up 15 percent in five years despite automation. The Census counted 7 331 plants, payrolls at 1.1 billion, and total output 2.3 billion above input values, led by food, chemicals, and paper products sectors.
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Florida
U. S. Department of Commerce
Your Pension Is It Taxable
Florida residents receiving pensions or annuities in 1965 fall into three tax classes. Tax-free payments include Social Security and veterans benefits. Employer financed pensions are fully taxable. Annuities may be partly taxed with a recovery formula. Document 5018 details IRS rules.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Internal Revenue Service
Worstall Heads VGHOA Officers in Venice Gardens 1966
Venice Gardens Home Owners Association elects a new officer slate led by Charles D. Worstall as president. Other officers include Clarence Kirchway, William H. Ford, Margarite Griffin, Ella Wilson, Lois Garlock and trustees George Cook Frederick H. Oram and Mrs. Margaret Busbey. A Mosquito Control Commission is formed with Oliver H. Collett as head. The VGHOA meets the last Monday each month at 7:30 p.m. at the Venice Gardens Recreation Center.
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Venice Gardens
Charles D. Worstall
Worstall
Clarence Kirchway
William H. Ford
Margarite Griffin
Ella Wilson
Lois Garlock
George Cook
Frederick H. Oram
Margaret Busbey
Ann Lothman
Laura Robb
Walter Geiser
Miss Griffin
John J. Wilson
Blocg Bank
John F. Burns
William Strand
CONA
E. L. Swenson
Samuel Roth
William S. Hardin
Frank J. Shearer
E. L. Dinkins
William P. Arnott
Mosquito Control Commission
Oliver H. Collett
Cochairman
George Jaros
VGHOA
U N Security Council to debate Vietnam war action
Haley reports that the United Nations Security Council will discuss a U S resolution urging a conference for durable peace in Southeast Asia. The vote was nine to two with four abstentions, with the Soviet Union and De Gaulle's France able to veto further action. The piece criticizes Soviet opposition and notes the role of Geneva Accords and recent U S military pressure.
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James A. Haley
Washington
Jordan
United Nations Security Council
Security Council
United States
Southeast Asia
United Nations
South Vietnam
Soviet Union
de Gaulle
France
Russia
Hasson Heads Leukemia Drive
State Rep. Jack Hasson announces the 1966 Leukemia Society appeal will run in March as Sarasota Manatee chapter leads efforts. Florida researchers Adel Yunis and Florence Seibert head university and hospital foundations supported by a $225,000 national grant for cancer research and patient aid on the West Coast. County officials and local volunteers organize the drive with headquarters at the Sarasota-Bradenton Airport.
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Leukemia Society
Jack Hasson
Sarasota Manatee
Hasson
Florida
Society
Adel Yunis
University of Miami
Florence Seibert
Mound Park Hospital Foundation
St. Petersburg
National Society
Florida West Coast
Hassan
Sarasota- Manatee
J. Kenneth Gross
Manatee County
Violet Mottashed
Sarasota
Floyd Smith
Vic M. Cavanaugh
Bradenton
Sarasota-Bradenton
Passion Play At Lake Wales Opens February
Lake Wales presents the fourteenth annual Passion Play with 150 cast members. Josef Meier will portray Christus in the Black Hills production, sponsored by the Lake Wales Amphitheatre Association. Performances start February 20 with sundays at 6 p.m. and Tue Thu Sat shows at 7 30 p.m. Six matinees begin February 23 at 8 p.m. and continue each Wednesday in March.
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Lake Wales
Josef Meier
Christus
Black Hills
Lake Wales Amphitheatre
Zinn Named Campaign Treasurer in Henderson Senate Bid
State Senator Warren S. Henderson of Venice appoints Robert W. Zinn Clerk of the Circuit Court as his campaign treasurer for re election to a second Florida Senate term. Henderson praises Zinns record in Sarasota County while Democrats Russell Jordan and Ray Graham wait in the May GOP primary.
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Warren S. Henderson
Venice
Robert W
Bob) Zinn
Florida Senate
Saig Henderson
Sarasota County
Henderson
Russell Jordan
Ray Graham
Top Records Spotlight Gin The Charts This Week
Lou Christie makes a comeback with Lightnin Strikes his first hit since The Gypsy Cried Beach Boys Barbara Ann holds at number two The T Bones No Matter What Shape Your Stomach s In rises to three The Marvelettes Don t Mess With Bill Crying Time by Ray Charles Jenny Take A Ride by Mitch Ryder And The Detroit Wheels Working My Way Back To You by The Four Seasons Pick Hit and Batman Theme by The Markettes are highlighted as chart leaders Crunch moves push the scene forward
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Lou Christie
Beach Boys
T-Bones
Marvelettes
Bill
Ray Charles
Mitch Ryder
The
Detroit Wheels
Computers May Majorly Use Telephone Networks
Telephone officials speculate electronic computers could become the largest users of telephones as computer to computer information exchanges via electrical circuits may surpass human conversations in volume.
Palau Islanders Display Sewing Machines in Windows
In Palau, residents commonly showcase sewing machines in their front windows as status symbols reflecting household wealth and social standing. The practice highlights local customs linking consumer goods to prestige and community recognition.
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