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The Gondolier in Venice, Florida

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Newspaper

The Gondolier

Location

Venice, Florida, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1966

Page

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Time For Action On Cancer Detection Shortfalls

Editorial urges immediate action as 34 000 U S deaths yearly stem from cervical and breast cancers that could be cured with early detection. Pap tests remain underused with only 20 percent of adult women tested annually, despite a federal 20 million education program and private efforts.

U. S George N. Papanicolaou Cancer Control Branch The Public Health Service

Nations thin skinned over cultural issues and wording

The piece laments heightened sensitivity to cultural depictions from Al Capone era stereotypes to Little Black Sambo and Banjo Billy murals. It contrasts public objection with calls for clearer government wording, noting many letters overlong and repetitive and suggesting concise responses, such as "The answer to your inquiry is No."

New York Banjo Billy San Antonio Express Rocky Mount N.C

Oldtimer Disturbed by Low Reading Poll in Library Note

A scrambled library column cites a Gallup Poll showing 18 percent of Americans read books. It mentions Mason Woolford in the Christian Science Monitor and a playful globe spin leading to a Wordsworth and Thoreau reference.

THE Oldtimer Gallup United States Mason Woolford Christian Science Monitor Arabia William Wordsworth Thoreau New Venice Area Joan Dillon

Sago Palm Not Really Sago or Palms, Draggoo Says

R E Draggoo of Nokomis explains that cycadaceae plants in his yard are not sago palms or palms. The cycas revoluta specimens survive Florida freezes and hurricanes, grow slowly, and require little care.

R. E Red Draggoo Nokomis Florida R. E. Draggoo

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