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Newspaper
The Gondolier
Location
Venice, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1965
Page
4
A reflective pledge expresses gratitude for American freedoms and opportunities. The speaker credits birth in the United States for personal growth, invention, and the right to speak freely, praising national influence and religious liberty. Signed by -W. Earl Aumana.
A Venetian contact reports on Charles de Gaulle as a loyal yet uncompromising French leader. He aims to restore France’s global standing, often questioning U S. ties, NATO and the UN. The letter characterizes him as a skilled strategist who shifts toward the Communists in appearance while preserving loyalty to France.
The Venice area public library hosts books about Shakespeare as students recall Polonius and Hamlet. The Asolo Players planned a Hamlet staging to celebrate the bard’s enduring fame and quotes highlight the playwright’s timeless insight. Use your library for further works and classics.
Rep James Haley discusses the national budget deficit and the Tax Foundation estimate of a 127 billion cash budget for the next fiscal year. He notes the average per person cost and argues taxes are largely hidden while urging awareness of government spending. He concludes with the saying there is no such thing as a free lunch.
Florida’s coastlines attract shell hunters from hobbyists to experts who seek fossils and conch varieties on Venice beaches. Storms bring fresh finds, while humorous tales from Readers Digest and local antics color a pastime tied to knowledge, luck, and the value of shells.
Sensing The News reports on Anti-Poverty Committees growing into political machines. Local bodies could coordinate efforts, influence elections, and oversee funds, raising concerns about radicalization and public oversight amid 1960s social programs.
A testimonial dinner honoring Dr. Russell Wiley, outgoing Sarasota County Schools superintendent, will be held Saturday night June 19 at the Roofgarden of the Sarasota Terrace Hotel. The Sarasota Education Council sponsors the event as community appreciation and high regard from friends civic leaders and colleagues. Tickets from Ted Sperling or Mrs J P McCall in Sarasota or Venice are available.
A lyric snippet celebrates the last day of school in June. Students cheer as they sing of learning to read and write and recalling English lessons before moving on from fifth grade.
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