We are taxed by foreign nations and our own needs
The piece cites Cicero condemning taxation and dependence on allies as a warning. It contrasts ancient woes with modern Great Society concerns, suggesting that current burdens mirror past fears and provoke reflection on national duty and sovereignty.
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Pigs and Wine Influence in South Africa Study
Savannah Ga Evening Press reports researchers fed wine to pigs observing weight gain and behavior changes. Pigs given adequate food with wine relaxed and slept afterward, while excess wine led to loud unsteady quarrelsome behavior before sleep. Findings note no ill effects aside from reduced food intake.
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Memorial service marks Churchill's passing in Washington
The National Cathedral in Washington hosted a memorial service for Sir Winston Churchill with Adlai E. Stevenson speaking at the British Ambassador’s request. Steven son praised Churchill as a man of faith, steadfast in defeat, generous in victory, while Carolyn Bennett Patterson in National Geographic noted the rites carried no burden of tragedy. President Kennedy praised Churchill's World War Two leadership as mobilizing the English language. The Venice Area Public Library invites readers to explore Churchill's works.
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Pram Sailing Group Shines In Sarasota Competition
Young pram sailors from Venice and Fort Myers compete at City Island Yacht Club in Sarasota despite rain. Venice swimmers win in the over 12 girls division with Candy Herron first, Nancy Vitale second, Mary Lee Vitale third. Shawn Graser places second and Patty Edmondson third in the under 12 race. Merle Graser oversees a short staffed program needing volunteers while plans for a larger fleet building are discussed. The Venice Yacht Club Skippers Club meets Oct 12 with upcoming slide shows and world travel films.
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Hansen Heads Hospital Council in Florida West Coast Group
Ronald T. Hansen administrator of Venice Hospital is elected president of the West Central Council of the Florida Hospital Assn. The 34-hospital group on Florida's west coast and central region names Al Boulinger of Tampa General Hospital as vice president and G. R. Hiskey of Bay Pines VA Hospital as secretary.
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Private First Class Brown Completes Artillery Training
Private First Class Tommy R. Brown, 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert H. Brown of Nokomis, completed eight weeks of advanced artillery training at the Army Artillery and Missile School, Fort Sill Oklahoma. He trained as a cannoner in field artillery with maintenance and firing of guns howitzers and heavy machine guns, plus ammunition handling and communications. In his last week he took part in day and night firing exercises. His wife Doloris resides in Laurel.
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Loveland School Benefit Dinner Set at Fisherman's Wharf
ENGLEWOOD The second annual James T Blalock memorial dinner for the Loveland School benefit will be at Fisherman's Wharf Venice on Saturday October 15 at 7 30 p m. Door prizes are donated by local merchants and financial institutions. Early reservations may be made by calling J J Dunn 488 4317 or C B Meder 474 2648.
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Esthers Set First Social in Venice Temple
The Esthers of Venice will hold their first meeting after a summer recess on Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. in the Masonic Temple on East Venice Avenue. All members are asked to attend and bring a sandwich. Salad and dessert will be served by Mrs. Floyd Neel, Mrs. David Borden, Mrs. George Key, Mrs. Arthur Pickford, and Mrs. J. J. Nixon.
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