UF00083529_00007.pdf

UF00083529_00007.txt

UF00083529_00007_pdf.txt

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Ihih {Militia for college stain" In Mind throughout th-
Unitod Stat-a, orid. Inca utrumiui prom-I or its on in pupa-ha
for m "up10dinc' 011.90 stud-m. how, but thou {ui1itiu cmot ho
pinned 1me, beau tho M aim-tin is critical in itult.
Florida's population 1M "5!! in um you-I, but tho W
18 19. grotw' gran 68 in the a. potion. molding u Inn-nine an that
my... Mtion m m up" panning um cum animation night. 1081
on: to mop-ct. It in "ti-Id thlt than I111 son 50 thousand non studmtl

in Florida college! in 1965 ting tow, an nine. in incl tut pnuat {militia u
thuod toomoity it uuummtmoimm
for Mt bodiu of tho mm, [1-1. m to tho hot mention). flaili-

tiu in tho country.

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m caplu a Jam and u unmmifnqolm act-mm {or
high-:- Ida-cation plu uncut. pm for the Mt I111 mi qy chant
ta-tin mu 1 I dost-d m. n neat-Ii u a haunt- in mm. with
win prod o! q ubiiity to attain tho m obj-cum.

m Junior 6011090 m in u mm m. m it providu
animation a. 1". cut to tho that. d m. OI: Mica- Colioau nut 1:-
mo in Iiu ad n-bor unti1 m or. la Pia-id: participate: and tho
Wit: a: Mm:- mum m minuc to quuod young gun and
In in our song. Sun lmtitutiom o! uh inning mat in equipped
to pmidc menial-1 tnining In! mum Winn to I11 units who
dam to 1m th-oivu.

Mm tn. can-nee md Macy a! 14 you cones Ind mimuitiu
in thc but m at car program Tho mend rivals thut tho oat-bum
or the Univanity a! Smith Florida I Haida-'3 Hut cont Iv Home Bill 160]

1' tbs 1955 Leonhard, and tin proJccud univcuity in Boa Elton tr Mu

Bill 1289 at tint l-I Suoion. received q vigorous wort. Ho nut M
proceed without dam to mu 8 tar year ialtitutiou in Panacea. Etch

of mm institution- mt. mm net-nun: and umw(@-
lid facilitiu which I111 mm What! unittmcc to thd industrinl
dmiopunt of tn. In. in men thq m lacuna. it. not was tho sup.
mom to .1. tbir instructions: outta the but In can prom.

There In a number of rim ddicilaciu in the {militia 0! our
mivorsitiu in Tallinn ma M110. For angle (In! oniy u an
eta-pic), the College at mumm It M11. x. in m: or losing it:
accredited mm min. I. i-odintniy provide Iii-taut. pan-amt man, and
this an aunt do. an of tho wettest futon in thn cconaqy or orid: is its
building imtry of which minimum. is thc Wit, Ind v. m pound Ioolilh
it u ii to tnin tbs nut coqctmt technician to anion and guide that swath.

men is still WprwIQNm M. Sunny. and thnt our
nits-y inch in State and institution. of NM lamina do not ntch thou

U a! 0th.: statubIt in obvious an ion:- inco- expect-Icy in not the menu
to pro-curmt at tho but fumitiu and this illqu u must Itrhn to correct.
I have stated on am: ocmiam tint u gamma: 1 .111 utintc q piodgo to
trim son 50 lillion in state am an: 3 two yur period; I nttcr of Just
35 I total coct of Placid-'3 mm opmtim. Son of thus savings,
achieved ty m or hottcr insinu- tdninictntian, night won be ducted to

this purpou.

Florida is the croeeroede of the new world, end we met nhe it the
cultunl center u well u the econoeio 'cepitol' of the beniephere. 1e
Governor 1 ehell etimlete the establth of e univereity in Plaida dee-
igned to knit the republics of Iortb, South In! Centre]. Aurice together.
lte faulty not provide epecieliud trelning for etudente of the netione which
will enable then to ecquire leederehip for better understanding, cmerciel
growth, industrial development end intonation]. trede pension.

/-growth is e desire eteuing fro- pride ad the erdor of I'll-l
deeire for progreee without which all effort towerd better living would becone

Item-1t. I there thin elbitim mt Mintieelly, hat I u not no elation-
elly inclined to bigneee for Florida that I would sacrifice quelity in the effort.
Florida met be both bigger 99 better. Gar educetiml structure ie the lldder
we mt eecend to e better eociety mi our MN progreee will be linited only
1y ite cepecitiee. M Floride'e gown-nor I will devote q noet dot attention
and energiee to thie field of Ignifioeat good for ell of the etete in its

bright future.




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]EIEIER EEATION blhile faellities for college styleets are strained throughout the United States, Florida faces autremonical problems of its aim in prvpsting for an "emploding" college stutet body, blit those facilities cannot be pleimad leisurely, because the present situst(en is critical in itself. Florida's population incremaad ==10315 in sann years, het the "unlier la ege group" grew 615 in the amme partes, thus solesiing a warning ball that higher eduention useds are mare preieseg than omaal exmination sigt lead oibe to suspect. It is estimated that there vill same 50 thousand more students in Florida colleges in 1965 than tedmin and simus sa Jakou that present fanIlitia are alremly taxed to empmaity it is eng to see that provision (he made nas for stolent bodies of the future, it-we are to have the best educatteeni faa111-. ties in the country. .The complex and serioer need of askediately -required fseilities for higher adunstien plus enlierate planning far the fisture will sensive Ig closest attention when I = alented governor. 14 redoid as a legim1stor is replete with asiple proof et my ability to attain the asudad obj=dtives. The Junior College progru is a-partial ansiser, because it provides aluention at less cost to the State end stolent. Our Junior Colleges met be axymndad in size ehd mmber until esary usen in Flarida participates arsi the benefits of hi@er education are available to swary qualified young man and veman in our State. Such institutions of higher learning smet be equipped to provide vocatimal training and emitural opportunities to all adults who desire to improws themelves.

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