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Tonight, you are going to hear the nest fascinating story
es to your future -~ end my -- you can possibly merino.
The story I an shout to tell is the result of eight swaths of
racom'ch on the pert or over fifty In .- ell We in their field.
to and correspondence Ihich hes gone into this subject weighs in
excess of thirty-five pounds. And ;'et, now thet we heve the facts.
the story of new untold wealth for our State is so simple in the
tellin: .
130v. insgine this -- I an going to tell you abou the
"Diamond Fields of Florida. Not quite the di-onde of tho dish-om!
mines, but fer more precious lid velueble .... I on going to tell
you of s new industry we on have in Florida which surpasses anything
you could possibly insane ... a new source of wealth for our stete
which is so inspiring thlt it will be your principal topic of
conservation end interest beyond all other subjects
Here's a little interesting side-light. We hove worked on
this project ... as I said, for eight long swaths ... developing
the research ... testing it ... meeting with non end men who have
devoted their lives to this subject. Ween-splat:th is
new- assumed in lillione upon millions of new melt]: for Florida
and the use or over 600 'mcmmm sores or Florida lands that are
now used for nothings
And yet ... not e single candidate for Governor ... iron
soon; all my opponents for this most honored office ... he: said
gm_e sglitm Maw 31.
how, this wealth ... this colonel new Florid- induetry ...
can be ours (yours and nine) but not without e battle. Because to
schism this new-found raider of Florida's history we will hove to
race a firht on the question of the sovereign rights or our State.
2.2011 win that Hams!- my heme is not. Ferris Dayan.
lot I must touch on these rights inch were guaranteed to
us Ly that beloved dommnt, the United States Constitution, in
order that We may all understand the work before an n the work
which m. must do toner-her before we echieve our rightful gift.
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Here's an industry that will hrin: to the State of
Florida an additional capital investunt of at least W
million dollars. Millions of thoae dollara are available at
this very minute -- and if the word "so. were given tonight,
the money would be forthco-ing m Floridians tomorrow.
Here's an industry that will uploy thousands more of
our citizens and support many other: in all wells or life; skilled
and uneLilled laborers; executives, administrators and professional
men; chmiete, doctora, lawyers. and merchants; machinists,
uochanice. engineera. agriculturiste and researchers; truck and
tractor drivers, contractors and construction workers; clerks,
typists, bookkeepers and etmographere; dragline operators and
dynamiters; welders, plumbers, electricians and steaniittere;
nurses, teachers and technicians.
In fact. it's almost impossible to tuggeet anyone um
analysts to physioieta who won't be capabee of mpeoyment in such
an expanded sugar industry in l-lorida.
{mole countries have been supported on loan than the
,roceoda from one and a half million tons of sugar a year. We
can have such an industry in Florida. I believe we can have it for
the asking, and as your Governor, I will personally go to
wellington to Join our fine Congressional delegation in asking
it: the quota necessary to par place at least this substantial
,orcion or our sugar needs W the reach of foreign dictators,
yotontatee or yoliciee. I firmly believe Congress will heed this
tall and will gladly permit the too long, delayed development in
this state of an industry that has proven its ability to out-
produce other areas at e lower cost while mainteininy higher living
standards for its uployeee. The sugar industry is were efficient
1h l-lorida, it ill: should develop in Florida, and as your
Covemor, I shall eee that it does!
} ..e need the industry we need the tax revenue that
industry will produce -- we need the prosperity that will remit
-rcn ite operation within the State of Florida. In short, we
need to
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Recently, The Maui News printed an editorial in which )
tmsod Widate ior Wot. satin-t: course, new
rim; But 231113151113 nonporcr did actually endorse no. had
this to .eay about Farris Mt:
H 4 ch hrobably knows age about state govomnent than
any other candidate. He has served eix tines in the
state house of representatives. once as speaker, and
he is a competent. Moving politician. But we cannot
swallow hr. tryout" various expeditions in the area of
civil rights. lie tglkod up the old doctrine of Inter-
poeition a few years back. In this campaignme has
denounced the preeent Supreme Court of the United States."
How. this paper is amt conned. I have not
launched a battle against the prerogative; of the Supreme
I 1113;: pointed out tint they have node a arm/ions error in their
Juduzcmt when they ruled that Florida no longer had the right to
dutemine what system of public dchoool education we. ourselves.
desired for our children. I said this is a violation of our rights
.a citizens or the United statue and m as citiuono or one of
dds: those sovereign states. And this is so.
Please listen closely to this, because it is a point
which has been given very little notice. Each state in our country
claims a ...uprene Court or its om ... and each of these State
Juprcno Courts are composed of the nest ninent x Jurist; of thooo
states. (on who have been chosen because it has been ielt that
they were best informed as to the laws upon which they must peas
Judth every day.
new, EIILlTi-lx or these State Supx'mo Courts in
'.1u.z'.';-31:; 0.? our various states have CLZMKED ... I must repeat ...
they have 003513325131} the Federal Supreme Court decialon in queueion
in! as a violation of YOU}: rights as piven you by the Constitution
of your country .... Ladiee and gentlemen ... iriends ... Farris
Lryent has been endorsed in his tailor observance oi the
Constitutional rights we each or us haveby the Supreme Court: of
23:13?!ch states .... I must call your attention to the obvious
loot that there are no___t thirtysix etateain the South. This in
neither a sectional, nor a traditional opinion, but a sound
legal determination of the boot legal ainda in tho etatoo oi' the
United States. .... weal-a a tin lopl pound.
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But Iho l-Iiami New could how gone much further. Parria
Bryant has not Just condeined a decision or the Supreme Court
in .fdshiuL L... I have said t1.:'; the Federal Government 1425.35
mmy is whorl-ed. on a course whereby year rights ... and my
rizhts are slowly ebbing may. I haw: said that the callous
invasion or our W Stratee' Rights an: is leading us
to a form on! dictatorship 3521:. different form of government
for this nation of euro. We have allowed ourselves to drift
amleesly to a position were the edicts of mahincton have provided
the greatest imaginable handicaps to Florida's greatest sources of
wealth.
But we: who have I said was m to blame? Cur
Senators and momenta? Our President? The two great pun
political parties? ...... No! You and I are to bhaho, because we
have slept peacefully while our rights and privilege: have seeped
may. we have been new eager for the easy may or life ... we have
so thoroughly accepted an imaginary power in Remington which could
hand to no the means for our livlihood we have entered a
droamland whereby all thief: mild come to us without effort ... -'..
111-11: 1-yehave m- very nearly gun way our democracy.
st-u the time has come for us to wake up :
"hat newspaper should have acid that Paris Rryant has
condmmed a lauef the United States which sakes travel to foreign
ocvrtriao a lone commune proposition than travel to Florida. I on
speaking of the "See Florida Last" tax. Your om federal government
has imposed a ten per cent tmc on all tickets .... whether by plane.
train, boat, or hue purchased by tourists who wish to come to
Florida for their vacations, m uh: wish to to summer:- ole:- within
the United States for that matter. nut this malith tax is 1'0":
applied should the tourist oloct cezrioit a foreir-a country instead.
.3. ran than who needs nu: thousand dollore transportation;
tickets to c free: How York to I'aooou with his fanin ...and return ...
will pay an extra hundred dollar: organ; those some tirkots
should he wish to spend his vacation with us in Iloride. And the
distance is almost identical.
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And if he should come to Florida, and should he choose
nanhnlz to buy a two dollar ticket to take a little boat ride in
one c? our many scenic purl: while he is here, that ticket ... believe
it or not ... must also include a Federal travel tax of ten per cent.
Volts, I'm talkinr about your greatest industry. The
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travel and tturist industry accounts fer some 65 of the tax
rereauc whi;h you and I enjoy. I'm talking about your property ...
an industry of such great importance to each and every one of us
that should it ever be eliminated while American tourist dollars
roam the streets of paris, thi State can revert to swamp lands.
Ferric iryant has referred to the citrus industry of our
State ... the lornest arricultural industry we have ... and I have
called your attention to careless inspection of imported verotation
uhichn has allowed disease and pests to enter Florida from foreign
lande.which hare cost us millions to rid our citrus groves.
of these imported detrimento. And that inspection is a federal
responsibility. I have called your attention to millions of
dollars of your can money uhich has been spent to develoP
~cnpetitive citrus againsianxat a;riculture in other countries ...
and then I have pointed out that your State Department has allowed
foreign rovornmente to impose restrictions on the import of Florida
citrus products tp their markets ... while the very countries we
have financed are allowed to bring their fruit in without those
unfair restrictions. I have said ... and I say again ... than when
I an elected Governor of Florida I will launch a vigorousnttack
ugon these handicaps that our state may enjoy the just return it
so richly deserves from the untirin effort of our citrus prowers
and the millions of dollars they have themselves invested ...
tithont a dollar of federal subsidy.
Not long are, our Florida cattle industry was confronted
with a dread disease caused by a little animal called a "screw
2c 'of rid of that dine-an in Florida by spending some
I'd like you
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six nilliono of your federal and state tax dollars.
to inow that Farris Bryant wrote the bill to make that possible
and Our senators and conrrossmen did noble work in helping our
cattle people rot thatfneedod expenditure ...!ut what's the
picture today? The schW'uorn has never been eradicated nest of
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the Mississippi and I stn tellyou ... as say clttlsnln one
tell ,3! that it vii} be has with us again unless our federal
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gove;.-;.:;onb tinie- the steps to mete it in the South West.
ow, that gavel-want, in hehlngton weld like ... not only
;¢ Lell you what type cf sshcols we must have but they also went to
use; iinancm responsibility for that systal. And mag. I ll
reuiztln; with Ill of my ones-J Memes I do not want. anyone to tell
us 2:114; as-.." us not study and what. toteth we may accept in
Florida. ... Our Constitutim has given us thnt my). and us new
to ,z'c'.c:i'. it.
The latest has been I move to place election referees in
our nidnt. "He'll guarantee the right to vote," they are saying.
hell, oi co";s. every nan has the right to vote and 3.13 do need to
sex; that man, but I any to you that such federal intervention
can Leafgnly to federal dictation not just as to we may vote, but
as to you my vote. An. I an [opposed to dictatorship ...
wherever it. may be.
Lieu, I know you're anxious to hou- se to our discovery
0.? untold riches lying in store for Florida, but. because it. will
Lqulc a drastic change in our federal attitude for us to achieve
this great benefit. I wanted you to be sure that Farris Mont ll
be a. Caverns: who has no fear, nor lncl. of determination to allow
anything to stand in the way.
L's have s new: neighbor to the South of us in a little
couztry called) "Jute." We gondode the hisndlisst relations
with that country and we still have none but the host sincere
respect for its people. A revolution has taken place in cube, as
we all law, and Fidel Castro has taken over. 'uhile we once had
hopes that he really intended to bring democracy to that lend, I:
2.30:. 1.01: that such was never his immune.
The: Castro is a tool o: Cumin. can no longer be. in
doubt.
That he strives for In new Dubs uhich will be our avowed
enemy, we cannot afford to overlook.
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Ladies and Wilma, we are twin. about a con-unistio
:otswsy to tho ..ostorr. Hemisphere which is located some 90 tiles
Iron Loy tic-3L and BL. minutes by as; from mm. By modern Jot
tumor, tissm-o is but too W irouwur largest city. m widod
1.30;.70, m are talking About seconds.
.315 our 3tIt+hpLiwucnt takes om doaadins slay on the
shed. on this bomxlod war manger after another and we answer him
with object apologies. hu- great nation has boot its Lneo once too
mum to this newer. dictator of the Caribbean and it is time to cull
a halt.
13:11. this has been going on. you have been supporting
that rovenuzwt 01' Cuba with some :5 gured Q9 govengxdive minim
9;: mow by payinr that country that such in subsidies for
it. sugar. You have been personally financing this encroachment oi
Emuwsi-Jx and uhilo you have been doing oo, thousands of sures
c. your own Alorixla lands have Loon lying virtually worthless. And
9.. 1.1.; 1811a, the finest sugar in tho world can be (ram!
int 100} at the foolish yosition we have allowed om'solves
u _.oL into. necontly, Russia sent a trade mission to Cuba and they
LUU ht one xiiiiou tons of m slaw from Cuba while they wore there.
They bought it at a special low mica ... at discount rates and on
an easy-guy system.
Russia m. paid .or only one-filth of this sugar in cash -
tau. root on cozy credit. And why was Cuba able to make this possible
to Lzuooia? .... because, friends. you and I paid Cuba almost two
mutuch nil Lions of dollars in mums of the what price.
ilure'a what one lax-cs from: of American farmers have had
to say about this situation: We think the time has come." the
Fax. Lurcau coin. "to mslo it clear that the present attitude of tho
Coda-t; government and its avowed intention to adapt policies favorable
tuumu tho soviet Lnion do not warrant our oomtinuinL to 4ivo that
Country profcroutial tmwont at the expense of an; or producers in
dwostic Iron; emu incuuly foo-aim coon-arise."
nun; mason. otory uouo from the kiwi Roz-old.
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In: what. about 1.3mm "dim fields" of Florida?
Our state is can. .21 only two ntateo in the country which
can. do: auger cone. we hm:- hen Allowed 1.0 .zrow but A very mall
u..- n I; -. ~*~ potemoi .11 because the federal game-meat hesinaieted
an... ..- maxim"? ute suf'lr intreste as well I: manor supplies in
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other 1:111 cmn rice. These 19. no longer the elirhteet excuse v
for 1+} ': "91"rir'tit-I'.
:nr (Marv-es: must he cannot! to change tho Sugar Act which
2.11.. :-.:...ovo aha. limit-o of This tmwdous Florida an'iuultzmll
a; 4 ;~;~2..*.;11t'r. Hex-r t-rtr mndcmo?
:70 have in Florida, not hundreds. but several hundred
13:15.6. ~.::-:~c of virtually idle lend iron which z-r: :aubc hermatinc
" "' "w?- ez'nf o ,"ron one hundred and. $1331 yyipn to 3Q 3199-59;
0-.m-u -.
Ls} J. $3.033. Those are the "diamonds of orideu u-- a
haw-.251: nf clear, brilliant, shimmering cryeteie: billions and billions
u-.-'. than. The 293% north or thin crop can be equal to the 331;;
work}. of nJ. the cattle in Florida.
This crop will be harvested every you; it has a mermteod
ant! 1-;-*at:tcd market: an assured eele at u pmiiteboe price. Ito
gross mutual benefit to the State can be to euro, as eteedy end no
poductim financially as even our winter crop of tourists.
I on referrinr', of course, to the w development or
the tntca treat petunia] production 01 cane sugar. Under the
1-bit! controls of the recent past, the State of Florida, the only
state 1.; the Union outside of Louisiana (end new Hawaii) producing
our. sumr, has been refri'i'azd r-y tool'oderll Government to produce
10:: than a hundred an? 95".] Ihnuemd tone of eurer per year. This
13 3'3? Ioao sitar than the people of Florida. themselves consume oeclx
)d-u'JZ The national mums-Ionian in over nine million tons 01' sugar
5 year. .L-n ennr'ed in the rroduction of anger in Florida, and
olaazmwe, readily och-zit that I'Joridula production could be eneily
{werech tenfold, in a very short time. All that is required is the
mus,- mt}; 2.61.10}: to dc. _. -- and that. 2:111 be forum-mint: the minute
the invent-era are aemxrcz. they will be gomittod to acquire permanent
mman under the {1.3. Z:~:-r Act which establishes than.
Governor, thou-enoxintndtopaovide. mm
grew-ore' ooopentivoe on My to he formed under proper leIdem-ehip.
ladies and gentlmen, now is the time for the Stetth
FloridI to Iotl Geog-Ian dIily grows more reentful or Fidel Cutro
who, under the Soa, 1: sum of a profithle participation
in the United States engu- wket to the extent of nearly three had
one-belt million toms of alas I you- It I price thetrtuo Ind I heli
out: I pound m the world price of anger. Think of it. Castro
oelle hIl! hie eager to the United StItos for I hundred and seventy
five million doum now than)? cage: for it mythore clae....lnd
you per the price.
No vendor he cm Ifford to dell with the Russian
commute and nee I million tons of m at three cents or so I
pound to barter for Soviot planes Ind munitions with which to stir
the whole Cori.me pot into I boiling, onti~U.3. celdron of
hatred, fur and resentment.
Our State Deportuent has turned the other cheek to
Castro's Ibuse m so long thIt one here conjuncture mom;
thinking; Ind concerned South Annex-icon Is to whether the United StIteI
he: not already My lost its position of leadership or the
marten Haniaptm-o. Be that eat Icy, It last we don't have to
continue to m over-rising subsidies to Castro Ind his communist
cronies while they keep on confiacetins the property of our citiem.
tossing than into JIil without Just. or my, provocation and
externally hunting our low: by taunting riot, dioorder,kidneppinge
Ind violence within our om State of FloridI. And if you think that
hesn't been done you don't know the otreoeto of maxi.
Dly by day our Senators Ind RepresentItives Ire becoming
lore Ind more fed up with cIItro'o biting the hand thIt feeds his.
(he an it's SenItor Ellender, mother dIy. Congressmen Bogge. lent
week, FloridI'o senator George A. mothers, e recoweed expert on
an mm hi-18. and next week it will be em aloe uh.
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Wat: in road? 9: .1. in the the to do mthgg!
U0 mat in lawn mba's s-nr'lr quota Ihon Aggro-atria: the
lunar Mt 1a- 361. I any My. that meta for Florida. Let's
a; fur-d ow v.-- industry mm. Inoth of mo hundred forty
tin: at; tom of sugar in Tlrida, lot's rroduco a stie: £333
{3.13.3.ch chasm: fog. Looted of mum: m willim gallore
mrth u year, let's 5071 two Mg million dollars worth.
lzatcad of an annual ,qull of t1." and a half million dollars,
let's make it twenty iv-c. nunm; instead of forty million. of
on; it J. immatmm. let's hon; "our hunch-c1 millions invested.
Inuit; c. 41:.3; thcuaont! n it??? of land. avoth to rai sinf- Inwar,
lcf V: dm'ctc six hundrod thousand .. Lot's oat t o "acroo
rten, money and tutorials area my, willing and an.
to launch on the biggest crash investment pron-an this State baa
over soon -- all that in necdod is the Cormuional gran light.
Here's a uholu not now contlex of industrial dovelophont.
not only the. principal and primary plmta for tha production and
pmnoacinr of sugar, but the ujrriad out sidiary md incidental
crrmizationa: fomdrios to Huild and sol-rice the lunar mill
mahinor: fertilizer. newts; refineries, and urinating facilitiaa:
research plants; diotilloricc of industrial alcohol: plants to mako
yaw: and pulp from harass; 1:111 sprinr up oval-night the moment tho
ro-ahou; signa- it. ,;1.¢x..
Here's a any a 11m. to '0: :m inncdiutu and profitable
use of the rover. or oi..h9. hundred thousand acres of land W
the state and federal :cxcm onto are omitted to axpond an mount
in excess of two hundrod million dollars in mood Control, Heres
a 1.117 to help the already ovortunimod urban araao meet the tax
load of flood control by glacin: the lands priwily benefited in
elm-e, to carry their 3.1.:- me of the tax. The lands are
available. ready to be used. Ifcrc'o an industry that can use than.
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uture -attu a.:1Mturt ..yo e about to sell is the remi hpart ofever -~i ey rion -est ett'-: 100 which imo gone i i:-ey--. : sounds. ;ui.ym a-.-u..-:elti ;;-:03% for r.-=.' j -.3, fr.:a -ina :.his --1 na --oin 11.--3 of i~lori-a." set gult... -i m-o pro lr il : and v-luabl 1:1d1utry -.:::.. -. -.r:a i.1 fic .-;11 Jy tria -it...: ... a nc-g son illcririn:tha -a io Arill be yo md interr;st teyou' 01 on ret: a lit ale interentir=ni
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-ta Idiat about iJoe Mi.or.talid i'ioJ.wi of riorida? Eill' Mato i 0 C:s -1 -f -.util.y two '-T 050G in thO COMrltry WhiCh ar care. 'A 11: o heala :tJleta s..o gow but a very mail -. s a potent:::si 1-r-caus the fodcoral Emrm-nnent hasinaisted -t "La war intc-vita as well as waller steplies in -.et W tiet J'he-.'u is ne longer the Blirbtest em9e -r.: was mtst to naused to chang;o the Su.r;ar Act unich -ho luiM e-' e' a t.Nmendous Florida ap;icult:jral -t to:r.glaird have & 'ide nu amdrede, but amoral iridred .E MYMW ly idle tanti foi 1:hich e:mtbc Mr:e-atin ----E "one py. Mcired and fifty, IllilJipn to two_ _binarga ]prei. The.o are the "diamonde of gloriden -a Mr-a r" ac.ar, brilliant, eM'Timema crystaba; billions and billions d' thr:a. The Engjij worth of t.his crop een be equal to the rrotal 4:0 i. all t.he eattle & Florida. This erop will be hmvested evoy year; it has a cuaranteed ar.:1 :.s' n ': d re.a:tet ; en anted sale at a profitabae prico. Its c:"on an..ual benefit to the Sta can be as mare, as steady and as yraucti-:e finane'ially a:: even cor vi.nter crop or tourists. I en referring er course, to the proppr development of the ete:p eent 1.ote!ntial y:rorhrction of cane suger. Ihyler the rl.-id GOTitrelp of the rrrent 1-g the State of Floride, the ng!ly :n:a : .: the Urairm outside : o:' traien (and now linopti) produrinr c. e c:--r ha:: Meri 1-rivi' a 17 tlie(deral Govemin-. to produce aro -:hw a hur.de-d en-. .:.y C h. m:Ptd -rm d suor per year. '.'1:13 ': T 000 m-'n ':,han the PCerle of 10erida theinalves eonare each we ax The miom] ''eurtptimt is or nine rii]Uen tons os sugar ei fe:w, -e rived tri thrfroriur:t$cri of sur;er 111 1-'aorida, ettd ed:ahe:'e, nadily dit that PJorida$$ production could be easily ir.:rmuJ ance:A, in a rey -:ho-t time. All that la regired is the i '. G ..:.. ".I. '.." -.dt 60 du .--'t.d that 5:111 be f0dhCarliW t hB '!!imte the M-:m.t.ca o :asonrethey :ria's a i c:uitted to acenire pmanent git-::t 310::: the tial. -r "ri whleh staMishG thm.
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