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A typescript review of Florida Supreme Court Case State V. Walter Irvin bearing handwritten marginalia and edits to the typescript including testimony and evidence.
Remarks at the opening of the park given at Tavernier, Florida, discuss the need to balance tourism and conservation in Florida with the opening of a new tunnel for traffic and the first underwater park in the US only days apart.
Speech given by Governor Collins includes information on citrus growing, agriculture, conservation of land and water resources, and air pollution and the state's plans for agriculture in the future.
In a speech to the Florida Historical Society, Collins outlines the challenges facing Florida as the agriculture, tourism, and space industries grow along with the state's population and strain its resources, both natural and economic.
In this speech (December 10, 1960), Florida Governor LeRoy Collins thanks the Anti-Defamation League of B'nai B'rith for an award they presented to him. He recounts the achievements of his administration in progressing civil rights in...
In his 1956 inaugural address, Florida Governor LeRoy Collins expresses gratitude to those who have supported him, discusses the achievements of his previous half-term, and proposes goals for his upcoming full-term as governor.
A transcript of a speech given by Florida Governor LeRoy Collins, broadcast on both radio and television, addressing contemporary responses to segregation.
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