Year

1964-02-11

Video Details

25:15; b&w; sound; V-161 DA030; S. 828

Description

Gov. Bryant speaks on the Florida State Fair, President Kennedy's visit the year before, changes in retailing and banking, and notes the interaction of state and federal governments. He also describes procedures needed in the welfare system, care for the aged and care for the mentally disabled. He says that there are over 8,300 more state employees than when he took office, most in higher education, and that the state universities' staffs are expanding. He tells how expanding highways require more personnel and money. He talks about other changes due to growth in the state and says that we must keep up with it. Produced by FDC. The sound is good but not synchronized.

Contributors

Florida Development Commission

Corporate Subject

Florida State Fair

Geographic Subject

Tallahassee

Personal Subject

Bryant, Farris, 1914-2002
Kennedy, John F. (John Fitzgerald), 1917-1963.

Subject

Economic conditions
Governors-Florida
High education
Infrastructure
Politicians
Politics
Public health
Transportation
Welfare