JOURNAL OF THE SENATE

Wednesday, April 14, 1965

The Senate was called to order by the President at 11:00 The Committee on Salt Water Conservation recommendsA. M. The following Senators were recorded present: following pass:

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price SB 53 with 1 amendmentAskew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan The bill was referred to the Committee on Appropriatic

Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood under the original reference.Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper INTRODUCTIONCarraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews Usher By Senators Pearce and Mapoles-

Clevelandgton Haverfield Meltonare Williams SB 189-A bill to be entitled An act relating to license taxCovssgton Hollenderahaon Popeare Young for the operation of motor vehicles, amending Section 320.Cross Hollahan Pope Young (1), (2) and (3), changing the registration date, and fixing

44. A quorum present. effective date of this act.

Prayer by the Reverend L. B. Thomason, Pastor of the Was read the first time by title and referred to the CommittFirst Baptist Church, Gretna, Florida: on Finance and Taxation.

Our Father, help us this day to know thee so that we can love By Senator Henderson-thee more, and thus be more useful to our fellowmen, Let thygrace come upon us so that we may know thy will and be able SB 190-A bill to be entitled aptn act relating to cigaretteto follow it. Forgive us when we have failed thee. In the cautionary notice; amending chapter 561, Florida Statutes, I

name of our Lord we pra~r. Amen. adding sections 561.65-561.67; requiring that cautionary notiiname of our Lord we pray. Amen. be placed on each package of cigarettes sold in Florida; provii

The reading of the Journal was dispensed with. ing for labeling regulations and enforcement; providingpenalty; providing an effective date.The Journal of April 13 was corrected and approved. P p a e date.

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commi~REPORTS OF COMMITTEES tee on Public Health "A".

REPORTS OF COMMITTEES. By Senator Gautier-

The Committee on Constitutional Amendments recommends By Senator Gautier-the following pass: SB 191-A bill to be entitled An act relating to administrativ

procedure, adjudication; amending section 120.21(1), FloridSJR 67 SJR 115 Statutes, to exclude the state revenue commission from defini

The Joint Resolutions were placed on the Calendar. tioln of agency.

The Committee on Insurance recommends the following pass: onaread tihe first time by title and referred to the Committe,

SB 30 By Senator Gautier-

The bill was referred to the Committee on Finance and Tax- SB 19A bill to be entitled An act relating to the statation under the original reference. revenue laws; amending chapter 213, Florida Statutes, by add-

The Committee on Insurance recommends the following pass: ing section 213.071; authorizing the director of the revenuecommission to certify under seal copies of certain records,

SB 35 with 1 amendment papers or documents placed in his custody.

The bill was referred to the Committee on Judiciary "B" Was read the first time by title and referred to the Committeeunder the original reference. on Judiciary "A".

The Committee on Judiciary "C" recommends the following By Senator Gautier-pass: SB 193-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Volusia

SB 76 county, superintendent of public instruction; authorizing thecounty board of public instruction to set the compensation for

The bill was placed on the Calendar. the superintendent of public instruction; providing an effec-

The Committee on Public Roads and Highways recommends tive date.the following pass: Was read the first time by title.

SB 19 SB 72 with 1 amendmentSB 20 SB 74 Evidence of notice and publication wasSB 21 SB 143 with 1 amendment established by the Senate as to SB 193.

The bills were placed on the Calendar. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 193 was read the second time by title, the

The Committee on Public Roads and Highways recommends third time in full and passed, title as stated. The vote was:the following pass: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

SB 92 Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts

The bill was referred to the Committee on Judiciary "C" un- Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryander the original reference. Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood

Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonThe Committee on Salt Water Conservation recommends the Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper

following pass: Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews Usher

SB 68 Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce Williams

The bill was placed on the Calendar. Cross Hollahan Pope Young

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The bill was certified to the House. By Senators Bronson, Carlton, Usher, Price and Barron-

By Senator Whitaker- SB 201-A bill to be entitled An act prohibiting the sale ofbeef which has not been slaughtered and inspected according

SB 194-A bill to be entitled An act providing for the estab- to standards established by either the governments of thelishment in the state treasury of a working capital fund for the United States or the state of Florida, by any restaurant, oruniversity of south Florida as a revolving fund for the financ- other eating place, packing house, or retail or wholesale mar-ing of certain general services; providing for the operation of ket, unless plainly marked, "slaughtered in" followed by thethe fund; providing appropriations for cash working capital; name of the state or county in which such beef was slaughtered,providing for a maximum of assets in the fund; providing for and the words, "has not been slaughtered and inspected accord-audits and disposition of surpluses; and providing an effective ing to either federal or state standards"; providing that ad-date. vertising, including menus, for sale of such beef shall include

Was* ra th firs tm by til and rfre t th Com t- such words, and providing a penalty for the violation hereof,Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- and providing duties of the commissioner of agriculture and

tees on Education-Higher Learning and Appropriations. the state hotel commission in connection herewith.

By Senator Johns- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-SB 195-A bill to be entitled An act relating to motor ve- tee on Livestock.

hidles, special tags; providing for issuance of special licensetags to active members of the Florida national guard; prescrib- By Senator Thomas-ing fees; providing effective date. SB 202-A bill to be entitled An act relating to corporations,

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- central depository system; providing for the transfer ormittees on Finance and Taxation; and Motor Vehicles, pledge of certificates or instruments evidencing shares of stock

or rights to purchase or subscribe to shares of stock within aBy Senator Stratton- central depository system; providing an effective date.

SB 196-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-probate law, nonresident personal representatives; amending tee on Corporations.section 732.47(1), Florida Statutes; authorizing appointmentof certain nonresidents as executors of estates upon posting By Senator Thomas-of suitable bond. ~~~~~~~of suitable bond. gSB 203-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the sale of

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- securities, dealers' and salesmen's registration; amending sec-tee on Judiciary "C". tion 517.16, Florida Statutes, by providing an additional penalty.

By Senators Melton, Price, Haverfield, Tapper, Cross, Dress- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Committeeler, McLaughlin, Barron, Mathews, McCarty, Williams, Gautier on Banking.and Stratton-

By Senators Johnson (19th), Hollahan, Barber, Haverfield,SB 197-A bill to be entitled An act relating to education, Roberts, Ryan and McCarty-

school lunch; amending chapter 236, Florida Statutes, by addingsection 236.75; providing for state funds for public school lunch SB 204-A bill to be entitled An act relating to motor ve-programs; providing an effective date. hides; requiring 1966 and subsequent year model motor vehicles

to be equipped with seat safety belts; prohibiting registrationWas read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- of motor vehicles purchased outside of the state not equipped

tees on Education-Public Schools and Junior Colleges; and with seat safety belts; establishing standards for such seatAppropriations. belts; requiring the department of public safety to publish lists

of seat belts conforming to official standards; providing aBy Senators Melton and Askew- penalty for violations; and providing an effective date.

SB 198-A bill to be entitled An act relating to group insur- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-ance, public employees; amending section 112.08, Florida Stat- tees on Motor Vehicles; and Transportation and Highwayutes, providing county boards of public instruction may make Safetycontributions to the premiums for group insurance authorizedin this section; repealing all laws or parts of laws, in particular By Senators Johnson (19th), Hollahan, Barber, Roberts, Mc-section 112.12, Florida Statutes, in conflict herewith; providing Carty and Ryan-an effective date.

SB 205-A bill to be entitled An act relating to drivers'Was read the first time by title and referred to the Committee licenses; amending section 322.12, Florida Statutes, by providing

on Insurance, for physical and mental examination of applicants for drivers'By Senator Hollaha and Haver. licenses; amending section 322.221, Florida Statutes, by pro-vBy Senators Hollahan and Haverfield- iding re-examination of drivers involved in certain accidents;

SB 199-A bill to be entitled An act relating to condominiums, providing for physical and mental re-examination of suchagreements; amending chapter 711, Florida Statutes, by adding drivers; providing authority for additional examiners as needed;thereto section 711.24, enabling an association to acquire and and providing an effective date.enter into agreements whereby it acquires leaseholds, member- title and referred to the Commit-ships and other possessory or use interests in lands or facili- Was read the first tiome by title and referred to the Commt-

^in~~nrburnT~it^ ^ ^S^A 0 ^ ^^ w t slt w n a n d ~Highway Safety; and Finance andties including but not limited to country clubs, golf courses, tees on Transportation and Highway Safety; and Finance andmarinas and other recreational facilities, whether or not con- Taxatontiguous to the lands of the condominium intended to providefor the enjoyment, recreation or other use or benefit of the unit By Senators Johnson (19th) and Barber-owners; providing an effective date. SB 206-A bill to be entitled An act relating to scholarships,

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- nurses; amending section 239.47(4), Florida Statutes; changingtee on Judiciary "A" amounts and purposes of scholarships to be awarded to certain*tee~~ on Judiciary Anurses; providing an effective date.

By Senators Hollahan and Haverfield- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-SB 200-A bill to be entitled An act relating to regulation of tees on Education-Higher Learning and Appropriations.

traffic on highways; providing for annual inspection of motorvehicles; providing for administration by the department of By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)-public safety; providing for the exemption of certain vehicles;providing for rules and regulations; providing for penalties; SB 207-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the manufac-and providing an effective date. ture, distribution, and use of explosives, chapter 552, Florida

and* prvdganectvdStatutes; amending section 552.091 by appropriating fees fromWas read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- licenses and permits for the administrative functions of the fire

tee on Transportation and Highway Safety. marshal and depositing such fees in fire marshal's trust fund;

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amending section 552.14, Florida Statutes, by changing the num- extinguishers; amending old section 633.17, Florida Statutes, bybering of such section to section 552.22, Florida Statutes; renumbering it as section 633.18, Florida Statutes, and provid-amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, by repealing section ing an effective date.552.15, Florida Statutes; amending section 552.16, Florida Stat-utes, by changing the numbering of such section to section 552.- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Committee24, Florida Statutes; amending section 552.17, Florida Statutes, on Insurance.by changing the numbering of such section to section 552.25,Florida Statutes; amending section 552.18, Florida Statutes, by By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)-changing the numbering of such section to section 552.26, Flor- S 2 t b ei A t aida Statutes; amending section 552.19, Florida Statutes, by SB 209-A bll to be entitled An act relating to fresh andchanging the numbering of such section to section 552.27, Flor- continuous pursuit and arrest by municipal police officers;ida Statutes; amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, by adding amending section 901.25, Florida Statutes, by deleting arresta new section 552.14, Florida Statutes, therein providing for the limitation according to population of municipality; providingconduct of hearings for adoption or revision of regulations; an effective date.amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, by adding a new sec- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Com-tion 552.15, Florida Statutes, providing for the issuance of cease mittees on Cities and Towns; and Judiciary "B".and desist orders; amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, byadding a new section 552.16, Florida Statutes, providing for the By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)-imposition of administrative fines; amending chapter 552, Flor-ida Statutes, by adding a new section 552.17, Florida Statutes, SB 210-A bill to be entitled An act relating to regulationenunciating procedures for the suspension or revocation of li- of traffic on highways; providing minimum equipment for ambu-censes or permits; amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, by lances and for the certification of ambulance drivers by theadding a new section 552.18, Florida Statutes, enunciating pro- county health officer; providing a penalty for the violationcedures for the conduct of hearings; amending chapter 552, thereof; and providing an effective date.Florida Statutes, by adding a new section 552.19, Florida Stat-utes, providing evidentiary rules and procedures for hearings; Was read the first time by title and referred to the Comn-amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, by adding a new sec- mittee on Transportation and Highway Safety.tion 552.20, Florida Statutes, providing for judicial review ofadministrative orders; amending chapter 552, Florida Statutes, By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)-by adding a new section 552.21, Florida Statutes, providing for . . .2 in t drn the confiscation and disposal of confiscated explosives: amend- SB 211-A bll to be entitled An act frelating to drvmng aing chapter, 552, Florida Statutes, by adding a new section motor vtehicle while under the influence of alcoholic beverages,552.22, Florida Statutes, providing adin admsative urse to barbiturates or central nervous system stimulants; amendinginjunctive relief; and providing an effective date. unlawful and amending seltion 322.26(2),t Florida Statutes, by

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- providing for the revocation of the driver's license of an op-mittee on Insurance, erator or chauffeur convicted of such offense; and providing

an effective date.By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)- _By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Com-

SB 208-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the state fire mittee on Transportation and Highway Safety.marshal, chapter 633, Florida Statutes; amending section 633.-01, Florida Statutes, by adding new subsections (4), (8), and By Senators Williams and Johnson (19th)-(9) and renumbering present subsections (4), (5), and (6), assubsections (5), (6) and (7), thereby empowering the com- SB 212-A bill to be entitled An act relating to regulationmissioner to enforce laws relating to servicing, recharging, of traffic on highways; amending chapter 317, Florida Stat-marking and tagging portable fire extinguishers, transportation utes, by making it a misdemeanor for an operator of a motorof radioactive materials, intrastate, by private carrier and the vehicle to flee or attempt to elude a properly identified ormarking of such vehicles used in the transportation of radio- duly authorized police officer; providing a penalty therefor;active materials; amending chapter 633, Florida Statutes, by providing for the revocation of driver's licenses; and provid-adding a new section numbered 633.025, defining in twelve sub- ing an effective date.sections thereof the words "explosives", "handling", "highway", Was read the first time by title and referred to the Comn-"keeping", "manufacturer", "motor vehicle", "private carrier , mittees on Transportation and Highway Safety; and Judiciary

94~~~~~il elig^soigtasprain ~,te on Transportation and Highway Safety; ad Judiar"radioactive materials", "selling", "storing", "transportation", "A".and "use"; amending chapter 633, Florida Statutes, by adding anew section numbered 633.04, Florida Statutes, empowering the By Senators Usher, Cross, Barber and Mathews-fire marshal to investigate transportation accidents involvingradioactive materials, to inspect radioactive material transpor- SB 213-A bill to be entitled An act relating to schooltation facilities and to require reports appertaining thereto; plants, fallout shelters; amending section 235.26, Florida Stat-amending section 633.05, Florida Statutes, by deleting all but utes, relating to minimum standards for school buildings, bythe first sentence of subsection (1) thereof, deleting present adding subsection (21), providing minimum standards forsubsection (2) and adding a new subsection (2) and adding a school building construction to provide fallout shelter in schoolnew subsection (3) empowering the commissioner to promulgate buildings constructed subsequent to the passage of this act;regulations concerning radioactive materials and portable fire authorizing the modification of existing school facilities toextinguishers; amending chapter 633, Florida Statutes, by add- provide such protection, and for participation in federal as-ing a new section 633.055 promulgating procedures adopting sistance programs for this purpose; providing an effective date.regulations; amending chapter 633, Florida Statutes, by addinga new section 633.06, requiring licenses or permits of those Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn-servicing or recharging fire extinguishers; amending chapter mittee on Education-Public Schools and Junior Colleges.633, Florida Statutes, by adding a new section 633.07, requiringservice tags and serial numbers on portable fire extinguishers; By Senators Usher, Cross, Barber and Mathews-amending old section 633.06, Florida Statutes, by renumbering itas section 633.08, Florida Statutes, and extending its purview SB 214-A bill to be entitled An act relating to civil de-to radioactive materials being handled, stored or transported in- fense, fallout shelters; amending chapter 255, Florida Statutes,trastate by private carrier in a dangerous manner; amending relating to public buildings, by adding section 255.042; provid-sections 633.07, 633.08, 633.09 and 633.11, Florida Statutes, by ing rules and regulations governing incorporation of falloutchanging their respective numbers to 633.09, 633.10, 633.11, and shelters in certain public buildings; prescribing state policy;633.12, Florida Statutes, amending chapter 633, Florida Stat- providing an effective date.utes, by adding a new section numbered 633.16, Florida Statutes,consisting of six subsections authorizing and governing the is- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Com-suance of cease and desist orders; amending section 633.16, mittees on State Institutions and Appropriations.Florida Statutes, by renumbering it as section 633.17, FloridaStatutes, incorporating the present section in a subsection (1), By Senators Edwards, Carlton, Johnson (6th), Connor, Ma-and adding new subsections (2), (3) and (4) which extend the poles, Pope, Melton, Johnson (19th), Ryan, Cross, Pearce, Car-penalty provisions of this section to violations relating to fire raway, Barron, Dressler, Barber, McLaughlin, Tapper, Usher,

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Thomas, Bronson, Griffin, Spottswood, Hollahan, Gautier, Gib- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Comn-son, Covington, McCarty, Clarke and Friday- mittee on Judiciary "B".

SB 215-A bill to be entitled An act to create and establish By Senator Cleveland-a school of veterinary medicine at the university of Floridaat Gainesville; providing authority to accept grants and other SB 223-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Floridaavailable funds; providing an effective date. barbiturate law, seizure of vessel, vehicle, and aircraft; amend-

ing section 404.09(1), Florida Statutes; providing for rightsWas read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- of innocent parties; providing an effective date.

mittee on Education-Higher Learning.Was read the first time by title and referred to the Comn-

By Senators Edwards, Carlton, Johnson (6th), Mapoles, mittee on Judiciary "A".Pope, Cross, Barron, Dressler, McLaughlin, Tapper, Bronson,Griffin, Spottswood, Gautier, Gibson, McCarty and Friday- By Senators Johnson (19th) and Mapoles-

SB 216-A bill to be entitled An act relating to appropria- SB 224-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida statetions; providing for the sum of fifty thousand (50,000) dollars hospitals; amending section 394.25, Florida Statutes, providingfor the planning of a school of veterinary medicine at the uni-t for the admission of patients; providing an exception for volutn-versity of Florida; providing for the use of the appropriated tary admissions; and providing an effective date.sum with other available funds; providing an effective date. Co-

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Was read the first time by title and referred to the Co-mittee on State Institutions.Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- mittee on State Institutions.

mittees on Education-Higher Learning and Appropriations.By Senators Johnson (19th), Mapoles, Covington and Hen-

By Senators Johnson (6th) and Connor- derson-

SB 217-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Florida SB 225-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida statedevelopment commission, membership; amending section 288.02 hospitals; amending section 394.20, Florida Statutes, by adding(1), Florida Statutes, by providing for an increase in the mem- a new subsection (5) which provides for the payment for carebership of the commission based upon existing congressional of voluntary patients; and providing an effective date.districts; providing an effective date.^ ^ ^ odistricts; providing an effective date. Was read the first time by title and referred to the Com-

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit- mittee on State Institutions.tee on Governmental Reorganization.in\ T itee on Governmental Reorganization. By Senators Johnson (19th) and Mapoles-

By Senator Johnson (6th)- SB 226-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida

SB 218-A bill to be entitled An act relating to structural state hospitals; amending section 394.012, Florida Statutes,pest control; amending section 482.132, Florida Statutes, pro- authorizing the maintenance and designation of the northeastviding for the qualification for certificate; providing an effec- Florida state hospital; adding a new section 394.013, Floridative date. Statutes, providing for the establishment and designation of

the south Florida state hospital under the division of mental

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- health; amending paragraph (965.01(3)(a), Florida Statutes,mittee on Public Health "B". by changing the names to the northeast Florida state hospi-

tal and south Florida state hospital; and providing an effee-

By Senators Tapper and Griffin- tive date.

SB 219-A bill to be entitled An act relating to outdoor Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn-advertisement, excluding any political advertisement and po- mittee on State Institutions.litical signs from the provisions of chapter 479, Florida Stat-utes; prohibiting any political sign from being posted on any By Senators Mapoles and Johnson (19th)-state or county road right of way; amending chapter 479, Flori- entitled An act relating to Floridada Statutes, by adding section 479.22; providing an effective stat hospitals; amending chapter 394, Florida Statutes, by add-date. saehsias mnigcatr34 lrd ttts yad

ing a section providing for trial visits; and providing an ef-

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- fective date-mittee on Public Roads and Highways. Was read the first time by title and referred to the Com-

By Senator Melton- mittee on State Institutions.By Senator Melton-

SB 220-A bill to be entitled An act relating to education, By Senators Mapoles and Johnson (19th)-legal services; amending chapter 230, Florida Statutes, byadding section 230.234, authorizing county boards of public SB 228-A bill to be entitled An act amending section 391.01,instruction to furnish legal services for employees who may Florida Statutes, relating to the definition of "a crippledbe sued in tort accidents. child"; and providing an effective date.

Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-mittee on Judiciary "A". tee on State Institutions.

By Senator Melton- By Senators Mapoles and Johnson (19th)-

SJR 221-A joint resolution proposing amendments to Ar- SB 229-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Floridatidle VIII of the State Constitution; amending Section 6 of state hospitals; amending chapter 394, Florida Statutes, by add-said Article to provide for prescribing minimum qualifications ing a new section 394.21, Florida Statutes, providing for theand the fixing of compensation of county superintendents of involuntary hospitalization of the mentally ill and providingpublic instruction; and adding Section 6A to said Article to the procedure therefor, providing for notification to countyprovide for the terms, qualification and compensation of ap- judge's court, providing for the release of involuntary patients,pointive county superintendents of public instruction. providing for the payment for the care of the mentally ill;

providing an effective date.Was read the first time in full and referred to the Commit- providing an effective date.

tees on Education-Public Schools and Junior Colleges; and Was read the first time by title and referred to the Commit-Constitutional Amendments. tees on State Institutions and Judiciary "C".

By Senators Johnson (6th) and Williams- By Senators Mapoles and Johnson (19th)-

SB 222-A bill to be entitled An act relating to corporations SB 230-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida stateand usury; repealing laws inconsistent herewith; providing an hospitals; amending section 394.01, Florida Statutes, by de-effective date. leting the branch provision; and providing an effective date.

52 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE April 14, 1965Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- providing for exemptions; providing a trust fund; providing a

mittee on State Institutions, penalty; providing an effective date.

By Senators Mapoles and Johnson (19th)- Very truly yours,TOM ADAMS

SB 231-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Florida Secretary of Statestate hospitals; amending paragraph 394.22(16)(a), Florida SB 568 (1963 Regular Session)-An act relating to surveys,Statutes, by deleting the thirty-day observation requirement; polls, indexes, measurement, measurement shares, totals, andand providing an effective date. audience index measurement and poll operations; providing for

the licensing, control, regulation and operation by the Secre-Was read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- tary of State; providing for suspension or revocation of license;mittee on State Institutions, providing for exemptions; providing a trust fund; providingBy Senators Covington, Cleveland, Barber, Mathews, Whit- a penalty; providing an effective date.

aker, Gautier, Henderson, Mapoles, Roberts, McCarty, Dressier, Was taken up and read by title, together with the followingMcLaughlin, Johnson (19th), Hollahan, Carlton, Griffin, Johnson objections thereto of the Honorable Farris Bryant, Governor of(6th), Usher, Friday, Price, Edwards, Pope, Tapper, Haver- Florida:field, Thomas, Askew, Bronson, McDonald and Carraway- STATE OF FLORIDA

SB 232-A bill to be entitled An act relating to secret socie- Oc O ties in public schools; amending section 232.39, Florida Stat- Office Of The Governorutes, exempting from provisions thereof junior organizations TALLAHASSEEsponsored by certain organizations to include specifically Flori- July 9, 1963da federation of garden clubs; providing an effective date. The Honorable Tom Adams

* The Honorable Tom AdamsWas read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- Secretary of State

mittee on Education-Public Schools and Junior Colleges. The CapitolTallahassee, FloridaBy Senators Covington, Ryan, Cleveland, Barber, Gibson, Dear Sir:

Mathews, Whitaker, Gautier, Henderson, Mapoles, Roberts,McCarty, Dressier, McLaughlin, Johnson (19th), Hollahan, Pursuant to the authority vested in me as Governor of FloridaCarlton, Griffin, Johnson (6th), Usher, Friday, Price, Edwards, under the provisions of Article III, Section 28, of the Consti-Pope, Tapper, Haverfield, Thomas, Bronson, McDonald, Carra- tution of this State, I hereby transmit to you, with my objec-way, Askew and Young- tions, Senate Bill No. 568, enacted by the Legislature of 1963,

and entitled:SB 233-A bill to be entitled An act relating to preservation

of wild trees, shrubs, vines, flowers, ferns and mosses; amend- "AN ACT RELATING TO SURVEYS, POLLS, INDEXES,ing section 865.06, Florida Statutes; providing exemptions; pro- MEASUREMENT, MEASUREMENT SHARES TOTALSviding a penalty; repealing sections 865.061 and 865.062, Flor- AND AUDIENCE INDEX MEASUREMENT AND POLL OP-ida Statutes; providing an effective date. ERATIONS; PROVIDING FOR THE LICENSING, CONTROL

REGULATION AND OPERATION BY THE SECRETARY OFWas read the first time by title and referred to the Corn- STATE; PROVIDING FOR SUSPENSION OR REVOCATION

mittee on Agriculture, Oil and Natural Resources. OF LICENSE; PROVIDING FOR EXEMPTIONS; PROVID-ING A TRUST FUND; PROVIDING A PENALTY; PROVID-

MESSAGE FROM THE GOVERNOR ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE."Senate Bill No. 568 is a general bill which provides for theThe following communication from the Governor was re- licensing and regulation by the Secretary of State of certainceived: surveys, polls, political polls, and other forms of opinion or

Honorable James E. Connor April 13 1965 audience measurements.President, Florida State Senate The intent of this legislation is good, but unfortunatelyDear Mr. President: the bill as prepared does not accomplish the stated purpose.

I feel confident that interim legislative inquiry could resultI have today transmitted to the office of the Secretary of in proposed legislation which accomplishes the laudable pur-

State, Senate Concurrent Resolution No. 7, Regular Session, pose of Senate Bill No. 568.1965, commending a lifelong dedication to public service of the The primary objection to Senate Bill No. 568 is the virtuallate and Honorable J. Edwin Larson. impossibility of compliance with the provisions of the act by

Respectfully, those that it seeks to regulate, and on the other hand theHAYDON BURNS impossibility of administering the act by those charged withGovernorBURNS that responsibility.Governor

In Section 4 of Senate Bill No. 568, the applicant is re-VETOED BILL 1963 REGULAR SESSION quired to provide certain information which lacks specificity

and some of which would not be available to him at the timeThe following message from the Honorable Tom Adams, See- of the filing of the application.

retary of State, was read: Section 5 of the bill is designed to establish criteria forTallahassee, Florida granting or refusing an applicant a license to operate underApril 13, 1965 this act. The criteria contained in Section 5 bear no reasonable

Honorable James E. Connor relationship to the requirements contained in Section 4 and,President of the Senate further, provide no basic guidelines upon which an applicationThe Capitol could be granted or refused, thus rendering an effective ad-

Dear„~ Senator~ Connor:~ ~ministration of the act extremely difficult.Dear Senator Connor:Adding to this difficulty of administration is the apparentIn compliance with the provisions of Article III, Section 28, conflict of certain sections of the bill. Section 4 (5) providesof the State Constitution, I am transmitting to you for con- that the applicant must furnish with his application the dayssideration of the Senate the following vetoed bill, with the and dates on which polls are to be made. Section 8 provides thatGovernors objections attached thereto: the same information required by Section 4 (5) shall be given

30 days prior to the commencement of an operation.SB 568 (1963 Regular Session)-An act relating to surveys,polls, indexes, measurement, measurement shares, totals, and Section 12 provides that polls or surveys designed for theaudience index measurement and poll operations; providing for exclusive use of a firm, corporation, partnership, or companythe licensing, control, regulation and operation by the Secre- are exempt from the requirements of the act. It is significanttary of State; providing for suspension or revocation of license; to note that individuals or natural persons are not included

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in this exemption. This omittance, whether intentional or not, The bills, contained in the above message, were ordered en-

would appear discriminatory and cast doubt upon the constitu- rolled.tionality of Senate Bill No. 568, an enactment without a sever-ability clause. The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965

President of the SenateThis legislation was discussed thoroughly with the Secretary

of State and he concurred that the lack of specificity and Sir:possible conflict of certain sections of Senate Bill No. 568would render an effective enforcement impracticable. I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep-

resentatives has passed-

For these reasons, I am withholding my approval from SenateBill No. 568. By The Committee on Statutory Revision-

RespectfullyAT HB 172-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the officialFARRIS BRYANTFlorida Statutes, 1963; amending sections 16.19, 16.20, 16.22,Governor 16.23 and 16.24 by adopting and enacting all the statutory laws

The President put the question: "Shall the bill pass the included in the officially published Florida Statutes, 1963, exceptGovernor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding?" the 1963 amendment to section 46.01, Florida Statutes, together

Governor's objections to the contrary notwithstanding. with corrections, changes and amendments to and repeals of

SB 568 (1963 Regular Session) failed to pass. The vote was: provisions of Florida Statutes, 1963, as the official Florida Stat-utes, 1965; authorizing the inclusion of general laws of state-

Yeas-None. Nays-44. wide application in statutory form enacted by the regular, spe-cial or extraordinary sessions of the legislature of 1965, as

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price prima facie evidence of such laws; authorizing the revision and

Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts reprinting of material contained therein; providing for the en-

Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan actment of additional reviser's bills by the 1965 legislature;

Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood amending section 46.01, Florida Statutes, 1961, relating to

Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton venue generally, deleting portions of the section requiring an

Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper affidavit which portion has been superseded by Florida rules

Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas of civil procedure; providing an effective date.

Clarke Griffin Mathews Ushitaker Bill accompanied by Volumes 1, 2 and 3, Florida StatutesCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker (1963).Covington Henderson Pearce Williams(6).Cross Hollahan Pope Young -and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein.

By permission, Senator Covington was recorded as a co- Respectfully,introducer of SB 147. LAMAR BLEDSOE

Chief Clerk, House of Representatives

MESSAGES FROM THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES HB 172, contained in the above message, was read the first

The following messages were read: time by title. On motion of Senator Gautier, the rules were~The followngmessageswerereawaived by two-thirds vote and the bill was placed on the

The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965 Calendar.President of the Senate~~~President of the Senate Unanimous consent was granted Senator Gautier to take up

Sir: HB 172 out of order.

I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep- On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules were waived by

resentatives has adopted- two-thirds vote and HB 172 was read the second time bytitle, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The

SM 27 vote was: Yeas-42. Nays-None.Respectfully,LAMAR BLEDSOE Mr. President Davis Johnson (19th) RyanChief Clerk, House of Representatives Askew Dressier Johnson (6th) Spottswood

Barber Edwards McCarty StrattonThe Senate Memorial, contained in the above message, was Barron Friday McDonald Tapper

ordered enrolled. Bronson Gautier McLaughlin ThomasCarlton Gibson Mapoles Usher

The Honorable James E. Connor April 14, 1965 Carraway Griffin Mathews WhitakerPresident of the Senate Clarke Haverfield Melton Williams

Covington Henderson Pearce YoungSir: Cross Hollahan Pope

I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep- Daniel Johns Roberts

resentatives has adopted- The bill was certified to the House immediately, by waiver of

SCR 156 the rule.

Respectfully, DThe Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965LAMAR BLEDSOE President of the SenateChief Clerk, House of Representatives President of the Senate

The Senate Concurrent Resolution, contained in the above Sir:message, was ordered enrolled. I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of

., .. ,^1 Representatives has passed-The Honorable James E. Connor April 14, 1965 Representatives has passed-President of the Senate By Representative Bafalis of Palm Beach and others-

II„.~~~~~~HB 152-A bill to be entitled An act amending section 10 ofSir: chapter 24981, Special Acts of Florida, 1947, as amended by

I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep- chapter 31368, Special Acts of Florida, 1955, said section beingresentatives has passed- originally a part of the charter of the City of West Palm

Beach, Florida, and further amended and renumbered as sec-SB 95 SB 96 tion 16 by chapter 61-2994, Special Acts of Florida, 1961,

relating to the West Palm Beach Police Pension and ReliefRespectfully, Fund; amending subsection (2) Definitions, by adding theretoLAMAR BLEDSOE division or paragraph (s) "Consecutive" defining the wordChief Clerk, House of Representatives "consecutive," to clarify its meaning when used in the act in

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connection with credited years of service or credited service; Johnson (6th) Mathews Roberts Thomasrepealing all laws or parts of laws in conflict herewith; and McCarty Melton Ryan Usherproviding an effective date. McDonald Pearce Spottswood Whitaker

McLaughlin Pope Stratton WilliamsProof of Publication attached. Mapoles Price Tapper Young

By Representatives Coble and Sweeny of Volusia- The bill was certified to the House.

HB 181-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Volusiacounty; authorizing the board of county commissioners to make Evidence of notice and publication wascertain contributions of county funds to the Volusia county men- established by the Senate as to HB 218.tal health association; declaring such expenditure to be a countypurpose and providing an effective date. HB 218, contained in the above message, was read the first

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules wereProof of Publication attached. waived by two-thirds vote and HB 218 was read the second

time by title, the third time in full and passed, title asBy Representative Bafalis of Palm Beach and others- stated. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

HB 218-A bill to be entitled An act providing for a maxi-mum of one hundred and sixty-eight (168) duty hours in any Mr. President Daniel Johns Pricethree (3) calendar weeks for firemen employed by the City of Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsWest Palm Beach; providing that the shifts shall be alternated Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryanto avoid discrimination against the members of either shift; Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswoodproviding for twenty-four (24) hours duty on alternate days Bronson Friday McDonald Strattonand in emergencies; authorizing overtime compensation for fire- Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tappermen; providing that the act shall not repeal any law or ordi- Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomasnances of any city allowing vacation for firemen; repealing or Clarke Griffin Mathews Usherdeleting Chapter 31369 Special Laws of Florida, acts of 1955 Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitakerand all laws and parts of laws in conflict herewith; and, provid- Covmington Henderson Pearce Williamsing when this act shall become effective. Cross Hollahan Pope Young

Proof of Publication attached. The bill was certified to the House.

By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others- Evidence of notice and publication was

HB 220-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the Charter established by the Senate as to HB 220.of the Town of Palm Beach Shores, Florida, amending Sec-tion 1, Article II; Section 5, Article IV; repealing Paragraph 4, HB 220, contained in the above message, was read the firstSection 7, Article IV and amending Paragraph (32), Section time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were3, Article V, Chapter 31144, Special Laws of Florida, Acts of waived by two-thirds vote and HB 220 was read the second time1955, Volume 2, Part Two; providing an effective date. by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The

vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.Proof of Publication attached.

, . ~~Mr. President Daniel Johns Price-and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein. Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsRespectfully, Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) RyanLAMAR BLEDSOE Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodChief Clerk, House of Representatives Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton

Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperEvidence of notice and publication was Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomasestablished by the Senate as to HB 152. Clarke Griffin Mathews Usher

Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerHB 152, contained in the above message, was read the first Covington Henderson Pearce Williams

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas the rules were Cross Hollahan Pope Youngwaived by two-thirds vote and HB 152 was read the second timeby title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The The bill was certified to the House.vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965Mr. President Daniel Johns Price President of the SenateAskew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsBarber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan Sir:Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodBronson Friday McDonald Stratton I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Repre-Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper sentatives has passed-Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker By Representatives Coble and Sweeny of Volusia-Covingtons Henderson Pearoe YoWilliams HRB 232-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the town ofCross Hollahan Pope Young Daytona Beach Shores in Volusia county, a municipal corpora-

The bill was certified to the House. tion organized under the general laws of the state; providingfor the appointment of the city clerk by the town council rather

Evidence of notice and publication was than election; providing for tenure and compensation; provid-established by the Senate as to HB 181. ing an effective date.

HB 181, contained in the above message, was read the first Proof of Publication attached.time by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules werewaived by two-thirds vote and HB 181 was read the second By Representatives Coble and Sweeny of Volusia-time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. HB 233-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the town of

The vote was: ea-44 Nays-No. Daytona Beach Shores in Volusia county; amending chapterMr. President Carraway Davis Griffin 63-1259, Laws of Florida, by adding section 1A; provid-Askew Clarke Dressler Haverfield ing for the appointment, duties, powers, and compensation ofBarber Cleveland Edwards Henderson an assistant city judge for said town; providing an effectiveBarron Covington Friday Hollahan date.Bronson Cross Gautier JohnsCarlton Daniel Gibson Johnson (19th) Proof of Publication attached.

April 14, 1965 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE 55

By Representatives Coble and Sweeny of Volusia- HB 234, contained in the above message, was read the firsttime by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules were

HB 234-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the city of waived by two-thirds vote and HB 234 was read the secondSouth Daytona, a municipal corporation in Volusia County, time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.Florida, amending section 110 of chapter 27898, Special Acts of The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.1951, as amended, being the charter of said city: providing oh Pifor the advertising for bids of all contracts for public works Mr. President Daniel Johns Priceand purchases of supplies or equipment where the contract Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Robertsshall be in excess of one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars and pro- Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryanviding that no contract shall be let where there has been no Barron Edwards McLaughlin Spottswoodsuch advertisement; further providing that contracts for pub- Bronson Friday Mapoles Strattonlic works and purchases of supplies or equipment in the sum Carlton Gautier Mathews Tapperof one thousand ($1,000.00) dollars, or less, no advertising or Carraway Gibson McDonald Thomasbidding shall be necessary; repealing all laws in conflict here- Clarke Griffin McCarty Usherwith and setting effective date. Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker

Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsProof of Publication attached. Cross Hollahan Pope Young

By Representatives Coble and Sweeny of Volusia- The bill was certified to the House.

HB 235-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the city of Evidence of notice and publication wasSouth Daytona, amending Section 29 of Chapter 27898, Special established by the Senate as to HB 235.Acts of 1951, being the Charter of said city; providing for thecreation of a municipal court of the city of South Daytona, HB 235, contained in the above message, was read the firstFlorida, and providing for the appointment of a municipal time by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules werejudge of the municipal court of the city of South Daytona, waived by two-thirds vote and HB 235 was read the secondFlorida; and repealing all laws in conflict herewith and setting time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.an effective date. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

Proof of Publication attached. Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts

-and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein. Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood

Respectfully, Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonLAMAR BLEDSOE Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperChief Clerk, House of Representatives Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas

Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherEvidence of notice and publication was Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitakerestablished by the Senate as to HB 232. Covington Henderson Pearce Williams

Cross Hollahan Pope YoungHB 232, contained in the above message, was read the first

time by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules were The bill was certified to the House.waived by two-thirds vote and HB 232 was read the secondtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. President of the Senate

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price Sir:Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Repre-Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood sentatives has passed-Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews Usher HB 225-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the city ofCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Atlantis, Florida, created by chapter 59-1055, laws of Florida,Covington Henderson Pearce Williams 1959, amending article IV thereof, by placing certain financialCross Hollahan Pope Young reports on a fiscal year basis; by amending article VII thereof,

by changing the submission dates for certain financial reportsThe bill was certified to the House. and tax rolls, and by changing the adoption date for certain

resolutions; by repealing all laws in conflict herewith; provid-Evidence of notice and publication was ing for an effective date hereof, and for other purposes.established by the Senate as to HB 233.

Proof of Publication attached.HB 233, contained in the above message, was read the first

time by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules were By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-waived by two-thirds vote and HB 233 was read the secondtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. -A bill to be entitled An act relating to the city ofThe vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. South Bay Florida, with provisions as to city employees, civil

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price service and office of chief of police; amending chapter 18 andMr. President Danie Johns Pric repealing sections 6-5 (a) (2), 16-8 and 16-9, of chapter 63-Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan 1940, special act, Florida legislature, 1963, the charter of theBarron Edwards MJCarty Spottswood city of South Bay, Florida; providing for a referendum andBronson Friday McDonald Stratton providing effective date.Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas By Representative Hasson of Sarasota-Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker HB 227-A bill to be entitled An act to amend section 8, chap-Covington Henderson Pearce Williams ter 26468, laws of Florida, acts of extraordinary session, 1949,Cross Hollahan Pope Young relating to Sarasota County Public Hospital Board: To allow

Sarasota County Public Hospital Board through hospitals un-The bill was certified to the House. der its jurisdiction to conduct informal and formal courses of

instruction, demonstration and education relating to hospitalEvidence of notice and publication was procedures, services and care and the operation and care ofestablished by the Senate as to HB 234. apparatus and equipment utilized in connection with usual hos-

56 JOURNAL OF THE SENATE April 14, 1965pital functions, and authorizing the participation in such The bill was certified to the House.courses with private or other governmental agencies.

Evidence of notice and publication wasProof of Publication attached. established by the Senate as to HB 228.By Representative Hasson of Sarasota- HB 228, contained in the above message, was read the firstHB 228-A bill to be entitled An act to amend section 9, chap- time by title. On motions of Senator Henderson, the rules were

ter 26468, laws of Florida, acts of extraordinary session, waived by two-thirds vote and HB 228 was read the second1949, relating to Sarasota County Public Hospital Board: To time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.allow the Sarasota County Public Hospital Board to exercise The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.its power of eminent domain in accordance with the provisionsof chapter 74, Florida statutes, in the same manner as therein Mr. President Daniel Johns Priceprovided for the acquiring of right-of-way for the state high- Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Robertsway system; providing an effective date. Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan

Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodProof of Publication attached. Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton

Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper-and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein. Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews UsherRespectfully, Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker

LAMAR BLEDSOE Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsChief Clerk, House of Representatives Cross Hollahan Pope Young

Evidence of notice and publication was The bill was certified to the House.established by the Senate as to HB 225.

The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965HB 225, contained in the above message, was read the first President of the Senate

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were S.waived by two-thirds vote and HB 225 was read the second Srtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Repre-The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. sentatives has passed-

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan HB 221-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the VillageBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood of Tequesta, Florida, created by chapter 57-1915, laws of Flor-Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton ida, special acts of 1957, amending section 1, article II thereofCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper to redefine the territorial boundaries of the Village of Tequesta,Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas Florida, to include additional territory; amending section 3,Clarke Griffin Mathews Usher article VII thereof by changing the date for filing of the taxCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker assessment roll; repealing all laws in conflict herewith; provid-Covington Henderson Pearce Williams ing for an effective date; and for other purposes.Cross Hollahan Pope Young Proof of Publication attached.

The bill was certified to the House.044. o 4 4o o i i4iThe bill was certified to the House. By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-HB 226, contained in the above message, was read the first HB 222-A bill to be entitled An act to permit the Town of

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were Lake Park to sell a certain Town Park to the adjacent propertywaived by two-thirds vote and HB 226 was read the second owner, setting forth the legal description thereof, the terms oftime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. sale, the conditions relating thereto, and providing for referen-The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. dum thereon.

Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceBy Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan HB 223-A bill to be entitled An act relating to City of Uni-Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood versity Park, Florida, elections; amending sections 75 and sub-Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton section (1) of section 76 of chapter 2953, special acts, 1961, asCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper amended by chapter 2010, special acts, 1963, Laws of Florida.Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasClarke Griffin Mathews Usher Proof of Publication attached.Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce Williams By Representative Roberts of Palm Beach and others-Cross Hollahan Pope Young

The bil was f.e . t t HoHB 224-A bill to be entitled An act amending article 5 ofThe bill was certified to the House. chapter 29190, special acts of the legislature of 1953 beingEvidence of notice and publication wassenate bill no. 1168, entitled; "an act to abolish the present

established by the Senate as to HR 227.municipal government of the Town of Jupiter, Palm Beachestablished by the Senate as to HB 227. County, Florida; to create and establish a municipality to beH 227, contained in the above message, was read the first known as the Town of Jupiter, Palm Beach, County, Florida;

ti me by title. On motions of Senator Henderson read the first to legalize and validate the ordinances of said Town of Jupiter,waived by tite. On motions of Senator Henderson, read the rules were and official acts thereunder; and to fix and provide its territorial

ewa ivr 1ed by two-thirds vote and HB 227 was read the second limits jurisdiction and powers, and the jurisdiction and powerstime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. of its officers; and providing for a referendum hereon." AsThe vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. amended by chapter 59-1432, special acts of the legislature ofMr. President Daniel Johnsi Price1959, being house bill no. 1750; and as further amended byAskMr. Presidentw Danvisel Johns 1 ) Prioets chapter 63-1482, special acts of the legislature of 1963, beingBarber Draviser Johnson (19th) Roberts house bill no. 239; providing a separability clause; providingBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan an effective date.Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswoodeecve ae.Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton Proof of Publication attached.Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas -and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein.Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Respectfully,Covington Henderson Pearce Williams LAMAR BLEDSOECross Hollahan Pope Young Chief Clerk, House of Representatives

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Evidence of notice and publication was Spottswood Tapper Usher Williamsestablished by the Senate as to HB 221. Stratton Thomas Whitaker Young

HB 221, contained in the above message, was read the first .time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were The bill was certified to the House.waived by two-thirds vote and HB 221 was read the second T H ob ae E nn Apl 112time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The Honorable James Et Connor Aprl 13, 1965The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. President of the Senate

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price Sir:

Barber Dressler Johnson (19th) Ranoberts I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Repre-Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood sentatives has passed-Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonCarltons Gautier McLaughlin Tapper By Representative Karst of Indian River-Caraton Gaubien Mcaughlin TapperCarkraway Griffn Mathews Thomase HB 279-A bill to be entitled An act amending Section 3 of

Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Chapter 61-2275, Laws of Florida, entitled an act to abolishCovington Henderson Pearce Williams the special tax district in Indian River County, Florida knownCrovg Hoendrsn Poee Young and designated as Indian River County Hospital District, etc.,Cross Hollahan Pope Youoviding afor the designation of the governing body of the

Indian River County Hospital District fixing the number andThe bill was certified to the House. terms of office, qualifications, manner of nomination and elec-

tion of the trustees of said district, and requiring the givingHB 222, contained in the above message, was read the first of and setting the amount of bond by each trustee; and provid-

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were ing an effective date.waived by two-thirds vote and HB 222 was read the secondtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. Proof of Publication attached.The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price By Representative Roddenberry of Wakulla-Mr. President Daniel Johns Pricee,,.,.. ,„ Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts HB 280-A bill to be entitled An act relating to WakullaBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan county; repealing chapter 61-793, Laws of Florida, fixing theBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood compensation of the supervisor of registration; providing anBronson Friday McDonald Stratton effective date.Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas Proof of Publication attached.Clarke Griffin Mathews Usher By Representative Roddenberry of Wakulla-Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce Williams HB 281-A bill to be entitled An act relating to WakullaCross Hollahan Pope Young county; repealing chapter 27261, Laws of Florida, 1951, fixing

the compensation of the clerk of the circuit court; providingThe bill was certified to the House. an effective date.

_ ., -.. , ,,. .. ~~~~~Proof of Publication attached.Evidence of notice and publication was Proof of Publication attached.established by the Senate as to HB 223. By Representative Roddenberry of Wakulla-

HB 223, contained in the above message, was read the first HB 282-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Wakullatime by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were county; repealing chapter 61-726, Laws of Florida, fixing ex-waived by two-thirds vote and HB 223 was read the second pense allowance for the members of the county board of pub-time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. lie instruction; providing an effective date.The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. Proof of Publication attached.

Proof of Publieation attached.Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts By Representative Spratt of Hendry-Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood HB 284-A bill to be entitled An act relating to HendryBronson Friday McDonald Stratton county; authorizing the board of county commissioners to regu-Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper late and restrict the use of certain lands in the county for junkCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas yards; providing penalty for violation; providing an effectiveClarke Griffin Mathews Usher date.Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Proof of Publication attached.Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsCross Hollahan Pope Young -and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein.

... , , _ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Respectfully,The bill was certified to the House. LAMAR BLEDSOE

Evidence of notice and publication was Chief Clerk, House of RepresentativesEvidence of notice and publication wasestablished by the Senate as to HB 224. Evidence of notice and publication was

established by the Senate as to HB 279.HB 224, contained in the above message, was read the first

time by title. On motions of Senator Thomas, the rules were HB 279, contained in the above message, was read the firstwaived by two-thirds vote and HB 224 was read the second time by title. On motions of Senator Barber the rules weretime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. waived by two-thirds vote and HB 279 was read the secondThe vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.

The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.Mr. President Covington Griffin McLaughlin Askew Cross Haverfield Mapoles Mr. President Cleveland Gautier Johnson (6th)Barber Daniel Henderson Mathews Askew Covington Gibson McCartyBarron Davis Hollahan Melton Barber Cross Griffin McDonaldBronson Dressler Johns Pearce Barron Daniel Haverfield McLaughlinCarlton Edwards Johnson (19th) Pope Bronson Davis Henderson MapolesCarraway Friday Johnson (6th) Price Carlton Dressler Hollahan MathewsClarke Gautier McCarty Roberts Carraway Edwards Johns MeltonCleveland Gibson McDonald Ryan Clarke Friday Johnson (19th) Pearce

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Pope Ryan Tapper Whitaker Mr. President Daniel Johns PricePrice Spottswood Thomas Williams Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsRoberts Stratton Usher Young Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan

Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodThe bill was certified to the House. Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton

Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasEvidence of notice and publication wasClarke Griffin Mathews Usher

established by the Senate as to HB 280. Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce WilliamsHB 280, contained in the above message, was read the first Cross Hollahan Pope Young

time by title. On motions of Senator Tapper, the rules werewaived by two-thirds vote and HB 280 was read the second The bill was certified to the House.time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.

The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. The Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965President of the Senate

Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts Sir:Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) RyanBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood I am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep-Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton resentatives has passed-Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas By Representative Spratt of Hendry-Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker HB 286-A bill to be entitled An act relating to HendryCovington Henderson Pearce Williams county; authorizing the board of county commissioners to fixCross Hollahan Pope Young and determine setback lines for buildings or other structures

from county roads and other public roads; authorizing saidThe bill was certified to the House. board to adopt regulations to effectuate these powers; provid-

ing remedy and penalty for violations; providing an effectiveEvidence of notice and publication was date.established by the Senate as to HB 281.

HB 281, contained in the above message, was read the first Proof of Publication attached.time by title. On motions of Senator Tapper, the rules were B Repesentative Spratt of Hendrywaived by two-thirds vote and HB 281 was read the second y Representative Spratt of Hendry-time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. HB 287-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Hendry

The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. county; providing for an increase in small claims court filingfees; providing an effective date.

Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts Proof of Publication attached.Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood By Representative Boyd of Manatee-Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper HB 289-A bill to be entitled An act to abolish the Anna-Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas Maria Island Erosion Prevention District created by ChapterClarke Griffin Mathews Usher 27695, laws of Florida, acts of 1951; providing that all rights,Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker properties, monies and other assets of Anna-Maria Island Ero-Covington Henderson Pearce Williams sion Prevention District shall pass to and be vested in ManateeCross Hollahan Pope Young County; providing that all contracts, duties, and obligations

of Anna-Maria Island Erosion Prevention District, includingThe bill was certified to the House. any bonds, certificates and other obligations heretofore issued

by said district, shall pass to and be assumed by ManateeEvidence of notice and publication was County; providing that no contract, duty or obligation ofestablished by the Senate as to HB 282. Anna-Maria Island Erosion Prevention District, including any

bonds, certificates and other obligations heretofore issued byHB 282, contained in the above message, was read the first said district, shall be impaired or voided by the provisions

time by title. On motions of Senator Tapper, the rules were hereof; providing that all such contracts, bonds, certificateswaived by two-thirds vote and HB 282 was read the second and other obligations of Anna-Maria Island Erosion Prevention

time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. District assumed by Manatee County as herein provided shallThe vote was: Yeast 44. NaysNone continue to be payable from the same sources and in the same

manner as the same would have been had such contracts, bonds,Mr President Daniel Johns Pric1 certificates and other obligations not been assumed by ManateeMr. President Daniel Johns Price County as herein provided; providing an effective date.

Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts ,Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan Proof of Publication attached.Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodBronson Friday McDonald Stratton By Representative Bembry of Hamilton-Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper H 291-A bill to be entitled An act relating to HamiltonCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas 111 291-A bill to be entitled An act relating to HamiltonClarke Griffin Mathews Usher county; providing a salary for the sheriff; providing a budgetCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker procedure for the county; setting and providing procedures forCovington Henderson Pearce Williams paying salaries and expenses of the sheriff's office; providingCross Hollahan Pope Young for the disposition of fees and commissions collected by sheriff

and for the records thereof; providing for custody of funds.h bill wa etiidtot House by the sheriff; providing for insurance coverage discretionaryThe bill was certified to the House. with the sheriff; providing for the independence of the

sheriff's office; repealing chapters 59-933 and 61-1419, LawsEvidence of notice and publication was of Florida; providing an effective date.established by the Senate as to HB 284.

Proof of Publication attached.HB 284, contained in the above message, was read the first -and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein.

time by title. On motions of Senator Friday, the rules werewaived by two-thirds vote and HB 284 was read the second Respectfully,time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. LAMAR BLEDSOE

The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. Chief Clerk, House of Representatives

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Evidence of notice and publication was county; providing an additional office of county judge there-established by the Senate as to HB 286. for; providing for the election of a judge to fill the same,

his term of office and compensation; providing for the ad-

HB 286, contained in the above message, was read the first ministrative officer for said county judges' office; providing

time by title. On motions of Senator Friday, the rules were for a referendum.waived by two-thirds vote and HB 286 was read the secondtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as -and requests the concurrence of the Senate therein.stated. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.Respectfully

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price LAMAR BLEDSOEAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts Chief Clerk, House of RepresentativesBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBarren Edwards McCarty Spottswood HB 39, contained in the above message, was read the firstBronson Friday McDonald Stratton time by title. On motions of Senator Gautier, the rules wereCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper waived by two-thirds vote and HB 39 was read the second timeCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. TheClarke Griffin Mathews Usher vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce Williams Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceCross Hollahan Pope Young Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts

Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) RyanThe bill was certified to the House. Barren Edwards McCarty Spottswood

Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonEvidence of notice and publication was Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapperestablished by the Senate as to HB 287. Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas

Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherHB 287, contained in the above message, was read the first Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker

time by title. On motions of Senator Friday, the rules were Covington Henderson Pearce Williamswaived by two-thirds vote and HB 287 was read the second Cross Hollahan Pope Youngtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title asstated. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. The bill was certified to the House.

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price On motion of Senator Mathews, SB 41, previously referredM.PAskews Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts to the Committees on Education-Higher Learning and Judi-Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan ciary "B", was referred only to the Committee on Education-Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood Higher Learning.Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperCarrawayton Gautierbson McLapoles Thomas ppOn motion of Senator Mathews, SB 42, previously referredCarraway Gibson Mapoles oras to the Committees on Education-Higher Learning; State In-Clarke Griffinn Mathews Whitaker stitutions; and Judiciary "B", was referred only to the Comn-Clevelandgton Henaversonfield Meltonare Williams mittees on Education-Higher Learning and State Institutions.Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsCross Hollahan Pope Young On motion of Senator Friday, SB 123 was withdrawn from

The bill was certified to the House. the Committee on Finance and Taxation.The bill was certified to the House.

Evidence of notice and publication was Unanimous consent was granted Senator Friday to take upEvidence of notice out ofliato order- established by the Senate as to HB 289.out of order-

HB 289, contained in the above message, was read the first SB 123-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Lee countytime by title. On motions of Senator Price, the rules were Florida; creating and establishing a mosquito control districtwaived by two-thirds vote and HB 289 was read the second time in said county and excepting therefrom certain territory of saidby title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The county and fixing the boundaries of said district; dividing saidvote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. district into areas for the purpose of electing members of the

board of commissioners; providing for the terms of office andMr. President Daniel Johns Price qualifications of the members and providing that the membersAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts of the present board of commissioners of Lee county mosquitoBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan control district shall hold office for the period of which theyBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood were elected or until vacancies occur by reason of death orBronson Friday McDonald Stratton resignation; and providing the method and times of elections,Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapperprescribing the powers and duties of said board; setting theCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas compensation of said board; providing for audit of books andClarke Griffin Mathews Usher time of meetings; providing procedure for adopting a budget;Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker giving the board the power to tax and to levy assessments forCovington Henderson Pearce Williams special benefits and providing the methods, procedure and limi-Cross Hollahand Pope Younsg tations thereon; authorizing said board to contract and co-

~Cross Hollahan Pope Yl~oung operate with county, state and other governmental agencies inThe bill was certified to the House. regard to mosquito control or suppression; charging the Lee

county health unit or health department with the responsibility

Evidence of notice and publication was with reference to mosquito control; authorizing the board ofestablished by the Senate as to HB 291. commissioners of the Lee county mosquito control district to

participate with employees in a group hospitalization insurance

HB 291, contained in the above message, was read the first plan up to fifty per cent (50%) of the cost; determining thetime by title and placed on the Local Calendar. status of employees and providing a method by which such re-

sponsibility shall terminate and declaring the legislative policyThe Honorable James E. Connor April 13, 1965 with reference thereto; providing penalty for damage to prop-President of the Senate erty; providing that the records shall be filed in the public

records of Lee county, Florida; providing limitations of actions;Sir: repealing chapter 61-2394 and chapter 57-2059, Laws of Florida,

and transferring the assets and liabilities of the present LeeI am directed to inform the Senate that the House of Rep- county mosquito control district to the district created herein;

resentatives has passed- granting to the district created herein such powers as are pro-

By Representative Coble of Volusia- vided for mosquito control districts under the laws of Florida;providing for a severance clause; providing that such act shall

HB 39-A bill to be entitled An act relating to Volusia be construed liberally and providing the effective date.

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On motions of Senator Friday, the rules were waived by two- The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.thirds vote and SB 123 was read the second time by title, the Mr. President Daniel Johns Pricethird time in full and passed, title as stated. The vote was: Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsYeas-44. Nays-None. Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan

Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodMr. President Daniel Johns Price Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherBronson Friday McDonald Stratton Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas Cross Hollahan Pope YoungClarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker The bill was certified to the House.Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsCross Hollahan Pope Young SB 88-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the procure-

The bill was certified to the House. ment and distribution of surplus federal property for education-al, health, and civil defense purposes; designating the board ofcommissioners of state institutions as the sole state agency re-

SECOND READING sponsible for surplus federal property; providing for transfere; A; to the board of commissioners of state institutions all real andSB 13-A bill to be entitled An act relating to process; personal property, records, files, and papers, of the Florida de-

amending section 47.35, Florida Statutes, to provide that cor- velopment commission used by the surplus property division ofporations need not remain open on Saturdays; providing an said commission; directing the state treasurer to transfer theeffective date. surplus property division trust fund to the board of commission-

Was taken up. On motion of Senator Askew, the rules were ers of state institutions; granting specific authority to the boardwaived by two-thirds vote and SB 13 was read the second time of commissioners of state institutions to procure and dispose ofby title, surplus federal property; adoption of rules and regulations cur-

rently used by surplus property division of Florida developmentThe Committee on Judiciary "A" offered the following commission; providing a procedure for procuring and disposing

amendment which was adopted on motion of Senator Askew: of surplus federal property by board of commissioners of stateinstitutions; repealing provisions of Chapter 288, Florida Stat-

In Section 2, line 1, page 1, strike: July 1 and insert the utes, relating to surplus federal property; creating Chapter 217,following: October 1. Florida Statutes.

On motion of Senator Askew, the rules were waived by two- Was taken up. On motion of Senator Daniel, the rules werethirds vote and SB 13, as .amended, was read the third time waived by two-thirds vote and SB 88 was read the secondin full and passed. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. time by title.

Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts The Committee on Governmental Reorganization offered theBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan following amendment which was adopted on motion of SenatorBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood Daniel.Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper In Section 1, page 4, Section 217.13, strike: entire sectionCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas 217.13 and insert the following: 217.13 The board is authorizedClarke Griffin Mathews Usher to appoint or employ such agents, officers or employees as itCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker shall deem necessary for carrying out the provisions of thisCovington Henderson Pearce Williams chapter, subject to the provisions of chapter 110, F. S., re-Cross Hollahan Pope Young lating to the State Merit System of personnel administration.

The officers or employees of the surplus property division ofthe Florida development commission employed on the effective

The bill was ordered engrossed. date of this chapter shall retain any benefits or ratings andshall continue their employment, such employment to be gov-SB 83-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the organi- erned by the provisions of chapter 110, F. S.

zation of the Florida commission on aging; amending section412.011, Florida Statutes. On motion of Senator Daniel, the rules were waived by

two-thirds vote and SB 88, as amended, was read the third timeWas taken up. On motions of Senator Daniel, the rules in full and passed. The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 83 was read the secondtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceThe vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsMr. President Daniel Johns Price Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts Barron iEdwards McCarty SpottswoodBarber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBronson Friday McDonald StrattonBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperBronson Friday McDonald Stratton Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerClarke Griffin Mathews Usher Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Cross Hollahan Pope YoungCovington Henderson Pearce Williams The bill was ordered engrossed.Cross Hollahan Pope Young

The bill was certified to the House. SB 89-A bill to be entitled An act relating to state agenciescommencing or initiating programs or projects for which funds

SB 84-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the purposes have not been appropriated; prohibiting such without expressedand duties of the Florida commission on aging, insofar as said approval of the budget commission; amending chapter 282,commission shall cooperate with municipalities and counties Florida Statutes.with large numbers of aged persons; repealing subsection 19 ofsection 288.03, Florida Statutes; amending subsection 3 of sec- Was taken up. On motion of Senator Daniel, the rules weretion 412.091, Florida Statutes. waived by two-thirds vote and SB 89 was read the second

time by title.Was taken up. On motions of Senator Daniel, the rules

were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 84 was read the second Senator Matthews offered the following amendment whichtime by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. was adopted:

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In Title, strike: .(period), and add: ; providing an effective time in full and passed, as amended. The vote was: Yeas-44.date. Nays-None.

On motion of Senator Covington, the consideration of SB 89 Mr. President Daniel Johns Pricewas deferred. Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts

Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanThe bill was ordered engrossed. Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswood

Bronson Friday McDonald StrattonSB 46-A bill to be entitled An act relating to state banks Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper

and trust companies; amending subsection (1) of section 659.11, Carraway Gibson Mapoles ThomasFlorida Statutes; providing for an increase in the number Clarke Griffin Mathews Usherof directors of state banks and trust companies within speci- Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitakerfied limits and if authorized by shareholders, such increase Covington Henderson Pearce Williamsto be made by the directors between annual meetings of share- Cross Hollahan Pope Youngholders and appointments to the vacancies created therebyto be made by the directors; and providing an effective date. The bill was ordered engrossed.

Was taken up. On motions of Senator Griffin, the rules were SB 71-A bill to be entitled An act relating to banks and trustwaived by two-thirds vote and SB 46 was read the second time companies; amending section 659.05, Florida Statutes, by add-by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The ing thereto a new subsection to be designated as subsection (6);vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. providing that upon opening for business a bank or trust com-

pany may engage in general banking or trust business and ex-Mr. President Daniel Johns Price ercise subject to law and the approval of the commissioner,Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts such incidental powers as may reasonably promote its generalBarber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan banking or trust business; and providing an effective date.Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodBronson Friday McDonald Stratton Was taken up. On motions of Senator Barber, the rulesCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 71 was read the secondCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.Clarke Griffin Mathews Usher The vote was: Yeas-42.Cleveland Haverfield Melton WhitakerCovington Henderson Pearce Williams Mr. President Davis Johnson (19th) RyanCross Hollahan Pope Young Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Spottswood

Barron Edwards McCarty StrattonThe bill was certified to the House. Bronson Friday McDonald Tapper

- . . , . , Carlton Gautier McLaughlin ThomasSB 47-A bill to be entitled An act relating to state banks Carlraway Gibson MLaughlin Thomasher

and trust companies; amending chapter 659, Florida Statutes, Clarke Griffin Mathews Whitakerby adding thereto a new section to be designated as section Cleveland Haverfield Melton Williams659.051; providing for holding annual meetings of stockholders Covington Henderson Pearce Youngof state banks and trust companies in January of each year Cross Hollahan Priceas specified in the bylaws; and providing an effective date. Daniel Johns Roberts

Was taken up. On motions of Senator Griffin, the rules were Nays-2.waived by two-thirds vote and SB 47 was read the second timeby title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. The Askew Popevote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.

Mr. President Daniel Johns Price The bill was certified to the House.Mr. President Daniel Johns PrieeAskew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsAskew Daviressler Johnson (19th) Ryan SB 130-A bill to be entitled An act amending sectionBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood 665.15, Florida Statutes, relating to the ownership of jointBronson Friday McDonald Stratton savings share accounts in state and federal savings and loanCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper associations, providing that the ownership of such accounts vestCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomase in the survivor or survivors thereof; providing an effective date.

Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Was taken up. On motion of Senator Friday, the rules wereCovington Henderson Pearce Williams waived by two-thirds vote and SB 130 was read the secondCross Hollahan Pope Young time by title.

The bill was certified to the House. Senator Hollahan offered the following amendment whichwas adopted on motion of Senator Friday:

SB 69-A bill to be entitled An act relating to banks andtrust companies; amending section 659.271, Florida Statutes, In Section 3, page 2, strike: entire Section 3 and insert theby adding thereto two new subsections to be designated as following: Section 3. This act shall take effect July 1, 1965.subsection (3) and subsection (4); permitting banks and trustcompanies which normally close on Wednesdays, Thursdays, Senator Mathews offered the following amendment whichor Saturdays to remain closed the following business day when was adopted:a legal holiday falls on its regular closing day; permitting thegovernor by proclamation to designate a day when banks may In Section 1, Subsection (2) following words "in such sur-be closed in the event of the death of a president or other na- vivor," strike: the rest of sentence and insert the following:tional catastrophe; and providing an effective date. survivors, or guardian.

Was taken up. On motion of Senator Carraway, the rules Senator Mathews also offered the following amendmentwere waived by two-thirds vote and SB 69 was read the sec- which was adopted:ond time by title.

In the Title after "in the survivor" strike: "or survivors"Senator Hollahan offered the following amendment which and insert the following: survivors, or guardian.

was adopted on motion of Senator Carraway: ,. „, . _ , , ,, , ,-was adopted on motion of Senator Carraway: On motion of Senator Friday, the consideration of SB 130

In Section 2, page 3, strike: entire Section 2 and insert the was deferred.following: Section 2. This act shall take effect July 1, 1965. The bill was ordered engrossed.

On motion of Senator Carraway, the rules were waived bytwo-thirds vote and SB 69, as amended, was read the third SB 131-A bill to be entitled An act relating to domestic

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savings and loan associations; amending section 665.11, Florida an adjuster's examination and extending the effective period ofStatutes, by reducing the minimum number of directors from a claims investigator's permit; and providing an effective date.nine (9) to seven (7), and prescribing area from which elected;amending section 665.19(1)(a), (b), Florida Statutes, by re- Was taken up. On motions of Senator Johns, the rules wereducing ninety (90) days withdrawal notice to thirty (30) days; waived by two-thirds vote and SB 36 was read the secondamending section 665.21(1), Florida Statutes, extending the time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated.trade area of a domestic association to at least one hundred The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.(100) miles of the principal office regardless of which statethe hundred (100) miles extends into; amending section 665.211 Mr. President Daniel Johns Price(2)(b), Florida Statutes, by increasing lending area from fifty Askew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts(50) miles to one hundred (100) miles; amending section Barber Dressier Johnson (6th) Ryan665.212(1)(b)1., 5., Florida Statutes, authorizing increase in Barron Edwards McCarty Spottswoodunsecured home improvement loans from three thousand five Bronson Friday McDonald Strattonhundred dollars ($3,500.00) to five thousand dollars ($5,000.00) Carlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapperand by authorizing repayment to be made within eight (8) Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomasyears instead of five (5) years; amending section 665.31, Flori- Clarke Griffin Mathews Usherda Statutes, by removing the prohibition against the employ- Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitakerment of not more than two (2) examiners; providing an effec- Covington Henderson Pearce Williamstive date. Cross Hollahan Pope Young

Was taken up. On motions of Senator Friday, the rules were The bill was certified to the House.waived by two-thirds vote and SB 131 was read the second timeby title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. SB 32-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the insuranceThe vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. code; amending paragraphs (a), (b), (c), (d) and (e) of sub-

section (7) of section 632.381, Florida Statutes, relating toMr. President Daniel Johns Price fraternal benefit society's minimum standard of evaluation forAskew Davis Johnson (19th) Roberts certificates; providing an effective date.Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) RyanBarron Edwards McCarty Spottswood Was taken up. On motions of Senator Johns, the rules wereBronson Friday McDonald Stratton waived by two-thirds vote and SB 32 was read the second timeCarlton Gautier McLaughlin Tapper by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. TheCarraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None.Clarke Griffin Mathews UsherCleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker Mr. President Daniel Johns PriceCovington Henderson Pearce Williams Askew Davis Johnson (19th) RobertsCross Hollahan Pope Young Barber Dressler Johnson (6th) Ryan

Barron Edwards McCarty SpottswoodThe bill was certified to the House. Bronson Friday McDonald Stratton

Carlton Gautier McLaughlin TapperSB 142-A bill to be entitled An act amending section 18.15, Carraway Gibson Mapoles Thomas

Florida Statutes, relating to the payment of interest on state Clarke Griffin Mathews Ushermoney deposited in banks; providing an effective date. Cleveland Haverfield Melton Whitaker

Covington Henderson Pearce WilliamsWas taken up. On motions of Senator Williams, the rules Cross Hollahan Pope Young

were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 142 was read thesecond time by title, the third time in full and passed, title The bill was certified to the House.as stated. The vote was:

SB 104-A bill to be entitled An act relating to credit lifeYeas-37. insurance; amending subsection (3) of section 627.0402, Florida

Statutes, and subsection (2) of Section 627.0703, Florida Stat-Mr. President Dressier Johnson (6th) Spottswood utes, by increasing the amount of credit life insurance per-Askew Edwards McCarty Stratton mitted on the life of any one debtor; amending subsection (1)Barber Friday McDonald Tapper of section 627.0705, Florida Statutes, extending the term ofBronson Gautier McLaughlin Thomas credit life and credit disability insurance to ten (10) years; andCarraway Gibson Mathews Usher providing an effective date.Clarke Griffin Melton WilliamsCleveland Henderson Pearce Young Was taken up. On motions of Senator Williams, the rulesCovington Hollahan Price were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 104 was read the sec-Daniel Johns Roberts ond time by title, the third time in full and passed, title asDavis Johnson (19th) Ryan stated. The vote was:

Nays-7. Yeas-42.

Barron Cross Mapoles Whitaker Mr. President Daniel Johns RobertsBarron Cross~i Mapoe Whitaker Aske Davi Johnson (19th) RyanCarlton Haverfield Pope Barber Daviresser Johnson (619th) RyanSpottswood

The bill was certified to the House. Barron Edwards McCarty StrattonThe bill was certified to the House. Bronson Friday McDonald Tapper

SB 36-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the insurance Carlton Gautier McLaughlin ThomasSB 36-A bill to be entitled An act relatg to the surane Carraway Gibson Mapoles Usher

code; amending subsection (6) of section 626.241 and subsection Clarke Griffin Mathews Whitaker(3) of section 626.0401, Florida Statutes, by deleting the ex- Cleveland Haverfield Melton Williamsemption of disability adjusters from examination and disability Covington Henderson Pearceinsurance from the provisions of the insurance adjusters law; Cross Hollahan Priceamending section 626.0410, Florida Statutes, providing for ad-justing of disability insurance claims by regularly salaried Nays-2.employees of an insurer; amending paragraph (d) of subsection(1) of section 626.0414 and subsection (4) of section 626.0415, Pope YoungFlorida Statutes, by deleting the qualifications exemption ofpublic and independent adjusters as to adjusting of disability The bill was certified to the House.insurance claims; amending section 626.0417, Florida Statutes, On motion of Senator Williams, it was ordered that the hourby lowering minimum age of applicants for claims minvestiga- of adjournment be extended until final disposition of SB 100.tor's permit, extending the period of responsibility of an ap- o plicant's employer for his acts as claims investigator, extending SB 100-A bill to be entitled An act relating to the insurancethe time within which an applicant must apply for and take code; amending section 625.0124, Florida Statutes, by author-

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izing insurers to invest in stock of substantially wholly-owned Davis Henderson Mapoles Spottswoodsubsidiaries for the purpose of owning home office and regional Dressier Hollahan Mathews Strattonhome office buildings and electronic data processing equipment; Edwards Johns Melton Tapperamending paragraph (a) of subsection (3) of section 625.0126, Friday Johnson (19th) Pearce ThomasFlorida Statutes, relating to mortgage loans by authorizing in- Gautier Johnson (6th) Pope Ushersurers to increase the investment on any one property; amend- Gibson McCarty Price Whitakering section 625.0133, Florida Statutes, relating to real estate Griffin McDI)onald Roberts Williamsfor leasing by limiting depreciation of property by insurers to Haverfield McLaughlin Ryan Youngbuildings or other improvements; deleting insurers investmentlimitation as to real estate for leasing; amending section The bill was certified to the House.625.0135, Florida Statutes, relating to insurer's limits of invest- Senator Melton, the Committee on Eduation-ments in real estate in addition to home office and branch o n motio n of Senator M elton, the Committee on Education-office property; and providing an effective date. Public Schools and Junior Colleges was granted an additional

5 days for the consideration of all bills now in the Committee.Was taken up. On motions of Senator Williams, the rules

were waived by two-thirds vote and SB 100 was read the second On motion of Senator Price, the Committee on Education-time by title, the third time in full and passed, title as stated. Higher Learning was granted an additional 5 days for the con-The vote was: Yeas-44. Nays-None. sideration of all bills now in the Committee.

Mr. President Barron Carraway Covington The hour of adjournment having arrived, a point of orderAskew Bronson Clarke Cross was called and the Senate stood adjourned at 1:02 P. M. untilBarber Carlton Cleveland Daniel 11:00 A. M., April 15, 1965.