Author: Miami Maritime

The Historical Association of South Florida attempts to get the Cape Florida Lighthouse open to the public as an historical monument. (19 Feb 1964)

Newspapers: Miami Morning News or The Miami Herald

Page: 21, Section: A

The Dodge Island Seaport construction continues. [Photo] (18 Feb 1964)

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Page: 7, Section: A

A status update of Islandia becoming a national monument. (17 Feb 1964)

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Page: 7, Section: A

Irving McNayr suggests Islandia should be a state park. (15 Feb 1964)

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Page: 9, Section: A

A county park expansion plan includes Cape Florida Lighthouse. [Map] (14 Feb 1964)

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Page: 1, Section: B

Miami pioneer William Cotton, a resident since 1896, dies. (13 Feb 1964)

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Page: 13, Section: C

The 117-foot hydrofoil ship Denison will visit Miami. [Photos] (9 Feb 1964)

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Page: 12, Section: F

Marine Biologist Donald de Sylva reports total wildlife devastation in the tidal areas of Dry Tortugas. Marine Laboratory experts recommend covering the contaminated areas with dredged seabottom. (9 Feb 1964)

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Page: 21, Section: A

Florida wants to give Dade County a state park. (8 Feb 1964)

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Page: 15, Section: A

Commissioners remain uncommitted on the Seadade issue. (7 Feb 1964)

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Page: 2, Section: C