Do Nothing Suddenly A Spring Gardening Roundup
A lighthearted piece contrasts spring garden antics in Washington Township with English gardening lore from Yorkshire Life. It notes editors embrace spring’s energy, recalls Ken Pearson’s gardening observations, and jokes about windbreaks, wind and arthritic laziness. It ends with a nod to season seeds, tools, and nature’s persistence.
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England
Fremont
Newark
Yorkshire Life
Ken Pearson
Pearson
West Indies
Majorca
Siberia
Flamborough Lighthouse
Copenhagen Town Hall
Golden Gate Bridge
Newark Town Hall
Alaska
South County
Union City
Washington Township
Officials weigh ban on ocean floor atomic weapons
The draft rules propose banning atomic weapons from the ocean floor, while concerns arise about enforcement and strategic implications. Public debate centers on compliance, verification, and how this would affect international security and maritime law.
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Russia
Voice Of The People Smut Teacher Should Be Ousted
A Newark School Board controversy prompts a parent letter urging removal or suspension of a teacher who defined obscene words to seventh graders at Silva Junior High. The writer calls for disciplinary action and asks citizens to contact lawmakers and officials to stop what they deem smut in schools.
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Newark School Board
Silva Junior High School
Funeral cortege for Ike Eisenhower hailed by Fremont group
The muffled drums marked Eisenhower's funeral procession as it moved to his final resting place. Dick McKean and Fremont Republican Assembly urged citizens to honor his service and preserve American heritage, hoping future generations live up to his example.
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Dwight David Eisenhower
Ike
Praised former Fremont police chief Clinton Wright receives thanks
The Newark letter from Ted Eggerling thanks ex chief Clinton Wright for his courtesy and leadership in Fremont. It contrasts Wright with self serving officials and lauds his integrity and community service, noting the positive impact on the police department and local drives.
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Fremont
Clinton Wright
Mr. Wright
Ted Eggerling
Citizens Work To Rid Indianapolis Of Rats
Russell Kirk discusses a local effort led by Citizens Forum in Indianapolis to eradiate rats during a three month campaign. He details practical steps like trapping, using insecticide, sealing entry points, cleaning debris, and proper garbage practices, urging personal action over federal aid with mayor Richard Lugar recognizing top rat catchers.
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Indianapolis
Citizens Forum
Winsis St
Mattie Coney
Elmo Coney
Richard Lugar
Fielp Fron
PTA
Chamber of Commerce
Cutizing Forum
Washington
Few As Honored As Eisenhower, World Leader Remembered
Washington remembers Dwight D. Eisenhower as one of the most honored leaders who combined military service with a long public career. The article cites his wartime role as allied commander, his teamwork with allies, and his warning about the industrial military complex, praising his tribute to Churchill and his devotion to Taft.
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Washington
Dwight David Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Taylor
Grant
White House
Europe
West
Tie
Napoleon
West Berlin
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Ike
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Taft
St. Paul's
London
Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Society of Free Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Rogers Laird Use Footwork Against Doves
Washington column analyzes how Secretary of State Rogers and Secretary of Defense Laird hedge in Vietnam policy. It argues their flexible, contrasting stances help Nixon gain time for secret talks while preserving a cautious, temporary order at home.
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Washington, D.C
Nixon
Defense
Congress
Vietnam
Russia
William P. Rogers
Melvin R. Laird
Rogers
Laird
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Capitol
Secretary of Defense
Secretary of State
Johnson
This Day In History United Prote internation
The entry traces historic events from 1860 to 192, noting the Pony Express start in 1860, Union Army occupation of Richmond in 1865, Jesse James killed in 1682, and a 192 order to integrate early public schools in Mer Orleans.
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Richmond, Va
United States
Mer Orleans
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Oarly
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Cambodia
Laos
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North Vietnam
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United Prote Internation
Pony Express
Jesse James
St Joseph, Mo
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