Support STATE ISSUE 3 for fair apportionment
The piece defends STATE ISSUE 3 as a plan to reapportion the Ohio House to roughly equal populations, arguing it follows Supreme Court direction and keeps state control via the Apportionment Board with court oversight. It rejects anti III campaigns as political, urging readers to vote yes.
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House of Representatives
US Supreme Court
Ohio
Senate
Supreme Court
U.S. Senate
U.S
Hanna
Ohio Senate
House
Ohio Supreme Court
McNamara on Khrushchev Strategy in Vietnam War
Secretary of Defense Robert F. McNamara discusses Khrushchev three war categories. He notes Khrushchev favored wars of liberation to subvert dependent nations and extend Communist control in Southeast Asia, a strategy the United States should oppose.
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Robert F. McNamara
Viet Nam
Khrushchev
Southeast Asia
Clever farmers push yields with narrower rows and larger plans
The piece argues farmers continually expand yields by using 30 inch, 24 inch, and 20 inch corn rows aided by new machinery and fertilizers. It notes rich farmers can absorb crop control while small farmers bear the burden, and questions policy limits versus farmer ingenuity. It ends with a defense of American farming creativity over strict acreage limits.
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Indiana
Indiana Farm Bureau
Hanny
America
U.S
Department of Agriculture
Farm Journal
International Harvester
Allis Chalmers
Massey-Ferguson
John Deere
Freeman
Ilinois
Jlkliness
Birmingham Revisited Two Years After Riots
Rowland Evans and Robert Novak examine Birmingham two years after the 1963 riots. Progress toward racial harmony appears cautious and uneven, with weak leadership, internal Negro divisions, and white moderates delaying substantial change amid a hostile political climate.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Washington
Erskine Smith
City Poverty Committee
George Wallace
Albert Boutwell
Smith
Boutwell
NAACP
Migrant Labor Problem Reaches Into Ohio
Ohio faces a potential shortage of migrant help for tomatoes beets and cucumbers as the federal bracero program expired last year. Officials aim to recruit 18 000 migrant workers led by Arturo Presas while emphasizing better housing and health services to attract Texans and other migrants.
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Dobbins
Ohio
United States
California
Jim Byrne
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Byrne
Arturo Presas
Presas
Sally Bingham
Industrial Relations Department
Health Department
Thomas A. Gardner
South
Traffic Hierarchy in Wartime Saigon Pedestrians in Peril
In war torn Saigon traffic ranges from bicycles to chauffeured cars as pedestrians risk being run down or shot, with road danger shaping social status from pedal taxi riders to government chauffeurs. The city’s curfew hours offer brief safety and locals joke that Viet Cong delays are caused by traffic.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Dan
Readers Say Interest Conflicts Are Noted
A reader voice from Gallipolis, Sylvia Mooney, criticizes spring odors from the sewage plant, stock yard, and riverbank discharge. She questions horse bans, notes the city’s odor issues, and protests the location of the sewage plant near residences amid a costly election.
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the Messenger
Stock Yard
Tiown
Grandpa
Dear Abby on Independence and Widow’s Ring Customs
A mother asks about a girl’s age to be her own boss and Abby outlines independence criteria. A widow defends her ringless status after her husband’s death, explaining a family Irish custom and clarifying Abby’s wording.
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Deap
Abby
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