Gray for Court of Appeals candidacy in Southeastern Ohio
Gordon B. Gray announces a May primary bid for a seat on the Court of Appeals representing a 15 county district. A Marietta native with strong Athens ties, Gray is a WWII veteran and seasoned lawyer active in Republican circles and local bar associations.
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Court of Appeals
Gordon B. Gray
Athens County
Ohio
Gray
Ohio State Bar
American Bar Associations
Marietta
Athens
Marietta College
Ohio State University
Billions and Brains Target Appalachia Poverty War
President Johnson’s push to tackle poverty in Appalachia faces hard work beyond drama and funding. Real success requires planning, cooperation, and selective industrial growth to revitalize the region without harming other areas, ensuring integration into the national economy.
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Johnson
Appalachian
Appalachia
Tennessee Valley
TVA
Byrd Attacks Court Over Congressional Apportionment
Virginia Senator Harry F. Byrd denounces Supreme Court rulings on apportionment as judicial gerrymandering. He warns the decisions threaten the two party system and insist the Constitution guarantees equal representation, not court-crafted division.
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Harry F. Byrd
Virginia
Supreme Court
Medicare crusader Norman Lombard dies in Florida
Norman Lombard, a leader of United Senior Citizens, died in Fort Lauderdale. He opposed King Anderson medicare linking to Social Security, warned it would strain finances and exclude many seniors. A keen economist and constitutional student, he rallied supporters to block the bill and promote Kerr-Mills. His death leaves his organization potentially weakened and its advocacy likely to fade.
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Norman Lombard
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Norman
United Senior Citizens
U.S.A
King- Anderson
Medicare
Yale
Irving Fisher
King-Anderson
Kerr-Mills
Congress
Washington
Dear Abby Style Advice Questions on Forgiveness and Honor
Readers seek guidance on forgiving a spouse after an alleged year old affair and on maintaining marital harmony while partners seek social connections. A third inquiry asks whether a headstone should reflect the deceased mother’s first or second husband, with Abby advising personal choice and closure.
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Abby
Edgar Bergen Promotes Laughter as Peace and Speech Aid
The piece profiles Edgar Bergen and his Charlie McCarthy ventriloquist act as a force for goodwill and stuttering help. It notes Bergen at Northwestern University, lecturing on humor, and discusses laughter as a sign of intelligence and social bonding among humans.
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Edgar Bergen
Charlie McCarthy
Russia
Edgar
Northwestern University School of Speech
Chicago
Northwestern
Extroversion and humor in social audiences
Dr. George W. Crane discusses how extroverts, such as salesmen, derive more laughter from jokes than introverts like engineers and accountants. Mixed-gender crowds amplify extrovert reactions, while ventriloquism offers stutterers a way to perform without stuttering, aiding social success and speech therapy.
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Silas Marner
Robinson Crusoe
Bob Hope
Edgar Bergen
Fair Haven Church Young Adult Class Hosts Meeting
Mrs Jack Finnicum organized a host for the Fair Haven Methodist Church Young Adult Class meeting at the Finnicum home with Mrs Harold Adkins presiding. Mrs Ray Allison visits Cincinnati with her son and family as they move into a new home. Mr and Mrs Cecil Biffle and family from Dayton spent a weekend with the Roy Russell family. Mrs Harry Brownell visited the Stalnaker home in Columbus. Clyde Burnett and family joined the Kessinger family in Chesapeake for a weekend. Mrs Nora Spears is home after two weeks in Hazel Hospital. Mr and Mrs Byron Ward spent a day in Huntington W Va and in Kentucky.
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Robert Stalnaker
Columbus
Clyde Burnett
Chesapeake
Charles Kessinger
Nora Spears
Hazel Hospital
Byron Ward
Huntington
W. Va
Kentucky
Style Contrast: Johnson vs Kennedy on Inspiration
The piece compares Lyndon Johnson and John F. Kennedy in rhetoric and style. It notes Kennedy’s memorable, polished language and occasional overwork contrasts with Johnson’s plainspoken, off the cuff approach and brisk short sentences. It also places their inspirational aims within a broader view of past presidents.
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Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Roosevelt
America
Herbert Hoover
Calvin Coolidge
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Sunset retirement goals and whimsical possibilities
A humorous meditation on sunset goals for retirement. The narrator jokes about early planning, asks what to do after Social Security, and lists lighthearted ambitions such as learning the ukulele, building bird houses, and sampling exotic foods while avoiding long shoe wear.
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America
Uncle Sam
England
France
Italy
Honolulu
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Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Beverly Hills
Calif
George W. Crane
Neers
Kanauga
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Baltimore Orioles
Bik
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