Sign of progress as papers absorb into single entities
A discussion on newspaper consolidations in large cities notes the demise of rivals like the Lima Citizen and the Lima News purchase. It argues duplication harms efficiency as costs rise, favoring one strong local paper to better serve readers and the economy, while preserving jobs.
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Election Arithmetic Shapes 1964 Forecast for Johnson Ticket
The National Committee for an Effective Congress predicts Republicans gain in the North and West but lose ground in the South due to Johnson. It sees Johnson as a Southern vote continuer who could help the Democrats net a Southern House shift while Senate seats hold steady. The column notes a potentially rewarding arithmetic for the Republicans in the North and Far West.
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New York Health Chief Links Smoking to Major Lung Death Toll
Dr George James NY Health Commissioner reports 70 percent of NYC lung cancer deaths among men last year tied to cigarette smoking. He notes it accounts for about one seventh of all city cancer deaths and ranks among the ten top diseases. He presented to Mayor Wagner.
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Parkinsons Law meets foreign aid and education
The piece extends Parkinsons Law to government spending and education. It notes $700 million unused in aid pipelines after a $1.5 billion cut, questions efficiency in Haiti and Cambodia projects, and mocks proposals to accelerate education by compressing years rather than extending free schooling.
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Virginia
Farmington, Conn
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How Laura Slenderized Reignited Romance and Lost Weight
Laura B aged 36 weighs 165 pounds at five foot four with a husband who stayed platonic due to her obesity. After a ten day dehydration diet she lost ten pounds then moved to a 1200 calorie plan, shedding two pounds weekly and dropping to 125 pounds in ten more weeks. The couple’s romance revived as her figure improved and her husband showed renewed affection. She urged others to pursue dieting with a booklet offer.
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Abigail Van Buren Dear Abby advice column excerpt
A reader shares etiquette questions on handling Christmas liquor gifts, budgeting gifts fairly, and a caller seeking to repair a mistaken phone memory. Abby suggests returning liquor with a kind note, standardizing gift budgets by family, and not calling a boy who was mistaken about recognition.
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Little Known Truths on Jesus Birth and Crucifixion
Jim Bishop presents dated claims about Jesus life and death, calculating birth around 6 B C and death on April 6 AD 30. The piece recounts Jewish and Roman execution customs, Pontius Pilate and Sanhedrin roles, and concludes with a moral framing of Jesus crucifixion as a monumental act of love.
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New Haven Social Roundup Recaps Holiday Visits
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Merkle of Columbus spent the past week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Philip Wolpert. Mrs. Arthur Goodwin Becky andJimmy of Point Pleasant were guests of her sisters Mrs. Herman Layne and Mrs. B R Vance. Ralph Sayne and family visited relatives in Akron during the holidays. Mrs. B J Howard and her mother Mrs. J H Farley of Point Pleasant visited the Rev. and Mrs. Joe Grimm of Tiffin Ohio last weekend.
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Philip Wolpert
Arthur Goodwin
Becky
Jimmy
Point Pleasant
Herman Layne
B. R. Vance
Ralph Sayne
Ralphie
Timmy
Akron
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J. H. Farley
Joe Grimm
Tiffin
Dock fee protest and retraining bill praise in Ohio letters
In Glouster, Harold W. Vaughn petitions against an $18 annual dock fee and a $10 stake fee for boat moorage arguing for recreation area goals at Lake Burr Oak and Dow Lake. In Wellston, James R. Davis lauds Walter Moeller and the Manpower Retraining Act, crediting his efforts for local projects and Accelerace Public Works Area Redevelopment.
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New Straitsville Family Night at Methodist Church
A recent New Straitsville Methodist Church gathering drew 26 attendees for a covered dish dinner followed by hymn singing. Local families and visitors from Columbus, New Orleans, and Wellston joined in for holiday visits and socializing.
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