Ford Foundation sets 1960s goals for vigorous American society
The Ford Foundation, worth about 2.166 billion dollars with 125.2 million in income, outlines a 1960s policy stressing invigorating American life. It will fund teaching, noncommercial television, arts, and urban cultural improvement while expanding international work through the Atlantic partnership and development aid.
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America
Ford Foundation
John J. McCloy
Henry T. Heald
Governors Call for Prayer Amendment After Supreme Court Ruling
Governors from multiple states urged Congress to amend the Constitution to acknowledge faith in God and permit voluntary school prayer. Only Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York abstained, urging study before action as the conference pressed for quick approval.
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Congress of
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Cost of British Health Service Narrows US Social Medicine Doubt
The piece argues against socialized medicine via Medicare for the aged, citing Britain's NHS costs of $2.265 billion for the year, a rise of 11 percent. It estimates US costs would be $8.16 billion under similar living standards, potentially equaling major budget items and urging Congress to pause.
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Aime Forand
Britain
National Health Service
Enoch Powell
Congress
If Only God Remained In Our Taxfunded Schools
A humorist writes a rebuttal about the Supreme Court's attempt to remove God from public schools. He laments broken homes and divorce fueling delinquency, laments lack of parental warmth, and urges moral renewal and family stability as essential to America's strength. The piece discusses children of complex families and calls for moral philosophy to study love, marriage, and delinquency.
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Bar Association
Supreme Court
Johnny
Teach
God
Annie
Kennedy
Dear Abby readers seek church choice and marriage harmony
The column presents reader questions about choosing a church, balancing spiritual guidance with preacher influence, and a couple’s quarrel over who should greet whom at home. Abby counsels talking with clergy, and notes being fortunate to have such minor disputes.
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Abby
Small
Learn To Be Logical In Face Of Church Gossip And Hypocrisy
Emery L. asks how to handle a church rumor about an influential parishioner’s alleged affair. The author argues loyalty to ethics over petty judgment, noting churches educate on conduct but do not guarantee moral perfection. Tattle tales persist. focus on principles, not scapegoating.
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Abby
Pye
Beech Church
Jesus
Emery L
Dr. Crane
Emery
Shawnee Couple Relocates for Yellow Springs Job
Mr and Mrs Fred Wallbrown relocate from the Chute property Shawnee to Shipman Street Yellow Springs where he joins the Yellow Springs High School faculty as a new guidance counselor this past year he served Shawnee New Straitsville High School in a guidance role
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Shawnee
Fred Wallbrown
Chute
Shipman St
Yellow Springs
Wallbrown
Shawnee-New Straitsville High School
Kennedy Vision of Western Europe Partnership Remains Vague
The article discusses President Kennedy's ideas on American partnership with Western Europe, noting ambiguity about what unity Europeans will pursue. It contrasts De Gaulle’s confederal approach with deeper integration and cites looming congressional review and future debate.
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Kennedy
Western Europe
Congress
Britain
The
Times of London
United States
West Germany
Adenauer
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
Revelations From Mail and Miscellany of Odds
A humorously assorted column notes that Americans face about ten million traffic accidents annually, with seat belts cutting serious injury risk by half. It mentions a ghost town sale near Cardwell Montana, compares costs of wartime wardrobes, and jokes about pets in motels, hot drinks waking tipsy people, and a prison church built by inmates at Clinton.
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Cardwell
Mont
WAC
Rover
Christopher Morley
Washington, D.C
America
Yale Center of Alcoholic Studies
Oscar Homolka
Clinton Prison
Dannemora
N. Y
Calvary
Perry County Court Notes Summary of Wills and Marriages
The will of Frank Rowe Crooksville leaves everything to wife Virgie. Louie Helser Glenford leaves all to daughters Vera Trout and Valeria Mack. Marriage licenses issued to Theisen and Miller, Sprankle and Dobbins, Kinney and Megathing, Snyder and King, Gossman and Rodgers, Harley and Crabtree, Watts and Allen. Common Pleas Court grants divorce for Hutchinson and Hutchinson. Rose and Rose. Keller and Keller. Ferguson and Ferguson.
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Frank Rowe
Crooksville
Virgie
Louie Helser
Glenford
Vera Trout
Valeria Mack
Richard L. Theisen
Corning
Juanita F. Miller
New Straitsville
Roger Gale Sprankle
Dorothy Louise Dobbins
New Lexington
Walter Wayne Kinney
Charity Mae Megathing
Harold W. Snyder, Jr
Columbus
Ilene P. King
Glouster
Clarence Roger Gossman
Marsha Kay Rodgers
Larry R. Harley
Margaret Anna Crabtree
James Garfield Watts
Nancy Carol Allen
Corning Common Pleas Court
Mitzi Y. Hutchinson
Donald L. Hutchinson
U. S. Army
Fern L. Rose
Harold Eugene Rose
Sammie A. Keller
Somerset
Marjorie Jean Keller
Ann Ferguson
Terry Ferguson
Route 2
New Haven Residents Return Home From Hospital Stays
New Haven Mrs. John Powell, a recent hospital patient and elementary school teacher, has returned home. Mrs. Bethel Vance also returned to her home after several days in Holzer Hospital.
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John Powell
Powell
New Haven
Bethel Vance
Holzer Hospital
Athens Messenger Publication Rates and Delivery Options
The Athens Messenger announces daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail delivery details. Rates listed include four weeks for 1.00, three months for 3.25, six months for 6.50, and a full year option. The notice notes mail options in Ohio and beyond and references associated services.
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Athens Messenger
Sunday Messenger
Ohio
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Perry County
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