Athens City Council Praises Local University Study
Athens council lauds a report debunking claims that taxpayers subsidize Ohio University. The study notes universities in Ohio provide local benefits, highlights real estate tax is a small city revenue source, and urges resistance to centralized government spending by solving issues locally with the city income tax balancing growth and services.
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Athens
Ohio University
Miami
Kent
Bowling Green
Ohio
Council
Washington
India
Time Magazine’s Goldwaterites Defined as Federation of the Fed Ups
The piece describes Goldwater supporters as educated, middle class citizens who reject federal overreach and corruption fears. They want states’ rights, oppose elevated federal power, and seek a Southwest West influence in policy. They back Barry Goldwater and push a conservative revolt shaping U.S. politics.
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U.S
Goldwater
U.S. Supreme Court
Cuba
Viet Nam
Goldwaterites
Eugene Patterson
Atlanta
Federation
Fed Ups
Southwest
West
America
East
Foreign policy debate stirs international reaction abroad
John M. Hightower reports that the sharp US foreign policy debate in this year’s presidential campaign draws strong foreign criticism. Khrushchev denounces Goldwater and the Republican platform, warning of anti-communism and war threats. Diplomats see broad implications beyond domestic politics. The Johnson administration pursues differentiated communism policy, citing the limited nuclear test ban with the Soviet Union as a concrete example.
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Len Barry Goldwater
U.S
Khrushchev
United States
Lionel Sackville-West
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
White House
Nuremberg
Richard M. Nixon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Eisenhower
Johnson
Kennedy-Johnson
Soviet Union
Dr Crane urges sweeping repeal of outdated laws
Carl J aged 24 soon to graduate from law school argues for a house cleaning of legal codes. He cites Evanston nuisance laws like sleeping in barber shops and picking up cigar butts as examples of clutter. He questions why new regulations are needed and suggests reducing statutes to improve government efficiency.
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Carl J
Carl
Illinois
Evanston
Northwestern University
Charles Marshall
Republican liberals seek 1968 leadership after Goldwater defeat
Inside Report outlines San Francisco discussions among Republican liberals after Goldwater’s nomination. It notes lack of a single leader and grass roots, cites potential figures like Scranton Romney Hatfield and Percy, and weighs prospects tied to 1966 elections and Democratic landslides.
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Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
William Scranton
Sen. Goldwater
Goldwater
Johnson
Liberals
Scranton
S. Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Romney
Hatfield
Chicago
Charles Percy
Illinois
Percy
Maurine Neuberger
Dear Abby Zipped Lip Desperately Needed Advice
Readers share marital affection worries and a mother in law’s constant chatter. Abby advises the wife to address intimacy and the mother in law to be tactful, while a mosquito debate ends with a correction about how bugs bite.
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Abby
Life Begins at Forty at the World’s Fair
Retired readers find the New York World’s Fair inviting and affordable. The article notes about ten percent of visitors may be older, with entry costing two dollars and most exhibits free or 25 cents. It highlights quiet benches, grand pavilions, and the Dynamic Maturity pavilion by the AARP as evidence of elder affluence and interest.
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Robert Peterson
Atlantic Coast
U. S
American Association of Retired Persons
Khrushchev Dislikes Politicos Yet Rests Easy With Johnson
Khrushchev has long criticized American candidates including Goldwater Kennedy and Nixon while conceding a smoother rapport with President Johnson. He contrasted Berlin and Cuba clashes, noted a Kremlin White House hot line, and expressed regret at Kennedy's assassination as a peace signal.
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Nikita Khrushchev
Sen
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Warsaw
Goldwater
White House
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Nixon
Moscow
Berlin Wall
Cuba
Kremlin
Johnson
Classifieds fragment from The Messenger Publishing Co
Fragmentary lines show time frames and postal notations from a classified notice. It mentions delivery terms like one week four weeks three months six months and one year. A post office designation in Ohio appears, plus Associated Press credit and publishing address.
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Bend Ohio
Associated Press
Mati the Messenger Publishing
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