Education and Job Skills for Southeastern Ohio Youth
A regional appeal urges bold action to expand vocational and technical training across Southeastern Ohio. It cites rising skilled occupations, projected 1970 job growth, and the danger of limited opportunities for youth. Regional planning, centralized centers, and area conferences with business and government are recommended to coordinate post high school training and avoid duplicating poor facilities.
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Ohio
American Council On Education
Athens
Hocking
Meigs
Vinton
Gallia
Southeastern Ohio
Moon Landing Drive Criticized for Premature Effort
The Republican Critical Issues Council urges the Administration to drop its 1970 deadline for a manned moon program. The Citizens group warns there is no defense basis for the accelerated effort and a premature crash could risk lives and erode prestige.
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Republican Critical Issues Council
Tolerance Capital and the Fate of New York’s Diversity
A reflective piece tracing New York City as a tolerance hub from prewar to midcentury, noting how liberal culture aided famous figures and minorities alike while warning that current tensions threaten the city’s open climate. It contrasts Salisbury and Cambridge desegregation progress and argues tolerance fuels broader progress.
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Brooklyn Dodgers
New York
America
Maryland
Salisbury
Cambridge
Lenin
Russia
East Side
City Hall
James Marlow Johnson Primed To Fight President
James Marlow reports the 1964 campaign already underway with President Johnson attacking Goldwater's criticisms. Eisenhower backs balanced budgets while criticizing big government and poverty programs. The piece links Johnson's defense stance to Goldwater and Eisenhower's past budget pledges.
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Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Eisenhower
Cleveland
Barry Goldwater faces pivotal civil rights decision
ROWLAND EVANS AND ROBERT NOVAK report that Senate aides brief Barry Goldwater on the civil rights bill and Dirksen amendments as he weighs whether to vote for or against cloture. The decision could redefine his campaign stance and Republican unity, with implications for the Johnson race and postprimary strategy.
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Capitol Hill
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Senate
Goldwater
California
Everett McKinley Dirksen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
South
George Wallace
U. S
Giving Away Clothing Or Deceased Is Sensible Not Creepy
ABBY letters recount how giving away a loved one’s clothing can bring comfort to others. A daughter shares tears at spotting her dad’s fishing jacket on a janitor, while another notes her mother’s coat benefiting a laundress. The column affirms compassionate reuse over sentimentality.
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Abby
Dad
Rudy
Mother
Daddy
Wausau
Mamma
The
Salvation Army
Jimmy Hatlo
Audrey
Ponce de Leon
Mama
Jerry Atrick
Life Begins at Forty Amusing Annuity Ad Satire
Robert Peterson critiques insurance annuity ads as dull until Equitable features a humorous two man golf panel. The gag ends with one buyer purchasing an annuity to guarantee steady retirement income, while other jokes about aging and wealth.
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Robert Peterson
Equitable
Folies Bergere
Dr Crane on aliens and the image of God in Genesis
Dr Crane speculates about intelligent beings on 100 million other planets. He suggests ruling species would resemble humans in form, with potential variations in height and skin color including blue or green hues, reflecting earthly diversity and biblical imagery.
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Frank Kromm
Dr. Crane
Heaven
God
Earth
King Arthur
Round Table
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New York City
Slippery Rock
Peoria
Max Eastman
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Fourteenth St
Manhattan
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Mabel Dodge
Lower Fifth Ave
Edna Millay
Maine
Greenwich Village
Rotary
H. L. Mencken
Claude McKay
Harlem
Les Gilpin
O'Neill
Walter White
Branch Rickey
Jackie Robinson
St. Louis Cardinals
James Marlow
Je* F. Kennedy
Fisenhower
Rowland Evans and
Robert Novak
Barry
Dear Abby
Los Angeles
Calif
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