Three Judges Hold Due In Reapportionment Debate
Speculation swirls over Ohio reapportionment as three U S District Court judges loom on possible special legislative session. The Supreme Court reversal on the Hanna Amendment prompts Saxbe and Brown to push action while leaders urge caution and a fall or 1965 session.
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Reed Smith
Associated Press
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Ohio House
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Cincinnati
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High Court
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Ted W. Brown
Saxbe
John McElroy
House
Roger Cloud
R-Logan
Senate
C. Stanley Mechem
Athens
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Ohio Faces Slow Income Growth Despite Plant Prosperity
Ohio shows strong plant and employment gains with expanding industry but lags behind many states in personal income growth. A Commerce Department report notes Ohio 1963 income rose 5 percent, below 15 other states, signaling a shift of growth toward the south and west. Midwest leaders foresee a new leadership role as they urge stronger higher education and research to attract tech oriented firms.
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Kerner
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Presidential Campaign Focus on Human Safety and Foreign Policy
The piece notes bipartisan concern over the campaign’s overriding issue. President Johnson emphasizes human safety amid global terror. Governor Scranton argues foreign policy, Southeast Asia, is central to the race, challenging Ambassador Lodge’s view that the war’s origin should not define the campaign. The piece frames unity against communist expansion as a shared goal.
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Kitchel Shapes Goldwater Foreign Policy Image
Denison Kitchel from Phoenix leads Goldwater’s inner circle as “Arizona Mafia” head and argues Goldwater is not isolationist. The columnist contrasts Kitchel’s Western ties with his Northeast roots and says GOP infighting fuels misperceptions while all candidates favor firm action in Southeast Asia.
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Phoenix
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Arizona
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Yale
Harvard
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Wall Street
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Cambridge
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Kitchel
School For International Studies
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Switzerland
White House
Life Magazine
Western Europe
NATO
Clarence Streit
Union
U.S
Streit
Freedom and Union
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Golf in decline of true gentleman’s sport says reader
The Messenger letter argues golf lost prestige to mass participation. Palmer stresses bold play, Middlecoff backs deliberate method, author laments public courses and club culture replacing elite golf. Polo is praised as remaining gentlemanly while weekend players rise.
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Cary Middlecoff
John Q
Joe Average
Billy Burke
Gene Sarazan
Bobby Jones
America
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John
Newspapers to be sold to foreigners in Czechoslovakia
Foreign visitors in Czechoslovakia will be able to buy American and other newspapers and magazines starting July 1, with sales in red ruled outlets. The move aims to provide access to international press for travelers and residents.
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Paris
Czechoslovakia
Auntie and Uncle Pressure a Free Mowing Job Pay
Dear Abby presents three reader notes about neighborly disputes over payment for garden chores. A 12 year old mows for free, is pressured to take pay by his uncle, and a solution via humor or old-time pranks with chickens is offered.
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Abby
Life Begins at Forty Cicero on Old Age
The article distills Cicero's De Senectute arguing age does not impair mind or body. It counters claims about loss of memory and strength, noting continued mental exercise keeps faculties sharp and life can be enjoyed. It questions youth as the sole source of vitality and emphasizes wisdom with aging.
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Cicero
The Flavor of Foods Exceeds Taste Buds Says Dr Crane
Dr Crane explains that flavor involves smell, temperature, touch, pain, vision, and even hearing. He notes that sunlight and mood influence taste, cites examples like plugged nostrils dulling flavor, and urges students to study psychology to understand human nature.
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Arlene J
Messenger Publishing Co Public Notice from Athens Ohio
Public notice text from The Messenger Publishing Co based in Athens Ohio. It lists post office entry details and Associated Press affiliation. The fragment mentions second class matter under act of 1918 and includes address labeling.
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Athens
Ohio
Associated Press
the Messenger Publishing Co
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