Gilligan Defends Strict Law Adherence At Ohio News Conference
Gov. John Gilligan bluntly urged full law enforcement even amid a labor dispute at Burr Oak State Park. He argued no citizen has immunity from the law and condemned violence, insisting there be no exemptions and the state must protect domestic tranquility. The exchange drew labor and political attention.
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Lee Leonard
UPI
Statehouse
Columbus
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Ohio Highway Patrol
Burr Oak State Park
Ohio Inns, Inc
Hotel
Highway Patrol
Vanity and portraits in public life
Sydney J. Harris reflects on the vanity of presenting a flattering photo versus meeting in person. He argues people distort images for publication while noting readers prefer genuine appearance over studio portraits. He warns ordinary citizens invite ridicule when magazines publish unflattering photos and urges realism.
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King Tut
T.S. Eliot
Harvard
Daily Bladder
Morley on Ball Games and Human Progress
The writer echoes Robert Morley’s view that ball games hinder mankind’s progress. They note many activities compete for time and energy and concede the appeal of sports while citing personal inability and vulnerability as reasons to back off the pastime.
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Robert Morley
Mr. Morley
Tennis as a Civilized Game Rather Than Warlike Sport
A reader opinion extols tennis as the most reasonable ball sport. It contrasts tennis with football baseball soccer and hockey noting tennis fosters civilized competition less risk of injury and healthier spectator appeal.
Tennis Becomes Latest Battleground in Sex Debate
The piece argues sport choices favor tennis as the chosen proving ground in gender equality discourse while noting lingering biases between men and women. It cites Bobby Riggs versus Margaret Court and hints at Billie Jean King, framing tennis as a game rather than a measure of value.
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Bobby Riggs
Margaret Court
Billy Jean King
Hubbard News Ahead with Hubbard since 1928
Local weekly Hubbard Ohio paper presents front page note and masthead. It lists address 212 N Main and price one dime, with editors Margaret Dennison and W Stauffer and publisher MN Varveris. The paper is published Wednesdays by Niles Suburban Newspay and entered January 12 1926 for second class mail.
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Niles Suburban Newspay
Hubbard
Ohio
Margaret Dennison
Ford Philpot Crusade Set for September in High School Auditorium
The Ford Philpot Crusade will be held September 9 to 16 in the High School Auditorium. Spiritual Preparation Rally events led by Rev. Dan Betzer begin with gatherings August 20 and 27 and a September 4 session at Hubbard United Methodist Church. Prayer meetings are planned for August 19 and 26 at local churches with times 2:30 p.m.
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Dan Betzer
Philpot
Hubbard United Methodist Church
Evangelical Congregational Church
Appointment of John D. DePietro to Domestic Relations bench
The NEWS hails John D. DePietro as the new Domestic Relations judge in Trumbull County. The editorial lauds his broad background in law, government, and community service, and notes the committee’s strong cross party support and the crucial, sensitive duties of handling children and future adoptions.
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John D. DePietro
Trumbull
Bruce Henderson
Gov. Gilligan
Girard
DePietro
Solomon
John DePietro
Governor Defends Law Amid Claims of Blind Eyewash
The governor rejects ignoring laws for national security and raises the duty to enforce laws evenly. He stresses no sanctuary for any group or individual and vows to bring to justice anyone who harms property or endangers health. Tenenbaum frames the remark as a potential reaction to Watergate and notes labor and GOP interest.
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Washington
Administration
Reflections On Justice In A Time Of Watergate
A reader cites the case of Filimon D Kowtoniuk, a tenured Russian and German language professor fired for anti communist views. The writer argues such dismissal violates free speech and community involvement, noting Supreme Court protection of employment for active community members. He mentions Kowtoniuk earned a PhD in Germany and arrived in 1949.
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Nixon
Agnew
Filimon D. Kowtoniuk
Professor Kowtoniuk and the Virginia State dispute over free speech
The article recounts Professor Kowtoniuk at Virginia State College who opposed U.S. Vietnam policy and organized counter protests. He spoke against Lenin’s legacy and faced dismissal for alleged misconduct while others voicing antiwar views were not punished. The piece argues a double standard in academic freedom and patriotism.
Watergate reflections call for dignity and law
The piece critiques the Watergate era rhetoric and calls for respect for individuals and the Constitution. It argues power in large institutions breeds arrogance, urges protections for the individual, and foresees justice through principle and law.
Firing range in the kitchen fighting high food prices
The article promotes thrifty kitchen strategies to combat inflation. It highlights freezing leftovers, making homemade meals from scratch, using small appliances like microwaves and blenders, and reusing day old baked goods to stretch budgets and save energy.
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Virginia State
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Abbie Hoffman
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Huey Newton
Watergate
Time Magazine
Thomas Jefferson
Alexander Hamilton
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NEW Yorker
H. R. Haldeman
Sen. Inouye
United States
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