Mayor Cooper rails at party influence in Lima elections
Editorial lauds Homer Cooper as the most energetic Lima mayor yet while in a lame duck, criticizes party involvement in campaigns as a violation of the city charter, compares his stance to Don Quixote, but urges readers to speak up when charter spirit is breached.
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Homer Cooper
Lima
Cooper
Neal B. O’connell
Christian P. Morris
Don Quixote
Abidjan
Bouake
New Bush League Member Happy Joins Manly Quest
In Omaha AP reports a man chronicles joining the bush league by growing a moustache after 25 years of upper lip shavings. He notes mixed public reactions, jokes about Hitler or Chaplin, and a wife's acceptance after 18 years, finding personal pride in the facial growth.
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Charlie Chaplin
Drew Pearson Africa Notebook Notes Ivory Coast Tour
Drew Pearson recounts a Africa trip by helicopter through Ivory Coast scenes and people. He observes fishing villages on stilts, rubber and banana plots, and modern Abidjan contrasts with jungle. He praises Israeli projects, Ministers actions, and Houphouet-Boigny civil code reforms.
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Drew Pearson
Africa
Pearson
Abidjan
Ivory
Black Star Line
Ghana
Arts Get Federal Funds Spark Debate Over Government Role
In a column by William F Buckley Jr, the push for a National Foundation for the Arts and Humanities is criticized as federal control of culture. The piece cites President Johnson’s signing ceremonies, applies constitutional concerns, and argues private philanthropy should sustain the arts, not government funding. It references Arthur Miller and a broader fear of a liberal establishment colliding with state power.
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National Foundation For the Arts, and Humanities
Arthur Miller
Johnson
American Republic
United States
Congress
America
Civil Liberties Union
Ohio Education Standards Hearing Signals Big Changes
The State Board of Education in Columbus holds a hearing on amending Ohio’s 1957 minimum educational standards. Proposals include 500 student enrollments for most high schools and 500 for some junior highs, with a grandfather clause for wealthier districts. The plan also raises class and staffing requirements, library standards, and counselor services, aiming at consolidation and expanded access despite local parochialisms.
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State Board of Education
Columbus
Ohio
Father Clause
Board of Education
Ohio Members Vote On Foreign Aid and Highway Bill
In Washington AP reports how Ohio members voted on recent roll calls. For the 3.2 billion foreign aid bill on passage the Senate recorded 40 to 23 with several not voting and pairings noted. In the House the foreign aid bill passed 204 to 127 with Democrats for Ashley Feighan Love Vanik and Republicans for Ayres along with several lawmakers against and not voting. On the highway beautification bill passage stood at 245 to 138 with Democrats for Ashley Feighan Hays Kirwan Love Moeller Secrest Sweeney Vanik and Republicans for Ayres Minshall and Republicans against a lengthy list of names followed by noted not voting and pairings.
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Washington
Ohio
Congress
Senate
Lausche
D. Young
House
Ashley
Feighan
Love
Vanik
Ayres
Moeller Secrest
Ashbrook
Betts, Bow, Clancy
Devine
Gilligan
Harsha
Hays
Kirwan
Latta
McCulloch
Sweeney
Stanton
Bolton
Big American drives in central highlands and Viet Cong Zone D
Six Viet Cong guerrillas killed near Batene 40 OMLEUL as drives continue in central highlands and Zone D. Debate grows in Saigon on underground Viet Cong terrorism in the capital. International news notes capture of Lt. Col. Untung in Indonesia. Thousands of Communists flee to hills amid global unrest.
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Central Highlands
Zone D
Batene
Saigon
Viet Cong
South
Viet Nam
Untung
Indonesia
Jakarta
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