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Newspaper

Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1965

Page

4

The Lima Star marks its biggest issue and Sunday debut

The Lima Star Editorial Page celebrates a 28 page edition on October 22 1965 and announces a Sunday version will reach Lima area porches and mailboxes starting a week later The staff and advertisers express gratitude and commitment to expand operations at 737 W Vine St with six day weeks and long hours to serve Limaland Gene Perine ends with thanks and optimism

Lima Star Star Lima The W. Vine St Limaland Gene Perine

These Wives Get Real Cheap Luncheon Money

Hal Boyle surveys husband wife lunch money dynamics in a light AP column. Wives control finances, dole out daily allowances, and jokes about meals and petty frugality. The piece notes long term effects as husbands fade under tight lunch budgets.

New York

Drew Pearson: Non-Members Back KKK Support

Drew Pearson details Klan strength through non-member support and political ties. He cites estimated 10,000 members, 100,000 sympathizers, and backing from figures like Gov. George Wallace, Dean Burch, and Rep. Hale Boggs while noting opposition from Richmond Flowers and Ellis Arnall. The piece highlights local influence in Natchez and McComb Mississippi, with police chief J. T. Robinson and oilman Emmett Thornhill among backers, and calls out the role of United Klans of America in merging efforts.

Bell- McClure Syndicate Drew Pearson Washington United States Ohio Indiana New Jersey Maryland Kansas Klan South Citizens Councils George Wallace Alabama John Patterson Robert Shelton United Klans Dean Burch Republican National Committee Gia Georgia Ellis Arnall Atlanta Arnall Louisiana Russell Long Senate Hale Boggs House Boggs Allen Ellender Natchez Miss J. T. Robinson McComb Phil Brady Brady Emmett Thornhill Thornhill United Klans of America Bob Shelton Fair Grounds Ku Klux Klan

On This Date College of New Jersey becomes Princeton

On this date in 1746 a charter created the College of New Jersey later Princeton University in 1898. Also noted is Liszt's 1811 birth, the Met Opera House debut in 1833, FDRs 1940 defense priorities action, Tacloban captured in 1944, and a 10 year old middle income housing project in NYC funded by the ILGWU.

Associated Press College of New Jersey Princeton University Franz Liszt New York Metropolitan Opera House Franklin D. Roosevelt Defense ‘Priorities Board Tacloban Leyte International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union New York City

Letters Urge Sunday Star Usefulness and Independence

Readers in Lima Ohio commend The Lima Star for responsible community press seeking a Sunday edition. They praise local ownership and criticize competing paper and editorials tied to Mr Hoiles, urging broader public education support and renewed local advertising engagement.

Star Stag Hoiles Mr . Hoiles

Lima Advocates State Issue No. 1 Education Plan

Dr Earl McGovern outlines Lima Public Schools potential gains under State Issue No 1 P.E.P. comparing 1963 64 per pupil costs with state aid and the old new and proposed foundation plans. He argues Lima's costs are low and that the plan would fund smaller classes better teachers and expanded programs.

Earl McGovern Lima Public Schools Ohio Allen County Lima Euclid Parma State Foundation P.E.P Old Foundation

Opposition to the PEP pill grows in Ohio election

The article reports broad opposition to Issue 1 in Ohio, the PEP pill, a proposal to raise the state sales tax from 3 to 4 percent. Critics argue the change shifts tax brackets, not funds, and would overstate education needs while draining the general fund. Urban districts and cities would lose under the current foundation program, prompting opposition from officials like Supt. Briggs of Cleveland and many civic leaders.

General Assembly Ohio Richard Krabach Roger Cloud Cloud Foundation Rhodes Briggs Cleveland

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