Right Wing Attacks UNICEF as Halloween Fund Drive
The Lima Star editorial condemns extremist opposition to UNICEF noting its Nobel Peace Prize and UNICEF’s aid for hungry children. It highlights a Canton telephone claim that UNICEF funds go to a world welfare state or Communist nations, and promotes Senator Stephen M. Young’s Lima visit to defend liberal patriotism and UNICEF support.
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Ex-Governor Furcolo Indicted and Vindicated in Poll Year
The piece cites ex governor Foster Furcolo facing charges of conspiracy over campaign contributions to five executive councillors to influence confirmations. It notes his rapid exon eration, political fallout, and the push for a monitor system to assist grand juries, aiming to reduce prosecutorial influence.
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Senator McIntyre Visits Alabama Civil Rights Focus
New England Senator Tom McIntyre travels to Hayneville to meet SNCC members and Alabama officials over race issues and voter registration. He plans to inspect Fort Deposit registration and speak at a Negro church, signaling national concern over Southern civil rights amid recent trials and debates.
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Letters To The Editor Celebrate Local Community Support
The Sertoma Club of St Marys thanks readers for helping publicize a Wright Patterson Air Force Band concert on October 15 1965 and praises Lima Star for coverage during the 1988 United Fund campaign. A tribute to Saul Seigel praises friendship leadership and civic service while noting his departure to Flint Michigan and lasting impact on Lima community members.
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Right Schools vs Government in the Church Education Debate
William F Buckley Jr argues that federal aid to education risks church-state entanglement and secularization. He cites the 1960s court ruling on public prayer, Eisenhower era policies, and an Office of Economic Opportunity exhibit that restricts religious content in church-related programs. He criticizes federal pressure and warns of tax exemptions erosion.
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Silent Suffering and the Empty Arms Syndrome
Hal Boyle examines gendered sympathy in life, contrasting how women receive public pity for “empty arms” distress with men who suffer privately. He jokes that fathers face loneliness at family milestones, mocking the idea that male pain is hidden and unacknowledged by society.
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