Zoning Ordinance Study Appears The Wise Course
The City Commission repealed the December zoning ordinance, opposed by two commissioners. Public reaction is seen as a guide to judgment. Critics claim high costs were overstated. the planning director reduced the price from 300000 to 15000 and says little of that work will be wasted in a new plan. Delay may avert further disputes and court battles.
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Alvin Smith Led Conservative Negro Weekly Until His Death
Alvin D. Smith, long publisher of the Butler County American, led a staunchly conservative Negro weekly known for peaceful, rights based advocacy. He stood firm in his beliefs, claiming strength from faith as he urged calm amid violence and vandalism.
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Paul Harvey Warns Against Premature Peace Talks
The author argues that negotiated truces in Korea and Vietnam failed or cost American lives. He cites Panmunjom talks, 575 meetings, and ongoing pressure from North Korea, China, and Vietnam. He warns against trusting peace talks as a military tactic and stresses continuing bombing to win outcomes.
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Nixon hints at presidential bid decision next month
Dick Nixon plans to announce next month whether he will seek the GOP nomination. Observers note his global travels, party outreach, and delegate contacts as signs guiding a possible run, with estimates of strong funding and growing suspense. Also notes on American folk songs origins and Miss Hotel Casella's Town Hall concert on Feb 3 in New York.
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Joseph Alsop on McNamara’s Defense Legacy and Clifford
The piece argues Clark Clifford fits McNamara’s defense reforms and will institutionalize the McNamara system. It notes Clifford’s prior involvement in Defense Department laws, his familiarity with McNamara’s methods, and the likelihood that McNamara aides stay on under Clifford.
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Ohio State Frat Pig Pot draws eye on campus dances
The Ohio State Lantern reports fraternities host a pig pot contest to pick the ugliest blind date for a dance. Money pools fund the pot, and though winners are not announced publicly, past prizes included care packages and a year of Metrecal and Noxema.
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Clifford Seen As Johnsons Key Adviser In National Policy
Marianne Means notes President Johnson frequently consults Clark Clifford on major issues. Clifford, age 61, has acted as a de facto adviser without pay, declining official posts while earning over a half million dollars in private law practice.
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