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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
9
Editorial notes cancer study advances over 25 years include a drug for a rare pregnancy related cancer, Pap smear early detection reducing uterine cancer deaths by half, and new drug combinations prolonging leukemia patients' lives. It urges greater funding for the American Cancer Society to speed victory.
A letter from Mrs. Wright to the Society describes the help Colleen McNeill received from the American Cancer Society. The three fold program outlines support, care, and encouragement as part of the agency’s typical aid to patients.
The column lists Clermont County census enumerators and notes area changes. It reports Hamilton Building occupants returning after a fire and mentions school district consolidation talk led by E A Stine with a Mt. Carmel Glen Este plan. It also covers New Richmond Ohio Township bond petitions for a $60,000 hall funded by American Legion and VFW backing.
Opinion piece arguing that American Communists pose a real threat and must be prosecuted. It cites indictments of the Communist Party, debates over self incrimination, and calls for vigorous legal action to defend American institutions amid Cold War tensions.
A column from Inter-County Leader reflects on clever taunts about money and debt and jokes about giving two dollars while receiving one. It notes sages say hard work and sacrifice drive success, then offers quips about marriage, work, and family life.
A Rollins College co ed praises the Moral Re Armament program seen as an appeal beyond riot and liquor. Letters from students cite dedication and vision, noting the speaker’s conviction and the potential impact on youth in America and abroad.
The piece discusses Moral ReArmament with claims of modernizing humanity through strict moral standards and a universal goal. It mentions college newspapers at Duke Clemson Wake Forest UNC and Virginia and notes Russia and Sayre involved in promoting ideas in Moscow. Alaska is described as vastly larger than Rhode Island. The Italian government preserves Port town.
Paul Varney cites John 10 14 27 to contrast true believers who know Jesus as Savior and follow him with those swayed by religious leaders. The piece asks readers if they are among those saved and able to distinguish Christ’s voice from strangers.
Parson Jones writes about the Sunday rush, family chaos, and church attendance. He argues that crowded Sundays fray family bonds and suggests separated worship or a return to simpler rituals, ending with a hopeful note for better shared gatherings.
A short poetic appreciation of a cheerful homemaker, naming Edith M McKay and Eleanor Thayer of Good Housekeeping. The piece portrays a motherly figure whose home is described as industrious and bright with flowers, singing kettle, and a steady, warm daily rhythm.
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