Editorial urges action for seniors during Senior Citizens Month
The piece calls for society to share the burden of rejection faced by older people and to boost life in aging years through community programs. It highlights sponsorship by the Council for the Aging and the Community Health and Welfare Council and urges clubs churches unions and agencies to help. Their Today Is Your Tomorrow.
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Council For the Aging
Community Health and Welfare Council
Right To Work under Taft Hartley faces Congress battleground
A historical overview argues for Right To Work as a personal freedom, tracing its roots from 1791 France through U S Supreme Court decisions and 1915 Truax v Raich. It notes Section 14 B of Taft Hartley allows state or territorial laws and urges voter input on union dues and workers rights.
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France
Europe
Supreme Court
Justice Hughes
Truax
Raich
California
Seecto
Be alert to Cancer s Seven Danger Signals
Warning list highlights seven danger signals including unusual bleeding a lump or thickening in the breast or elsewhere a sore that does not heal and changes in bowel or bladder habits Seek medical advice if any symptom lasts more than two weeks and schedule an annual health checkup.
Looking Ahead Dr Georges Benson on progress and moral roots
Dr Georges Benson argues that true progress hinges on inner human qualities rather than wealth or status. He critiques focus on crime and Great Society rhetoric, urging renewed moral vigor and personal responsibility as the basis of a lasting, free American society.
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America
Poe
Two TV sets promised per home energize voters
A lighthearted look at modern political promises and quirky notes from New York’s Narrows Verrazano project. A doctor suggests penicillin gifts, a man avoids wearing a kilt, and officials scramble to fix a coin shortage while Treasury and bankers explore options.
Bitten by Dogs Spur Warden Actions and Local Notices
Selections from Cowbty files report dog bite cases in Washington Township and Williamsburg Township with Pasteur treatment and 12 day quarantine for rabies observation. Clermont County officials note dog incidents, water supply talks between Mulberry, Milford and Cincinnati. County voters name Zenas Anstaett to Clermont Commissioner. First Salk polio vaccines begin for Clermont County children with parental consent. Boy Scouts postpone Georgetown pilgrimage to May 1.
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W. O. Ferree
Washington Township
Minnie Darnell
Moscow
Rt. 1
Longworth
Felicity
Colburn
Board of Health
Alice Beckman
Arthur Huntley
Williamsburg Township
Ferree
Zenas Anstaett
Batavia
Clermont County
Ernest Ruffner
Edgar Mosbacker
Orville Halbisch
Earle B. Kincaid
Republican Executive Committee
Anstaett
Batavia Township
Bethel
New Richmond
Amelia
Owensville
Goshen
Milford
F. M. Oxley
Moral Re-Armament backs Viet Cong and pledges U S stay
Johnson proclaims determination to remain in Vietnam with no defeat or withdrawal while affirming progress in North East Asia. Editor notes the lead editorial from Himmat in Bombay praising America's presence and future development.
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South Vietnam
America
Himmat
Asia
New Voice
Bombay India
Traffic Deaths Dip In Past Year In Ohio County
Clermont County reported 19 traffic deaths in 1964 down from 26 in 1963 and 1554 total accidents up from 1440. Pedestrians killed rose to six from four. state totals included 354 pedestrian deaths, with overall property damage in the county at 786,730 and statewide at 75.3 million. Director Nelson urged greater care on highways.
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Clermont County
Warren C. Nelson
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Nelson
Why People Prefer Faith Over Bible And Creation
The author contrasts belief in evolution with biblical creation, questioning why some trust dreams or visions over scripture. Citing First Corinthians and Acts, the piece argues that the natural man cannot discern spiritual truths and that miracles are only recognized by those with Holy Spirit insight.
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Peter
John
Jesus
Parson Jones Puts Down Humorous Marriage Critique
Parson Jones jokes about marriage with insect imagery and old time opinions. He notes family wars in society and mocks dating customs while planning a wedding he is to perform with a butterfly yellow dress and beetle suit.
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Jesus
Parson Jones
Avalon and poems featured in Poet's Nook section
A Poet's Nook column prints original and reprint verses with contributor details. Flo Spaulding Evans authorizes memory of Avalon era and riverfront shows while Martin Chesley offers a tree metaphor on poetry.
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Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati UI
Martin Chesley
Enquirer
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