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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1967
Page
7
A commentary urges openness of public records against secrecy and warns of eroding birthright. It notes August heat and September return to school as youth prepare for learning, contrasts costs and value of education with protests, and stresses the promise of future through hard work and discovery.
Eloise Ellis presents Batavia items from 50 years ago with multiple notes on local life. Fred C. Kearns and J. H. Daugherty obtain Pullman car service positions. a Batavia auto crash injures several. Betty Winter weds Charles Tilbury in Batavia. Holy Trinity Church donates to USC War Funds. a Sportsmen shoot is planned with prizes.
Author Paul Bethel, a former U S Embassy official and White House aide, testifies that Cuba is controlled by Russia through subversion and guerrilla networks. He says Moscow and Beijing share influence in Havana and Russian bases with radio towers oversee economy and postal system and INRA.
A Clermont County photograph highlights a Cincinnati & Eastern Railway opening trip to Mt. Oreb on April 18, 1877. The sign, printed April 14, 1877 by Advance Printing Co., lists superintendent George H. Wilber and notes full fare. The image overlays a plat for East Liberty, a planned town later renamed Baldwin and Gernon, now unnamed, with area references to Stonelick.
The speaker asserts that Castro is effectively in the Soviets pocket and that Russia runs Cuba. Since 1960, Russian actions on the island are described as military in nature, with progression of influence across Cuba.
The article argues for a Biblical claim of God's everlasting possession of the land of Canaan and the restoration of Israel. It cites verses from Genesis Ezekiel Deuteronomy Amos and John to claim divine right and future blessing tied to Israel and the necessity of being born again to see the kingdom.
The text describes a vast La Gobernadora hill complex in Pinar del Rio with hundreds of kilometers of tunnels. Four tunnels are large enough for two-way truck traffic, enabling heavy weapon movements and potentially missiles up to 45 miles underground in multiple directions.
Parson Jones vents about long Sunday services and hungry congregations after 12:30 pm. He contrasts spiritual focus with material life and defends sacred with everyday humanity, promising a forthcoming sermon on faith versus materialism.
Public discussion grows around House Bill 913 proposing a 21 percent transfer tax on sellers of real estate not a sales tax. Rep Walter White notes hearings and likely modifications as the tax package is drafted in the county. The column also reviews bills on riot control and child support procedures.
BEDTIME STORY by P. J. Blackwell depicts exhausted parents wishing for quiet while children stay awake. DESOLATION presents an old house once full of life now empty and haunted by empty rooms and ghostly shadows. VIRGINIA LAHATTE FROM Times Star.
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