End of UAR aid exposes strained US Egypt ties
Editorial notes a 2.5 year aid program with Egypt ending June 30 and questions what the US gained. It cites Nasser's Yemen attack, arm shipments to Algeria and Greek Cypriots, a 1964 Cairo non aligned conference stance, the Congo incident, and a 1964 library attack. It argues aid enabled Communist economies, and cites Sen. Gruening on exporting rice to Cuba and China.
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United States
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Gamal Nasser
American Security Council
Nasser
Yemen
Algeria
Morocco
Cyprus
Cairo
Congo
John F. Kennedy Memorial
State Department
UAR
Cuba
Ussr
Red China
Sen
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Nature Activity Offered At Park Stonelick Lake
James Stahl of the Ohio Division of Parks and Recreation hosts a schedule at Stonelick Lake State Park through the season. Activities include trail walks, animal slides, camp hikes, wildflower slides, park slides, night hikes, and campfire singing with all events free for the public.
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Edenton
James Stahl
Ohio Division of Parks & Recreation
Stonelick Lake State Park
Ohio Park
Stonelick Lake
Recording Action Down In Month In Clermont County
In July the office of William Shebesta, Clermont County Recorder, reported 2672 in collections. Last July’s figures were 2948. Deeds 280 (319), 261 worth 3232131 (280 worth 3530127), and financing statements 300 (347). Top lenders among building and loan firms were Mt Lookout 482550 First Milford 152750 Hunter 276660 Madison Thrift 136500 Milford Home 129000 Mt Carmel 113200. Among banks and insurers and the federal government the latter lent 102075. Kis Sell Co. lent 25750.
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William Shebesta
Clermont County Recorder
Shebesta
Mt. Lookout
First Milford
Hunter
Madison
Thrift
Milford Home
Mt. Carmel
Kis- Sell Co
Negative critiques of U S foreign policy from academe and critics
Dr. George S Benson argues that liberal opposition to U S actions in the Dominican Republic and Southeast Asia is largely emotional and unhistorical. He defends the Johnson policy as a defense against Soviet expansion and urges restraint toward anti Communism.
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Academe
U. S
White’ House
Dominican Republic
Hungary
Norman Thomas
Santo Domingo
U.S
OAS
South Vietnam
Johnson
Intellectuals and the nations role in freedom
The piece argues that critics misjudge U S tolerance in world affairs. It defends active leadership to deter Communism and to use all resources for peace, arguing moral power and responsibility without sacrificing national interests amid Cold War pressures. It calls for clear debate on issues and decisive action rather than face-saving political maneuvers.
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U. S
Europe
Asia
U.S
Water restrictions imposed at village pool site due to low river level
With river flows at a low stage, swimming is banned at the railroad bridge pool until rainfall raises water. Bathers churn mud and burden filters, risking undrinkable supply. Police in the county gain jurisdiction as an emergency Health Board action to be enforced if necessary.
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Board of Health
Parson Jones Reflects On New Church Doctrines And Comforts
In a humorous letter a parishioner jokes about changing church routines and doctrines such as the holy hour at 11 o clock and the holy seat. He notes parishioners fuss over heat cushions and comfort while maintaining some traditional holy practices. He mentions a pocket watch that chimes at 11 o clock and signs off.
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Cnitch
Jesus
Cushion Committee
Poe
Moral Re Armament Plan For China
Installment 1 argues that solving Vietnam requires confronting Diem's murder and world unity. It claims Moral Re Armament can shift US and state officials toward adaptable weapons strategies, noting Viet Cong superiority and potential to gain respect of non Communist nations, Russia, and China.
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Ness
Diem
United States of America
Vietnam
Algiers
Asia
China
Africa
Chou En-lai
State Department
Tommorrow
Russia
Poet's Nook unrhymed verses and quirky rhymes
A collection titled Poet's Nook presents original poems and reprints. It features Natalie Ryan prose and a playful verse about rain and wind, plus light verse by Steven A. Meadors.
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Natalie Ryan
Enquirer
Steven A. Meadors
Food For Thought by Paul Varney
A devotional piece urges readers to personal faith in Christ as Savior not as a social church activity. It contrasts churches focused on great men with those that affirm Jesus as Son of God and urges choosing a church that honors the virgin birth and biblical truth.
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Columbus
Paul Varney
Mary
Lord
Jesus Christ
Savior
Mary of Old
Christ
Christ Church
Son of God
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Ohio
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George S. Benson
Yankee
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Rusk
Hitler
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Tojo
Eloise Ellis
C. R. Colburn
M.D. Commissioner of Health
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Maria
Feith
Glen Este
Harry Bonavia
Newtown
Clermont County
Byron M. Barbeau
Barbeau Construction Management
Batavia
Market Street
Parson Jones
Poet's Nook
Taeu
Food For
Ike Leif Ericson
Spain
Bahama Islands
Amelia State Bank
Amelia, Ohio
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