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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1961

Page

10

4-Hers Could Populate City Of 85 521 In Ohio Report

Ohio 4-H enrollment for 1961 shows 85 521 youths, enough to form a city larger than Springfield or Parma. Among them 11 009 girls sew, 24 000 are learning sewing, 6 300 cook, 12 000 cook advanced, 3 700 cook outdoors, and 3 000 home management. Boys enter livestock, dairy, sheep, swine, and poultry projects. 4 000 train and ride horses. 1 600 in a band. 122 beekeepers. many in livestock care and safety. Columbia leads with 1 760 members, Clark 1 626, Clement 744. Williamsburg notes club activities. Mt Carmel Garden Club hosts a workshop August 16.

Ohio Stadium Ohio Albert F. Gehfes Columbia County Clark County Clement County

Harsha objects to U S Cuban exiles transport plan

Congressman William H Harsha Jr. criticizes the State Department plan to move 20 000 Cubans to the United States at taxpayers expense. He warns of higher relief and unemployment costs and argues the policy could remove Cuban dissidents who might support a revolution against Castro. He questions the propriety of exporting core opposition to Castro.

William H Harsha, Jr State Department Cuba U.S United States Rep Harsha Castro

State Revenue Drops Slightly in July as Expenditures Fall Sharply

State Measurer Joseph T. Ferguson reported July revenue at 144,256,620, down 915,311 from a year ago, while total expenditures fell 23,017,696 to 87,570,652. Receipts to the general revenue fund were 56,104,867 with expenditures of 40,604,032. highway fund receipts reached 12,663,740 and expenditures 17,632,376.

Joseph T. Ferguson Ferguson General Revenue

Report From Washington Continues on Foreign Aid

The piece questions U S foreign aid to Poland, Pakistan, Tunisia, Brazil and others, asking if aid fuels Communism or strains American defense. It cites about 6 75 billion unspent funds and urges review of the aid program and its impact on national security and living standards.

Poland Pakistan Tunisia Russia Brazil United States East Germany America U. S. Department of Commerce

Local Social News Weathers St Louis and Nearby Visits

In St Louis Bobby Wildt eight, accordionist with an American Music Guild band, earned seven ribbons for seven numbers and scored 94. Others enjoyed visits in Coney and Lexington Ky. Church choir tenor Bill Belk sang in Cincinnati evangelistic services. Social notes mention multiple travels and gatherings with friends and families across Ohio and Kentucky.

Louis Wildt Bobby St. Louis American Music Guild Mr. Rumpke Oakley Bill Belk Williamsville Baptist Church City Gospel Mission Cincinnati Kash Amburgy

Food for Peace and aid programs tied to alliances

The statement clarifies that food for peace and surplus commodities under Public Law 480 are civilian aid, not military alliances. It argues readiness for beneficial military alliances should occur only when mutually advantageous, separating aid programs from defense commitments.

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