Pearl Harbor Day Reflections on Duty and Liberty
A historical commentary recalls December 7 1942 as a turning point and urges vigilance against draft evasion and antiwar protests. The piece links Pearl Harbor to ongoing threats and calls for continued public service to defend American freedom amid Vietnam era tensions.
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United States
Pearl Harbor
America
Vietnam
Legion Hosts Clermont Selective Service Boards Dinner
Legion men and Selective Service Boards No. 1 and 2 of Clermont County were guests at a Water Log Inn dinner in New Richmond on December 2. Speakers included William P. Dooley and Henry Cushard, with 18 Legion hosts and several board members present.
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Legion Entertains
Selective Service Boards
Clermont County
Water Log Inn
New Richmond
Clermont Co. Council of the
America Légion
American Legion
William P. Dooley
Legion
4Th Dist
Henry Cushard
Clermont Co
Henry E. Schenz
Dale H
Nichols
Grand Chemineo
G. W. Howard
W.E. Sims
A. E. Snyder
J. W. Strimple
W. J
Wames R. Carlisle
Naval Training Station
James R. Carlisle Jr
Amelia
Ohio
U.S. Naval ReServe
Great Lakes
Illinois
David Branch
Pvt
North Africa
Special Book Display Set At Glen Este High
A collection of 448 new library books for teenagers and adults will be on display at the Glen Este High School Library from December 11 to 15. The exhibit, open 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., covers over 50 subject classifications and is free to teachers librarians and other professionals. Books and catalogues are linked by a numerical system and the event welcomes the public and Clermont County professionals.
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Glen Este High School
Glen Este
Williamsville Road
Everett Park
West Clermont
Warren Tipton
Glen Este School
Clermont County
Parson Jones Reflects on Hippies and Youth in California
A letter from Parson Jones contrasts his poverty era upbringing with today’s hippie subculture. He recalls growing up on the wrong side of the tracks, garbagedigging, a joke about the only elevator, and playful mischief, ending with a wry note about square and round holes.
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California
Out and About on Todd's Fork Canoe Trip Detours
A Sierra Club outing on Todd's Fork is thwarted by low water as Ohio officials release Cowan Lake. Canoeists reroute from Indian Riffle Bridge to near Spring Valley, facing a landowner dispute before launching. The river remains navigable with occasional riffles and fallen trees. The piece notes potential channel widening by the Soil Conservation Service.
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Flach Douglas
Rocky Fork Creek
Todd’s Fork
Sierra Club
Bob Morgan
Ft. Ancient
Boy Scouts
Terrace Park
Stewart Proctor
Stewart
Miami
Xenia
Spring Valley
Mai
Soil Conservation Service
Flying fish reach speeds and heights far above water
Flying fish can travel through the air at speeds up to 35 mph for hundreds of feet and have been observed rising as high as 50 feet, noted by Sports Afield.
Local Schools Receive Tax Distribution In Clermont County
State Representative William Massey said checks totaling 326 12 17 mailed December 1 to Clermont County school districts. The supplemental aid follows August General Assembly action setting a new distribution formula. Batavia 12508 57 Bethel Tate 27867 63 Clermont Northeastern 26493 05 Felicity Franklin 9979 03 Goshen 45553 25 West Clermont 107071 43 Williamsburg 24732 95 Milford Exempted Village 59661 36 New Richmond Exempted Village 12745 50
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William Massey
Clermont County
General Assembly
Batavia
Bethel
Felicity-Franklin
Goshen
West Clermont
Williamsburg
Milford
New Richmond
Gold drain spurs dollar concerns in 1960s notes
In a Washington report from the Clermont Courier, Harsha notes foreign and some American speculators buy gold as the dollar weakens. He links devalued British pounds and U.S. policy to the rise in French gold holdings, which grew from 1.641 billion in 1960 to 5.238 billion in 1966, much of it from purchases abroad.
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Johnson
U.S
United States
France
Frances
Great Britain
Russia
U.S. Gold Reserves Decline Amid French Claims and Debts
The piece compares France and the United States on gold holdings, noting U.S. gold stocks fell from 17.80 to 12.9 billion dollars by 1967, while France owes the U.S. over 6.7 billion from WWI and 302.8 million from WWII. Despite partial repayments, France's bullion purchases strain U.S. reserves. the article urges France to settle its debts before gold claims are honored.
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France
United States
U.S
America
Thanksgiving faith and poetry celebrate salvation and nature
A column features Paul Varney's meditation on assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ, urging belief beyond doubt. It also includes The Poet's Nook notes with poems by Ruth Lippert Gratitude, Carole Hiles, and Bethel, Ohio, plus a snowy night tableau and a winter mirror image of East Fork.
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Paul Varney
Jesus Christ
Jesus
Laughing at Snoring and A Clock Joke
Columns and wry lines note social humor from snoring disorders to a fixed clock reflecting restaurant life. A quail hunting note from Southwest Texas closes the brief with sports whimsy from Sports Afield.
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Texas
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