ACTT Christmas Trains Aid South Vietnam
Editorial urges support for Amer ican Christians Trains and Trucks ACTT collecting food medical supplies clothing and toys for shipment from San Francisco on Christmas Day. Donations returnable via Jaycees chapters or ACTT at 712 Thirteenth St NW Washington DC with IRS deduction noted for 1965.
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ACTT
Viet Nam
San Francisco
South Viet Nam
Jaycees
Thirteenth St. N.W
Washington, D.C
Internal Revenue Service
Selections From Courier Files Highlight Local Health and Law News
Clermont County health league fund drives raised 250 dollars for medical aid, glasses, tonsil operations, and supplies. Two candidates, Ralph A. Hill and John L. Watson, announced their bid for Clermont Prosecuting Attorney. Utilities tax valuation rose by about 10.98 million, boosting local revenue and marking rate increases in New Richmond district. Major general Lewis Wallace, author of Ben Hur, was noted for his Civil War rank and later fame.
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Clermont County Public Health League
P.M. Ashburn
Nto
Thetown Ann
T.Q
Michael Davis
Chas. C. Kearns
Clernt County
GOP
Clermont County
Ralph A. Hill
Milford
Walker and Bradford
John L. Watson
Williamsburg
West and Watson
Baneths
Petatos
American Bar Associations
County Bar Legal Aid Committee
American Citizenship Committee
Ohio State Bar
Hill
Air Force
Judge Advocate General’s Department
Clermont
Earle B. Kincaid
Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Pierce Township
New Richmond
Lewis Wallace
Laugh and live longer and other old time quips
A fragment from a humorous column contrasts native drum uses with modern road rage. A car nearly strikes a white-haired old lady who then humorously asks the driver to remove baby shoes hanging from the mirror. The piece ends with a civic note on child punishment.
Readers reflect on campus subversion and draft card protests
Readers recall 1930s and 1940s communist activity in colleges and the current campus protest scene. The piece cites Aptheker linking socialist scholars to actions against U S institutions, urging revolution and public ownership. It notes a Yale professor calling for militancy and warns that a few activists aim to radicalize students while most are loyal.
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England
America
Herbert Aptheker
Red
U. S
Yale
Aptheker
South
Communist Party
Moscow
U. S. News & World Report
Moral Re-Armed a Great Revolt Patriotic Youth Rally
A Tucson news editorials on Moral Re-Armament or MRA praising a 130 youth tour, Sing-Out ’65, and Freedom message. It highlights campus performers from 40 states and 17 foreign countries backed by Colwell Brothers and Sayre, Wailes, with support from Phoenix officials and the State Fair. An Africa Demostration story from Nairobi links Mackinac Island conferences to Motian urging action across Kenya Uganda Tanzania and other nations.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson
America
MRA
Catalina High School
John Sayre
U.S
Palo Verde
Lew Davis
Phoenix
Milton Graham
Henry Pelham Burn
Mackinac Island
Nairobi
Kenya
Africa
Narok High School
Rift Valley
Kenyetta College
Department of Agriculture Study on Newspapers for Food Ads
A05 study notes newspapers are the best medium for food advertising and marketing information. It states the printed word can be read again, clipped, and filed for reference.
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Department of Agriculture
Food For Thought by Paul Varney
A reading essay contrasts abstract religious beliefs with clear Bible grounded faith. It cites 1 Peter 3 15 Tim 1 12 and 1 Corinthians 3 11 to argue only born again believers can offer definite testimony and that Jesus Christ is the only true foundation.
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Paul Varney
Paul
Jesus Christ
Heaven
Poets Nook Seeks Submissions And Verse By Grace Joslen
Poets Nook features original and reprint poems. Submissions go to Mrs Edna 2636 Fenton Ave Oto 45211. Includes verses by Grace Joslen and Margaret Silmen about mothers turning gray winter and Christmas reflections.
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Warer
Edna
Fenton Ave
Oto
Grace Joslen
Parson Jones Defends War Support Amid Campus Sit-In
A church sermon recounts a Sunday protest by college students against President Johnson's Vietnam policy. The narrator, a preacher, defends the war stance while denouncing the sit-in, signs, and bearded protesters, noting a panty raid at the college and predicting backlash from colleges.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
Moses
Israel
Viet
National Council of Churches
National Council
Marines Warmongers
Alma Mater
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Eloise Ellis
Aller Bauer
Harold Seyler
Nelli Lewis
Norma Johns
Ohio State University
Columbus
Charlotte Speidel
Ohio Wesleyan
Faia
Baltimore, Beth
Charles G. Slack
Marietta College
Marietta
George S. Benson
Columbia
The
Food For
Margaret Silmen
Parson Jones
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