Editorial Letter Sparks Debate Over Kennedy Cuba Stance
The piece analyzes President Kennedy’s Dear Adlai letter amid a Post article's charges about a secret top level strategy on Cuba. It questions wording and references to Stevenson, UN performance, and the Cuba base swap proposal, asking whether defending the nation includes on ground inspection and broader mistrust of official claims.
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Adlai
Saturday Evening Post
Kennedy
United Nations
General
N'L
Security Council
Executive Branch
The
Security
Post
Stewart Alsop
Charles Bartlett
White House @stree
Washington Press ‘Corps
Stevenson
Khrushchev
Cuba
Khrush
Christmas Memory and Gifts From a Child’s View
A writer recalls a tearful Christmas tale of Joe the poor boy who longs for lace up boots. He reflects on acts of charity, small gifts, and the enduring impact of giving on families during the holiday season. The piece frames empathy and the moral pull of shared kindness.
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Clermont County
Restudy Cuba Policy After Post-Election Victory
Dr George S Benson argues the Cuban crisis shows the need to reassess U S policy. He warns Khrushchev gained leverage and Cuba remains a Soviet satellite, urging a proactive approach and constitutional treatment of any treaty with Russia to end backpedaling.
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Kennedy
Cuba
Khrushchev
America
Soviet Union
William D. Pawley
New York
Mikoyan
Castro
Guantanamo
Russia
Senate
Humorous Snippets and Jests From Public Notices
A collage of light quips and anecdotes features lines about a boy’s bright abilities and social habits, a famed actress remarking on egos, a desertion case with a witty courtroom exchange, and brief witticisms about aging and manners. Names include Marjorie Main and Harold Helfer.
Clermont County Notes From December 8 1937 Inheritance Tax And Local News
In November county treasury receipts show 3204.09 dollars from inheritance tax while 472 auto sale bills were filed with clerk C Lewis. Valuation revisions are open for public inspection in Batavia auditor's office with December 15 as deadline for objections. A new Knothole Club division forms at Williamsville Tabasco school with officers named. A Felicity girl underwent major appendicitis surgery at Christ Hospital after small pox vaccination complications. she is recovering in room 264. Veterans receive Pearl Harbor Day ceremonies at Batavia High School with music and films. Nerihi yearbook to be revived at New Richmond High School after wartime hiatus. staff and departmental assignments listed.
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Batavia
State Tax Commission
County Board of Revision
Thelma Reed
Christ Hospital
Thelma
They Say New Theories Will Change Daily Life in 2000 AD
The writer mulls changing habits from brushing to feeding and milk warmth, questioning whether new products and “natural birth” trends will upend old routines. They note shifts in detergents, fats, and diets, and predict future generations will look back at early 2000s “enlightened” changes with curiosity.
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Maes
Ain” Ie
Adam and Eve
Moral Re-Armament and Ideology Clash Across Europe
A series of 1959 statements and reactions from Finnish, Swedish, German, and Swiss circles on Moral Re-Armament versus Communism. Key figures include Bishop Bengt Jonzon, Ludwig Kroll, and Heinrich Hellwege, highlighting calls for a decisive ideological strategy, public pressure, and selective engagement with Communist states.
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Caux
Mackinac
Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Bengt Jonzon
Sweden
Caux and Mackinac
Switzerland
Ruhr
Ludwig Kroll
Cagx
Germany
Federal Republic
Heinrich Hellwege
PISGAH UNCLE PETE MOCKS WOMEN'S MAGAZINES
An unnamed Pisgah uncle mocks women’s magazines and a New York female professor who argues gossip is good for women. He jokes about surveys and pickle counts and vows to send clippings to his congressman. He warns his old lady may read it.
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Wimmen
Department of Agriculture
New York
Agriculture Department
Poems from Poet's Nook and Cincinnati poets
A readable fragment from Poet's Nook includes unpublished poems and signatures with Edith McKay and Clyde Prots from Cincinnati. The verse reflects Christmas and New Year themes with prayers for truth, justice, mercy and brotherhood, signed at 2696 Fenton Ave.
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Te Colomm
Tiapsilton
Fenton Ave
Cindinati 11
Ohio
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Eloise Ellis
Lee Hannah
Gerk
C. Lewis
Knothole Club
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Clermont
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H. Hail
R. Caldwell
J. Fessel
George Ankermille
Clifford Davis
Rt. 74
Frank Hutchinson
Batavia‘ High
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Alfred A. Corwin
Bill van Camp
Bob Erdman
Ed Bess
Kirby Lancaster
Frank Werner
Pauline Trees
Clara Hicks
Margie Ginn
Francis Stevens
Jim Moemke
Hazel McLeish
MRA
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Pete
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T.hay Ward
Poet’s Nook
Jae
Edith McKay
God
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Clyde Prots
Cincinnati
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