Christmas Spirit Inspires Safer Driving On Roads
A columnist urges drivers to carry Christmas time kindness into everyday driving. He argues one instant of carelessness can alter many lives, and says mindful driving reflecting public goodness could transform traffic nationwide.
Love Thy Neighbor in a Christmas Message of Unity
A Christian message urges readers to live by Jesus's great commandment and extend brotherhood to all humanity. It notes barriers to peace, the rise of science, and rockets reaching space as humanity seeks restraint and shared hope amid perils, calling for universal love and harmony.
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Jesus
Earth
Lord
Farm workers wage filings due January 31 1964
Farmers must file annual farm worker earnings reports with the District Director of Internal Revenue by January 31 1964. Penalties and interest apply for noncompliance including unpaid social security taxes. Details cite Form 943 and wage thresholds, with filing to Cincinnati Ohio.
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Internal Revenue
James B. Tuencik
Philipp L. Charles
Cincinnati
District Director of Internal Revenue
Walnut St
Ohio
Freedom of enterprise and world outreach analyzed
A column argues for continuing promotion of the American free enterprise system. It notes success in West Germany and Japan, critiques socialism and communism, examines U.N. diplomacy and Washington policy, and urges educating Americans about profits to persuade others to adopt the American model.
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America
West Germany
Japan
Asia
Africa
U.N
Congress
Washington
Laugh and Live Longer Jokes and Reactions
A string of short, humorous exchanged between a waitress, a salesman, a student and others. A doctor notes a trembling hand during an exam while a drunken husband is spotted at the door. A department store Santa is quizzed by a boy who laments not receiving his letter.
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Santa Claus
Moral Re-Armament and national renewal after Kennedy death
A reflective essay tracing moral turning points in American history from Valley Forge to Pearl Harbor and the Kennedy era. It cites Washington, Lincoln, Kennedy, de Gaulle, Khrushcev, and Johnson, urging a spiritual regeneration and national humility in a time of mourning. The piece quotes Walter Lippmann and James Reston on a shared sorrow and renewal.
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Our
Republic
Valley Forge
George Washington
Gettysburg
Abraham Lincoln
Pearl Harbor
America
John Fitz
Washington
James Reston
Se York Times
Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
Walter Lippmann
de Gaulle
Europe
Khrushcev
Anastas
Los Angeles Times
Johnson
Chautauqua Plans and Local News From Clermont County
Businessmen of New Richmond plan a summer chautauqua in the park with a fundraising drive. Clermont County Club of Amelia hosts the 20th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Henry Trenner with a luncheon and roses. Churches in Batavia and county towns held Christmas Eve programs. Batavia Methodist draws 300 pupils. Clermont County’s new court house plans move forward with a $75,000 project approved and financing to be arranged with the Civil Works Board. An Army airplane traveling from Lincoln Airport, Cincinnati, is noted.
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New Richmond
Clermont County Club
Amelia
Henry Trenner
Cambridge
Ohio
Lena Penn
F.A. Brown
Trenner
Willard B
Virginia
Eppley
Anna Sanders
Harry
Mary Penn
Lena
W. B. Houck
Kentucky
Frank Hitch
Frank Malick
Harvey Penin
Louisa
Batavia
Clermont
New Court House
Civil Works Board
Columbus
Donald Hall
Allen B. Nichols
B.L. Keicium
Dave Gallagher
F.A. Roberts
Civil Work Board
Crossword Across and Down Clues From Geographical Grid
A compact crossword clue list featuring Across and Down entries. Includes terms like Among Rodent shade of blue and various common words such as Cover with, Cantering horse, Work, Evil glances, Indefinite article, Health resort, Cereal grain, Greek portico, Prescrip tion term, Rigidly binding, Performed, Layer, Hawk parrot, Smart blow, Los Angeles, Celestial being, Crippled, Bondsman, Swiftly, Rich countries, Wagons, Yearns slang, Epochs and Capital Ge.
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Los Angeles
Civil Rights Bill Invades The Home
The article argues the civil rights bill enlarges federal control over housing and lending. It warns inspectors could judge discrimination in home sales or rentals and cites banks, lenders, and federal programs as covered. It notes opposition in Congress and growing homeowner concern about federal intrusion.
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Federal Reserve System
Federal Home Loan System
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cincinnati to Columbus forced landing on farm
A plane from Cincinnati to Columbus made a forced landing Saturday afternoon on the Frank Schubert farm near Owensville due to a short gas supply. The plane and pilot suffered no damage and a crowd gathered curious about the incident. Rich ard Stevens, 28, manager of Kenney funeral home, was injured last night when he leaped from his automobile at Forestville moments before it crashed into a line of Cincinnati & Georgetown Traction cars. Stevens was en route to Cincinnati to visit his mother, Mrs. Lola Stevens. Ray Oetzel of Ohio township displayed an ear of corn with three small ears attached to one stalk, believed to be the Yellow Lemon variety.
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Cinnati
Columbus
Owensville
Frank Schubert
Bethel
Richard Stevens
Kenney
Cincinnati
Lola Stevens
Juergens Avenue
Ray Oetzel
Ohio Township
Christmas Constellation by Edith McKay
Poem reflecting on Christmas, stars and the Christ Child birth with moral message. Includes verse about Judean hills, the Christmas story, and festive images of trees, bells, and Santa Claus.
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Christ
Santa Claus
Bethlehem
Christ the King
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