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Newspaper

The Clermont Courier

Location

Batavia, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1963

Page

5

Editors Praise Youth Access to Uncensored Government Report

An editorial condemns US government press manipulation citing the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee report on Visa Procedures by the State Department. It notes public access limited until December 1962 and praises efforts by a private foundation to distribute reprints to 20 000 high schools nationwide, urging informed citizenship.

Senate Internal Security Subcommittee Department of State Struelens Scott Keating Dirksen Hruska Eastland Dodd Johnston McClellan Ervin America’s Future New Rochelle N. Y

On-Site Inspections in Cuba Show Urgency for Verification

Senator Keating warned the Soviet buildup in Cuba may require on-site inspections to confirm missile removals. He cited ongoing Russian activity, including maintenance at sites, and argued without inspections it is impossible to determine the true missile situation. The call presses for Senate action to investigate.

Cuba Senate Kenneth B. Keating Russia Keating Sen. Keating

News control echoes from Cold War to modern times

The piece argues that false news and controlled information shaped public perception during the Kennedy crisis and the Cuban confrontation. It cites quotes from Arthur Sylvester and editorials from Editor & Publisher and The Washington Evening Star, warning that government information control threatens press freedom and liberty.

Eisenhower Kennedy Washington Khruschev Pentagon Arthur Sylvester Defense Washington’ Evening Star Thomas Jefferson

Laugh and Live Longer and Pithy American Sayings Collage

A collection of humorous quips and anecdotes from a country editor, a pastor and milkman, and a classroom exchange. The items poke fun at debt, misdirected checks, affectionate talk, a dog stealing cake, and Africa’s interior used for exploration.

Africa

Old jail torn for parking lot in Batavia area

Looking Backward features notes from Batavia and surroundings. Officials of Western Auto Store plan to demolish the old jail and mayor court to create a parking lot with future expansion for the auto store. Local memories recall past town governance and court use.

Loveland Western Auto Store Bob Martin John Law

Moral Re Armament El Condor Goes To Italy

Phillip F. Miller reports that Moral Re-Armament's play El Condor promoting Christian revival and anti Communist ideals travels from Peru to Italy. The Bari premier drew officials, workers, and nuns. the Italian government promotes the project amid fears of Communist influence.

EL Condor Italy Phillip F. Miller The Daily Tribune Royal Osk Mich San Marcos University Lima Peru Nixon Japan Eisenhower San Marcos Freedom Latin America Brazil Moral Re-Armament Mackinac Island Michigan Europe Recife Tonio Falcao Bari Lozapone Chamber of Industries Confederation of Free

PTA Observes Founders' Day at Batavia High

Batavia PTA marks Founders' Day with a service in the high school auditorium on Thursday February 14. Rev. William L. Scanlan will offer the invocation. Tom House will trumpet solo with Bruce Behlow directing music. members urged to contribute birthday pennies to the Founders' Day fund.

Batavia PTA High School William L. Scanlan Holy Trinity Church Tom House Bruce Behlow

UC Classes At WC Not To Interfere

West Clermont school officials say UC classes to be scheduled after school hours and will not interfere with the regular high school program. Officials note the UC center offers real educational opportunities to area youngsters.

West Clermont UC Center

Clermont In Columbus Sees Assembly Move On Printer Contract

In last week's column the author notes the Columbus Blank Book Co. wins the printing contract, enabling the assembly to advance. The piece mentions Loveland residents paying 1 percent income tax and proposes a bill granting the home city priority of taxation with a 1 percent credit where employed in Cincinnati.

Columbus Blank Book Co Loveland City of Cincinnati Capital Columbus Ohio

What Lincoln Might Think of America Today

Just Thinking reflects on Lincoln’s possible view of modern America as a land of material wonders yet troubled by political decay and corruption. It imagines his reactions to space programs high speed growth and rising freedoms while condemning segregation gangsters and evasive self interest.

Lincoln Douglas Kane County Springfield

Goodwill Schedule Set For February

February schedule for goodwill representatives lists locations including Batavia New Richmond Pleasant Hill and Mt. Carmel Summer areas with dates in February and contact names and phone numbers for each. The item compiles multiple entries with specific dates and contacts across several towns.

Cleare Amelia Audria Myers Batavia Julia Bennett Lottie Felicity Clare Fee Emma New Richmond Joseph Higgins Pleasant Hill Area E. A. McCoy Karlena Davis Mt. Carmel Summer Area Goodwillries Willia Blanche Williamsville Mabel Emerson

Winter Dream and Winter Song Poems in the Nook

A fragment from Poets Nook includes two poems and notes from Ame sauces Awe and editors. Winter Dream by Betty Ann Dickey portrays a cold street lit by a cold moon while longing for a cozy fire. Winter Song by Ruth Lippert contrasts melting snow with spring and lists flowers to come.

Ruth Lippert

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