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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1966
Page
3
The new generation seeks positive action beyond protests, aiming to address poverty and hate with sincere, non hypocritical efforts. They call for demonstrations that fight both tangible poverty and intangible social ills like greed and malice.
An editorial from the first 1966 issue of Pace urges a generation to believe in causes, fight for peace with freedom, uphold patriotism, and work hard. It condemns politicians, profit-driven businessmen, and overworked workers as motives to resist. The piece calls for rapid, decisive change powered by faith and God in building a new world.
A New York Times editorial questions the perceived danger of internal Communism while critics warn of extensive infiltration. The piece cites Hoover reports on Soviet intelligence, SDS links, Cuban influence, and civil rights activity as evidence of subtle, persistent tactics.
The essay laments shrinking numbers of young church members and missionaries. It warns that active living for Christ must replace worldly distractions, urging believers to present their bodies as living sacrifices and to avoid conforming to worldly values. The piece cites Romans 12 and Matthews guidance.
A collage of hospital themed quips plays on doctors nurses and patient expectations. The jokes pivot on medical care and the length of a hospital stay with punchlines about nurses and operations mentioning a patient and doctor.
The NFC convention at Kiel Auditorium St Louis drew 10000 delegates from 25 states making it the nation’s largest farmers rally this year. Officials praised the 25 state bargaining region and read a Johnson telegram supporting the NFC’s productive family farm system. Speakers included Senator Yarborough Senator Birch Bayh and Congressman Paul Findley.
Cody was born February 26 1846 and died January 10 1917. Drew who was appearing at Palmer's Theatre in New York City Jen ton neat.
Looking Backward features a 1891 near miss near New Richmond when a horse escaped control due to a groom’s error. The piece recalls early Courier humor and notes the Clermont Club’s Bethel purchase of a church to convert to a town hall. 1916 items cover accidents for two Batavia rail workers, a Highland marriage in Ohio, and a list of marriage licenses across Bethel, Amelia, Milford, Batavia, Williamsburg, and New Richmond.
Clermont County 4 H steering project enrollments open for youth ages 10 to 18. Contacts and deadlines are provided with details on eligibility rules, feed timing, and weigh in dates. Health cancer tips and warning signs are included as general advice.
A letter reply describes the average combat soldier as an 18 ½ year old beardless youth who fights abroad and endures hardship. He is often unmarried, small possessions, listens to rock and roll, drinks cold beer, and smokes free cigarettes. He fixes rifles quickly, shares with comrades, and sacrifices life for others.
A poem page fragment requests prayers for the New Year and for troop ships. It includes prayers by Grace Josien and Frances M. Miller, asking peace on earth, lightening neighbors' loads, comfort for the lonely, and blessing on sailors bound for distant seas.
A humorous letter from a preacher describes his sermon about wages and groceries, cites inflation and Hoover era prices, and notes sniping in Viet Nam, a wife’s remarks, and a church committee meeting while calling himself a “freakish friend.”
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