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Editorial urges awareness of misinformation about nuclear power in California. It cites a company president defending coastal plants, quantifies coastline impact, and argues energy is essential for environment, industry, and employment amid widespread energy information. It calls for heedful, fact based public discourse.
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U.S
California
Energy outlook urges national plan for future demand
A major electric utility leader calls for a National Energy Council to coordinate government actions, accelerate research and development, and balance rising energy needs with environmental concerns. He warns energy use will grow with population and per capita consumption unless decisive steps are taken and costs may rise.
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United States
Edison Electric Institute
National Energy Council
Weather and farming bonds through time and memory
The piece reflects on old weather calendars and forecasts from a pre satellite era. It notes the reliance of farm families on daily weather signs, the shift to modern forecasting, and the enduring value of weather awareness in shaping dependable citizens.
Laugh and Live Longer All Wrong
Comic snippets show mismatched marriages, sales pitches, and debt bound people in awkward exchanges. A forward young man admits he married the wrong woman while a piano salesman seeks a grand instrument. A maid faces job pressure and a debtor longs for simple country air. The pieces capture social foibles and workplace frictions in brisk vignettes.
Two Chinas contrasted in a national education talk
The article outlines a comparison between Mainland China under atheist Communist rule and the democratic Taiwan. It covers governance, religious freedom, economic systems, living standards, and media presence, highlighting contrasts in political liberty, private property, and social life between the two Chinas.
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America
China
Taiwan
United Nations
United States
Red China
Mainland
Sun Yat N University
Canton
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tse-tung
Chou ‘En-lai
National Assembly
Legislative Yuan
Executive Yuan
Asia
Chinas
Loveland Couple Wed In Loveland Church Parsonage
Miss Roxanna Vance and Harold Snider wed at the Loveland Methodist parsonage on Jan. 10 with Mrs. Nellie Vance and Mrs. Pearl Snider as mothers of the couple. Local events include a WLW contest sweepstakes for Mrs. Robert Gould and a Legion cornerstone laying in Batavia.
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Loveland
Roxanna Vance
Nellie Vance
Harold Snider
Pearl Snider
Goshen
Methodist
Robert Gould
WLW
Kings Mills
Gould
Legion
H. Lemar
Moscow
Francis Haas
New Richmond
George Haas
Bethel
Joe Reinhard
Lee Hannah
Laclede Kennedy
Auto Club
Messrs
Messrs. and Mesdames
E.R. Beck
Chas. F. Davis
A.R. Blocher
Bert Swing
E. Graydon
Geo. Halse
4-H riders seek shelter for horses at fair week
Letters from area youths involved in 4-H horse projects urge the fair board to provide a shelter for their horses during fair week. They claim their appeals have been ignored.
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Fair Board
Wish I’d Said That At Clermont County Fair
A Clermont County editorial denounces the county fair drifting toward a carnival of currency. It questions priorities between profit and youth, urges a Super Fair focused on 4H Scouts and garden clubs, and calls for raised quality and action.
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Clermont County
Food For Thought on the Occult by Paul Varney
The article argues occult interest is rising and cites Biblical passages from Exodus II Thessalonians Deuteronomy and Luke to condemn occult practices. It urges readers to avoid magic fortune telling seances horoscopes Ouija boards and related phenomena and to seek faith in Jesus Christ and the Resurrection.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus of Nazareth
God
Ministry of the Apostles
Satan
Jesus
John
Three Ghosts Visit New Year Dream Warn of Future
Parson Jones chronicles a dream visit from three ghosts Years Past Present Year and Future. They show a future of shrinking towns, theft in stores, and lunar wasteland unless mankind rejects greed. The tale ends with a wakeful call and a hopeful resolve to improve.
Heartwood and Little Boys Hearts in The Poet's Nook
The column presents two poems Heartwood by Louise McNeill and Little Boys Hearts by Jessie Cannon Eldridge. It notes submission details for original poetry to editor Mrs. Edna Hamilton in Cincinnati. Reading lists a rustic scene of an oak down on a hill and a playful verse about boys with cookies and praise.
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Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louise McNeill
Mary
Jessie Cannon Eldridge
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