What Your Dimes Buy in the March of Dimes Drive
Editorial on the National Foundation March of Dimes drive in January focused on birth defects and polio progress. It highlights funding for research and treatment centers in medical schools, the Salk Institute, and hopes for an omnibus vaccine, noting one billion arthritis and rheumatism cases and urging generous donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Foundation—March of Dimes
Tonay
Salk Institute For Biological
Long Standing Habit Shapes Nation’s Power Growth
The electric power industry shows a long standing growth pattern with 1963 marking the first trillion kilowatt hours in U S output. U S load exceeded the Soviet Union by 137 million kilowatts as 500 000 volt lines expand and research pushes toward 750 000 volt test lines. Total plant investment reached 54 billion dollars. 1958 62 taxes by power companies average the highest among industries with 1963 taxes about 2 67 billion. A Miami villa civic association in Clermont County Ohio filed non profit articles of incorporation with trustees and statutory agent named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Soviet Union
Miamiville Civic Association
Clermont County
Ohio
Ted W. Brown
Unions debate work hours and unemployment at Harding College
Dr. Hans Sennholz of Grove City College warned in Arkansas that shorter hours and higher pay do not solve unemployment. He argued unemployment is a cost price issue, with wages pricing labor out of the market while government programs may worsen inflation and dependency. He warned against make-work and urged reforms that boost productivity and independence from federal intervention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Arkansas
Harding College
Hans Sennholz
Grove City
Pa.) College
Sennholz
Europe
Japan
Dr. Sennholz
Labor
Sam
Uncle Sam
Couple wed as friends joke at bridge hill wedding
Gaylord Weaver and Miss Elsie Lungmus married by Rev Burdsall at the M I parsonage. Friends outside played tricks on the couple reversing wheels and tying the buggy. they helped recover the vehicle and then headed to Hamlet for congratulations from family and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaylord Weaver
Branch Hill
Elsie Lungmus
Hamlet
Burdsall
M.I
Gaylord
Golf Brings Laughter and Warnings in Lighthearted Vignette
A collection of humorous quips about family life and growing up. A five year old questions school and jokes about jail for dad, a Texas cousin wrecks a flashy foreign car with a pun about Mercedes Benz, Uncle Groover and ink ventures, and a girl in organdy becomes a woman in jeans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luke
Texas
Kenya's independence marks new era under Kenyatta
At midnight December 11 Kenya raised its new flag and became independent after 68 years of British rule. Prime Minister Kenyatta urged unity and warned against division while calling for hard work to build the nation and an East African federation. He reassured that independence does not grant licence to disregard laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenya
Vere James
F ‘Zabeth
Prince Philip
Ore County
Jomo ¥Enyatta
Africa
Kenyatta
Himan
Nairobi
Mau Mau
Uhuru
Panga
Somalia
Mzee
Ohio Mother of 1964 nominations open this year
The Ohio Mothers Committee invites nominations for The Ohio Mother of 1964. Active church members with proven motherhood through their children’s achievements must be nominated by an organization. Deadline is March 1, 1964, with a luncheon in April in Columbus. Each nominee receives a Certificate of Merit. State and American selections follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Andrews Parish
Milford
South Milford
Ohio Mothers Committee
Ray Cave
Crescent Rd
Columbus
Ohio
New York City
Wayne County Farmer Succeeds Laycock on Wildlife Council
Loyd A. Alexander of Wayne County succeeds George Laycock a Glen Este native and former Clermont County resident on the Ohio Wildlife Council. Laycock, a freelance farm and outdoor writer for national publications, recently moved from Glen Este to Cincinnati and is a former Clermont County Library Board member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Co. Farmers
Laycock
Wild Life Council
Glen“ Este
Loyd A. Alexander
Wayne County
George Laycock
Clermont County
Ohio Wildlife Council
National
Glen Este
Cincinnati
Clermont County Library Board
West Clermont Admits Dog Obedience in Adult Program
West Clermont school district will offer a dog obedience course in its adult education program at Glen Este Junior High if enough interest rises. The class, taught by a qualified instructor, requires dogs at least six months old and registration begins Monday and Tuesday at Glen Este High School. Additional details on other adult education classes are available from the West Clermont Board of Education at 752-0666.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Clermont
Glen Este Junior High School
Gentle Shepherd Guide Me Through Perilous Night
Poem reflects a pilgrim’s plea for guidance and daily sustenance. It contrasts wild geese in a distant sky with a believer seeking steady moral leading from a gentle savior amid grief and strife. The speaker asks for divine light to reveal changeless life.
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Eilorial Faye
San Diego
Foctel
Civic Group
Robert Bonnell
Betty Rein
Louis R. Berling
Minton Christman
Miamiville
Henry Liebel
Cornette and
Rudd
Second National Building
Ninth and Main Sts
George S. Benson
Labor Economics
Eloise Ellis
Weaver
Jim Cox
School Survey Commission
Pvvu
U.s.q
Fred Lipps
Chicago
Iowa
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Montana
Yellowstone
Batavia
Holland
Robert Herman
County Federation
Elbert Kennard
Allen Roudebush
R. J. McGinnis
Harry Kahle
Russell Speidel
Fred Hoh
Sidney Sharp
Amelia
Helen Alberta
Judith Ann
Jewish Hospital
David
Groover
The
American Cancer Society
Methodist Church
North and Market St
Poet's Nook
Well
Curtis
Saturday Evening Post
Flo Spaulding
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