Re Armament To Every Young Indian
Gandhi letters urge Indian youth to thank America for wheat aid and to learn farming. Anju Chinai organizes signatures from Indian students to send to Luci, President's daughter, as a sign of gratitude. The message emphasizes self reliance in food production, manual work, and practical skills for India’s future.
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Gandhi
Germany
India
de- India
America
Luci
Anju Chinai
Anju
Himmat Weekly
Bombay
Fuparica
Asia
Editorial on inverting poverty programs with night school incentives
The piece mocks a federal anti poverty plan in Alexandria Virginia paying dropouts 125 per hour to mow and later offering free night school tuition funded by city taxpayers The author ridicules the idea that daytime workers can attend night classes and argues the Great Society rhetoric is hypocritical and impractical The tone is satirical and critical throughout
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexandria
Virginia
Washington
State of Virginia
Kortok
Great Society
Fragmented dialogue poem and classroom vignette
A scrambled OCR fragment shows dialogue about time healing cracked school life and a lively dance floor moment. The scene includes a professor, a dinner guest, a student, and a playful exchange about perceptions and wealth.
Poet's Nook and Who Shall Say in Farm Journal
A Farm Journal selection features two poems by Merab Eberle and Margaret D Green. The page note credits Mrs Edna Hamilton of Cincinnati as editor contact and presents brief poems about dawn, seasons, love, and nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohio
Merab Eberle
Farm Journal
Harsha Proposes Ten Percent Boost in Railroad Retirement
Representative William H. Harsha of Ohio's 6th District introduced legislation to raise Railroad Retirement Act annuities by ten percent. He noted benefits unchanged since May 1959 while living costs rose about ten percent and pensioners received only four increases in twenty years. The measure follows a recent government report citing increased costs in November.
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Gressman
William H. Harsha
Ohio
Harsha
Department of
Rcent
Shrine Club Elects Officers for Batavia Chapter Business
Clermont Shrine Club met January 12 at CG&E Batavia for annual officer election. Elected: Nick Visnic president, Sam Potts first vice president, Carl Copenhaver second vice president, Earl Wolf secretary, William Kenton trustee, Earl Metzger treasurer. Other trustees named for various terms. Retiring president Ralph Frazier and retiring trustee Sam Potts noted. Shrine Circus ads, dinner for Nobles and ladies planned for February 24 at CG&E Beckford plant New Richmond with plant tour afterward. Reservations to Noble George Day by February 18.
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Clermont Shrine Club
Cg&e
Batavia
Sam Potts
Nick Visnic
Carl Copenhaver
Earl Wolf
William Kenton
Earl
Beckford
New Richmond
4Th St
OH Sharp
Selections from Courier files spotlight Oddities of district life
The piece wryly recalls events in Wayne township District No. 8 with Quinby as teacher, a clash over passage to the afterlife, a baseball bat stand, and a revival by a travelling minister who loses his horse and earns a stern rebuke. A 50 Years Ago note from Jan 26 1916 reflects on preparedness and national defense.
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Wayne Township
Stephen Quinby
Quinby
Brown County
Clermont
No. 8
Vera Cruz
Congress
Atlantic
Mexico
Youngstown
J.C. Dale
Great Society funding questioned over retiree needs
A speaker argues the Great Society neglects retired railroad workers amid rising living costs. He says the administration focuses on helping people worldwide while retirees on fixed incomes require attention first. He insists care for domestic retirees should precede international aid.
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Ember
Great Society
Great
Which Candle Burns Longer Riddle From The Page
A playful exchange asks which candle burns longer. The answer: neither, both burn shorter. The dialogue uses a blue and a green candle as props in a quick wordplay.
Readers Thank Public for Convention Attendance
On behalf of Jehovah's Witnesses, thanks are given for cooperation in publicizing the circuit convention. A total of 1,368 attended the main talk Sunday afternoon, including a goodly number of the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editon
Jehovah’s Witnesses
Price controls spark debate on government role in industry
An editorial criticizes President Johnson's use of price controls on strategic materials like aluminum. It argues such moves resemble a government managed economy, risk undermining private enterprise, and raise questions about Congress guiding national pricing policy amid industry pushback and concerns over stockpiling goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Efee
Congress
White House
All Souls and Book of Life Promise Salvation
A religious reflection cites Revelation and Psalms to warn that God records sins and judges all people. It contrasts this with being born again through Christ and assures forgiveness as described in scripture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Parson Jones Calls for Godly Demonstrations at Church
Parson Jones reports a poor year with declining attendance and offerings. Deacons discuss drastic ideas from public demonstrations to self immolation, but he argues for reform through sincere worship and service. He jokes about sermon topics as he ends with a light quip.
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Bill Longsnoot
Turkeyhead Jones
Bit
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Olitoria
Nia
Editorial
Poet's Nook
Margaret D.green
Shrine Club
Eelis
Little Wayne
Bethel High School
George S. Benson
Vice
Cack Wauk-Sa'gay
Num
Food For
God
Death
Hell
Parson Jones
Main
Bill
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