Moon Landing Sparks National Pride and Space Hope
An Ohio writer extols Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 crew for placing a man on the moon. The piece celebrates American achievement, world-wide TV reach, and space tech as a path to peace, naming Armstrong Aldrin and Collins and urging unity over radicalism.
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Ohio
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin Jr
Michael Collins
Looking Backward and Amelia Ashes A Town Journal Mix
George R. Graham editor of Graham's Magazine dies in Orange New Jersey at 81 after decades shaping fashion journalism. Amelia residents fend off a fire. church wartime role highlighted. Mrs Frank Moore and Julia Dimmitt visit Batavia. Batavia society figures host guests. Cincinnati tradesmen vacationing along East Fork Bethel notes retirement quip about a gold watch.
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George R. Graham
Graham
Orange
N.J
Imagazine
Amelia
Frank Moore
Washington, D.C
Julia Dimmitt
Xenia
A.M. Dimmitt
California campus debate on racism and revolution
A report questions if the campus will serve as a staging area for violent change or revolution. It notes Eldridge Cleaver as a principal lecturer for a course on racism, while amid references to alleged crimes and a San Francisco State College student newspaper.
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California
Eldridge Cleaver
San Francisco State College
Gater
Rebuilding Efforts After 1969 Fairground Fire Endorsed
Letters discuss options faced by the Fair Board after the March 1969 fire. The community overwhelmingly supported rebuilding the property as a concrete and steel stadium, borrowing 75000 dollars, with long term interest costs anticipated.
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Our
Fair Board of Directors
Agriculture Association
Fey
Area Grateful For MGS Water Line Extension
A resident thanks officials for extending the water line to MGS and notes they informed their office to respond to the public about a personal role as a former pusher for the water project.
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MGS
Hymns of All Faiths Day Is Dying in the West
A historical overview of the hymn Day Is Dying in the West noting Mary Artemisia Lathbury as author and William Fiske Sherwin as the tune composer. It highlights Harder’s praise, its global standing in evening worship, and connections to the Chautauqua movement and Look Up Legion.
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West
W. Garrett Harder
Cardinal Newman
Harder
John H. Vincent
Chautauqua Assembly
New York
Lake
Mary Artemisia Lathbury
Manchester
East Orange
New Jersey
William Fiske Sherwin Chautauqua
Lowel Mason
America
Sherwin
New England Conservatory of Music
Boston
Independent
Isaiah
Capitol Reporter Highlights Ohio Public Facilities Bill and Fluoridation Vote
The Ohio House passes a public facilities bill with a May primary fluoride referendum on water systems in municipalities. The measure funds capital projects from bond issues and reallocated funds, with allocations for environmental and natural resources, youth services, and water programs.
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House
Senate
Ohio
House Finance Committee
Department of Natural Resources
Ohio Youth Commission
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