Final Week Looms as Legislators Mull Key Bills
The House and Senate push toward adjournment with a last full week likely in late July. Reapportionment plans face floor votes amid uncertain support. the controversial Fair Bus Bill (S B 365) moves from Education to Finance for possible passage. The Mill Bill to curb below cost milk sales lingers in House Agricultural Committee. The School Foundation Bill returns for concurrence but risks widening inequality and curtailing extended services even if funded more, while Senate plans to add money without pursuing equalization.
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Lawrence Carlier
House
Senate
Education Committee
Finance Committee
Education
House Agricultural Committee
Lancione To Speak At July 24 Democratic Picnic
Lancione the only announced Democratic candidate for Ohio governor will be principal speaker at the 4th annual Democratic Picnic at Sportsmen's Recreation Park on State Route 222. He is in his 10th term in the Ohio Legislature and serves as minority leader of the Ohio House. He will speak about 4 p.m. and stay for discussions on state government with Clermont County residents.
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Ohio
Lancione
Ohio House
Bellaire
Ohio State University
Belmont County
Sportsmen’s Recreation Park
Clermont
C. H. Robinson
Batavia
Clermont County
Looking Ahead at George S Benson and Johnsons Policies
The excerpt debates Lyndon Johnson figures and U S policy, noting shifts in positions on labor law repeal right to work, Dominican affairs and anti-communist stance. It criticizes pragmatic compromises and political wagering while urging adherence to sound principles despite partisan pressures.
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Aeves Beseiden
From the Class: Light Speed Sparks a Witty Comeback
A teacher extols the sun’s light speed to a class. A student quips that it’s downhill all the way, delivering a humorously dry take on a science moment and human foible in a light exchange.
FIRE FROM PIPE SPREADS ACROSS DRY GRASS NEAR SUMMERSIDE
In Summer side Geo. Bickel noticed dry grass catching fire from a spark dropped from his pipe and the blaze raced into Geo. Schneiders pasture. Neighbors brought sacks and water to beat the flames and prevent a barn fire.
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Geo. Bickel
Summerside
Geo. Schneider
Vietnam conflict debate and Tito-style regime critique
Rajmohan Gandhi argues against Gordon Walker's Tito-style Communist solution for Vietnam. He warns such a regime would spread to Thailand and beyond, urging a radical shift in U S attitude and a strong, united response to the Viet Cong. He stresses ideology is essential to winning the Vietnam war and calls for frank national resolve.
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China
Rajmohan Gandhi
Vietnam
Patrick Gordon
British Labor Party
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Peking
NEW York Times
Gordon Walker
Asia
South
Thailand
Malaysia
Philippians
Ceylon
India
Africa
Ireland
White House
State Department
United States of America
Diem
Seed as life and power of scriptures in faith
A devotional reflection on seeds and growth as a metaphor for faith. It cites Mark 4 14 20 John 6 63 Romans 1 16 and 1 Corinthians 3 6 18 to emphasize that belief in the Bible brings salvation and divine power, while some reject the message as foolishness. Do you doubt God's Word.
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Mark
Jesus
Apostle Paul
Rom
Apollos
Heaven
Hell
God
Parson Jones Warns Adults Prefer Golf Over Sunday School
Parson Jones argues adults resist Sunday School as “kid-stuff,” praising Mighty Mouse golf and bridge over religious study. He claims churches should engage adults with adult interests to draw them to faith and perhaps eternity on the golf course.
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Texas
Mighty Mouse
Parson Jones
Revival at Owensville First Baptist draws 60 decisions
The Owensville First Baptist Church wrapped up a five night revival led by evangelist Martin E. Jones. Pastor C. W. Jessee reported 60 decisions were made. Bible school starts August 2 at 9 a.m. for two weeks with coordinators Mrs. Blanton, Mrs. Backster and Mrs. Hanamann under Pastor Jessee.
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Owensville
First Baptist Church of
C. W. Jessee
Martin E. Jones
Caterdine Fla
Paul Blanton
Robert Backster
Verne Hanamann
Jessee
Poet's Nook garden verse echoes family hopes
By W. E. Farbstein. A reflective poem contrasts a ten year old's wish to wear trousers with his sister's wish for pants like aunts. It blends garden imagery of blue larkspur, pink columbine, scarlet roses, honeysuckle and hollyhocks with themes of color, growth, and friendship with gardens.
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