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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1964
Page
7
The piece cites The New York Times editorial commentary and questions Senator Goldwater's stance on liberty and extrem e defense amid Harlem riots. It argues rioters acted under Goldwater’s echoed conviction and suggests he was not baiting the police or disturbing the peace.
A leading Senator, acclaimed by his party for the presidency, denounces critics as inciting to riot and defends liberty against license. He scorches The Times and Governor Rockefeller, and jabs at General Eisenhower amid a charged speech signaling strong party confidence.
Dr. George S. Benson argues the Goldwater controversy exposed media bias and urge adherence to core conservative principles. He notes Goldwater won broad conservative support and calls for parties to align with lasting ideals rather than flexible postures. The piece links commitment to individual rights, free enterprise, and restrained government to national liberty.
An exhortation on church duty to teach believers and foster personal Bible study. The piece contrasts capable teachers with churches that neglect deep teaching, cites Hebrews and Timothy to urge growth in grace and knowledge, and questions readers about their Bible knowledge and spiritual progress.
A jumble of humorous vignettes about a nickel-nursing couple at a movie with a fussy infant and a witty chorus of quips. A father explains drive in banks to his son as cars’ real owners. A defendant jokes about stealing chickens amid literary anecdote with Tristan Bernard.
A parent asks if liability coverage is needed when adding a dog as a family pet. Homeowners policies typically include personal liability coverage for pet related claims. without such a policy a comprehensive personal liability plan can provide protection for injuries or property damage caused by family members.
Selections from Gourier files recount a Sunday carriage accident on a curve near Naworth’s and Patchell’s. Mrs Lutes and others were injured as a Cincinnati auto driver’s vehicle frightened the horse. injuries include a broken arm for Mrs Malott and severe bruises for several passengers. The baby remained unharmed and the party was helped to their homes by the auto driver.
Senator John E Powers of Boston urged 1200 youth at Mackinac Island conference to adopt Moral Re-Armament to unite youth across races and confront Soviet and Chinese ideologies. He claimed the future belongs to those who act with inner strength and love, urging delegates to wipe out apathy and defend democracy. The event capped a session for college and high school students with a second four week session to begin July 20 and a large portion of delegates staying for further training.
Six Clermont County youth depart July 26 for the Regional Farm Bureau Youth School at Miami University Oxford with about 190 youths from 20 southwestern Ohio counties. Attendees include Donna Crymert Mak Steele Don and Henry Marshall plus the writer. projects include a mock legislature. Sponsored by Farm Bureau Federation Cooperative Association and Nationwide Insurance.
Parson Jones complains about a dispute over children playing on church grass and a group called Save the Grass Crusaders. He notes wives scolding boys, a woman named Ellie Nicklesinger threatening to leave, and wonders if grass has a soul. He jokes about miracles and church work in a humorous, reflective letter to the publisher.
A fragment shows Poet's Nook inviting unpublished and reprint poems with author address in the corner. It references Edna Hamilton Cincinnati and a piece about summer in smoky streets, plus poems by Marjorie Somers Scheuer and Louise Cain Halsey with themes of autumn and grief.
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