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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1964
Page
7
Nationwide Keep America Beautiful drive gains momentum as volunteers urge litter bag use. The piece notes rising junk across highways and parks and urges personal responsibility to curb trash from 1954 efforts. It also covers farm policy meetings in Ohio and welfare discussions in the Valley Council.
Dr George S Benson argues that Americans must see through Washington rhetoric and Fulbright critiques to recognize real threats from Communism. He warns against isolationism and Flexible policy that could undermine US leadership and urges clear, steadfast defense of democracy.
June bursts with color as fields turn green and brides wear white. Graduates display gold tassels while the government ends another fiscal year in deficit. Middle age brings thrift over romance and inflation erodes savings amid yearly cycles.
Selections from Courier files recount an auto cranking incident at the zoo, danger noted, and a reminder to keep cars in neutral. It notes a county education board selection in Batavia next Saturday, urging qualified men and avoiding partisan bias. James Gibboney’s earlier death is recalled. 1944 notes include bonds, a Salvation Army camp, and local school board updates.
Observing Japan where Masahide Nivusawa, 66, roots a moral reform movement, Shibusawa backs a nationwide program to train 10,000 youths by the Olympics. The speaker warns that freedom without disciplined character is hollow and urges a hate-free America to inspire global change.
Parson Jones writes a tongue in cheek note about deacons voting to add cushions to church pews to increase comfort. He jokes sleepers will outnumber worshippers and laments a loss of faith to comfort and air conditioning.
A Clermont County tour of the Southern Ohio Sub-Station Experiment Farm on Route 62 near Russellville and Ripley in Brown County runs June 25 from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Organizers include the Agronomy Committee and Extension Service. reservations by June 18 cost 1.25 dollars for lunch. The event highlights tobacco, fruit, grasses, irrigation, cattle, and water treatment experiments.
A poem by Grace Rudolf contemplates flood prevention, Johnny Pawley’s bravery, and a heavenly view from a hilltop kitchen. It contrasts city life with rural scenes, noting traffic lights, evening skies, and children at play as the author reminisces.
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