Expanded programs for elderly aid in 1973 Older Americans Act
Representative describes 1973 Older Americans Act Amendments expanding social security protections, civil programs, and aging services. Highlights include Operation Mainstream public service, a Federal Council on Aging, state aging agencies, a national information clearinghouse, RSVP and Foster Grandparent programs, senior centers grants, and focus on helping elderly lead productive lives with dignity.
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Marriages in 1948 Clermont County list large pairings
Looking Backward 25 YEARS AGO June 17 1948 records many marriages with ages and residences in Batavia Amelia Milford New Richmond and Cincinnati. The list includes William Marcus Edith Cantrell Thomas H Boring and several other couples detailing ages occupations and hometowns.
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Chile
Edith Cantrell
Thomas H. Boring
Wilmington
Oes
Oichard Weber
Cincinnati
Marguerite Westmeyer
Milford
Steve Baker
Richard Earl Wetzel
Daylton
Patricia
James H. Menkhaus
Baker
Amelia
Teresa Geraci
Batavia
Raymond Phillips
Johnetta Parker
Donald R. Graser
New Richmond
Betty Lois Burkhardt
Icerk
Charlie Martin
Camp Dennison
Janet P.ker
Inmen
Virginia Harrison
Howard Melvin Allen
Plasterer
Bethel
Edith A. Pinkerton
Clermont County
Miami University
LeRoy
Ada House
L.D. House
Oxford
LeRoy D. House
Thompson
Nixon's Stand Upheld as Watergate Fallout Heats Up
Washington report notes John Dean testimony raises questions on Nixon's knowledge of Watergate coverup. Nixon admits mistakes and supports full investigation but will not testify or resign. Public opinion shows growing support, cited by a Miami radio poll of 144 in favor and 42 opposed, citing press fairness and Nixon's overall job performance.
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Washington, D.C
John Dean
Miami
Retiring Clermont County ACS Leader Thanks Community
Letter from Floy Bowen Smith, retiring executive of the American Cancer Society Clermont County Unit, expresses gratitude to volunteers, contributors, media, county officials, and agencies for support since opening the Batavia office in 1961. She credits teamwork with establishing the society in Clermont County.
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Cancer Society
Clermont County
Floy Bowen Smith
Flag Day Address Urges Unity and Honor for Veterans
President Woodrow Wilson recalls Flag Day's meaning and the flag as a symbol of national unity. The piece links Honor America Day to a peace era, honors veterans, and calls for continued sacrifice and civic effort.
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Fathers Day Lore and Legend Across Congressional Battles
A compact study of how Fathers Day became a fixed holiday after years of annual designation. It notes Senator Margaret Chase Smith’s 1957 push urging equal honor for both parents and cites broader protests shaping the calendar change. It also evokes clocks and urban beauty as contrasting motifs within the broader piece.
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Congress
Margaret Chase Smith
Obey God Not Men The Offense Of Biblical Truth
The piece argues against accommodation in religion noting how true faith clashes with efforts to please all and avoid offense. It cites Acts 5 29 Matthew 15 and Luke 6 26 to claim that honest scriptural teaching will offend some and that Christians must prioritize God over public opinion.
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Senate Finance Committee
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Parson Jones on Cussing in Schools and Language
A letter writer laments pervasive cursing in society and schools. He jokes about soap, hog imagery, and dictionary words while urging personal restraint and considering including cuss words in books. The piece reflects midcentury rural American humor about language.
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Senate Advances Land Use and No-Fault Divorce Measures
The State Senate passed H.J.R. 13 to allow current use assessment for agricultural land. S.J.R. 27 moves to ballot after House processing. S.B. 48 creates a limited no fault divorce. Budget actions loom with education funding and potential tax reform.
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Looking Ahead to the Biggest Political Scandal Focus
The piece names key figures tied to early disclosures in a major scandal involving the White House and Senate leadership. It cites Robert G. Baker, Johnson, Walter Jenkins, and Matthew H. McCloskey as central players amid a broader media and political entanglement.
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Three Sea
Preae
Sanear Democratic Congress
Sohiene
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Pee
Robert G. Baker
Senate
Timate Friends
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Matthew H. McCloskey
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Watergate era charges and media role in Baker-Johnson network
A critical review questions media coverage of the Baker Johnson Jenkins affair and links to Watergate era politics. It contrasts past investigations with alleged Democratic Party connections and future revelations, noting Cronkite references and upcoming legal actions.
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Bobby Baker
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