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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
5
The piece contrasts President Johnson’s tax and spend approach with Henry Hazlitt’s call for private property, free trade, and limited government. It argues that reducing government intervention boosts incentives, employment, productivity, and real wages, while acknowledging targeted public spending may aid distressed areas.
Venezuela held a December 1 election with about 93 percent turnout marking the first orderly transfer of power in 142 years. Voters rejected Castro backed sabotage and reaffirmed free government, while Betancourt led a drive with the OAS to curb Castro's influence and isolate the regime on the continent.
Audrey Meadors of Goshen High School Ann Edelen Felicity Franklin Mary Craver Clermont Northeast Dana Alsip Ame ria were named local winners in the 1964 Betty Crocker All American Homemaker of Tomorrow program. They each led their schools in a December 3 written homemaking exam and compete for a share of 110000 in scholarships.
A collection of quips about weight, marriage, bodies adapting to change, hospital misreadings, and a jail claim. Jokes touch on domestic life, maternity wards, taxes, and everyday misunderstandings with a wry, urban tone.
Dr. Alfred Kuhn of the University of Cincinnati economics department plans two talks tied to his new book Study of Society A Unified Approach. He opens with a Faculty Seminar at the University of Michigan Ann Arbor on March 12 presenting A Communication Theory Model of Knowledge.
Miss Elsie Schobert breaks small bone in ankle while coasting McMillen Hill. Weather and war news mingle as Owensville hosts C E S chapter installation with Batavia lodge. Military notes include Lt Patchell returning to Camp Harding and other service updates. Birthday party for Patsy Skeen featured young attendees.
Extension notes veneer research boosts furniture value as modern veneers combined with solid wood for durability and beauty. Pruning grapevines should start between late February and mid April to avoid bud loss and bleeding. prune amount depends on vigor and allowable buds. Also details on Western Sand Cherry rootstock for dwarf stone fruits and Ohio local government funds distribution totaling 46.77 million dollars with Clermont at 178,188.
A column entry requests submissions with author name and address. It includes poems My Mother Feeds Me, There Was So Much of Life in the Barn, and a note on personal growth, chores, and imagination. The piece reflects a small town literary page with domestic verse and rural reminiscence.
Goshen Citizens will meet March 10 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the Methodist Church. Robert Zoellner will show slides of New England in the fall. A spokesman said this promises to be one of the group’s best programs.
The Governor General Georges Vanier urges preservation of humanity in science and society. He calls for honesty, less drug use, unselfishness, and focus on the global human family, warning against moral decay and urging education as militant, God-centered reform.
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