Kennedy press remarks on Cuba troop removal and policy
Editorial analyzes President Kennedy's press conference on March six about Russian troop removal from Cuba and verification. It notes his denial of precise troop counts, criticizes stance toward Cuba, and quotes Captain Eddie Rickenbacker urging firmer Monroe Doctrine action. Warnings about UN peace force and Gitmo tension follow.
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Cuba
Kennedy
McNamara
National Review
Washington
Europe
Latin America
Eddie Rickenbacker
Western Hemisphere
North
South America
Castro
Guantanamo Naval Base
Commie
Adoula
Gitmo
Fidel
Batavians Debate School Building and Administration
A Batavia property taxpayer urges focus beyond building type to school administration and budgeting. He argues one story structures cost more long term and cites rent waste and window issues in the new elementary building, calling for accountable board leadership and prudent use of tax dollars.
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the Courier
Batavia
Industrial Art Dept
Loss of faith tests Britain and America, Toynbee warned
The essay argues Arnold Toynbee’s view that civilizations fall not by conquest but from decay of faith. It contrasts Britain’s postwar socialism with America’s shifting ideas, criticizing property rights erosion, social progress measures, and the rise of government intervention over private enterprise and free markets.
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Arnold Toynbee
Britain
Toynbee
America
Laugh and Live Longer: A Wry Shifting of Life’s Policies
A humorous piece on aging and savings contrasts honest living with the belief that one must have the best to prosper. A joke about an optometrist and a saxophone bound for an apartment plays with wordplay and aging motifs.
Hoggatt resigns as Clermont school chief at banquet
Frank B. Hoggatt of Goshen Clermont County school superintendent announces resignation effective August 1 at the 17th annual Clermont County Board of Education and Clermont County Schoolmasters banquet at Williamsburg High School. He has 49 years in teaching, studied at Miami University and Wilmington College, and did graduate work at UC.
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Frank B. Hoggatt
Goshen
Clermont
Board of Education
Clermont County
Williamsburgh High School
Hoggatt
Miami University
Wilmington College
Pleasant Plain
Madeira
Warren County
Ralph Garrison
State Department of Education
I Love
Ohio
Lowell Strathmann
Williamsburg High School
Christine Williams
Louise Krum
Moral Re Armament and Christian Revolutionaries
A speaker argues Moral Re-Armament can curb modern godless materialism and unite Christians. He contrasts Lenin and Khrushchev with Britain, urges a moral line on adultery drunkenness and puritan values, and calls Christians to become revolutionary agents in society.
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Lenin
Italy
Khrushchev
Britain
Lady
Ohio House bills seek year round schooling and board pay
Rep Powell of Butler County introduces House Bill 305 to allow boards of education to establish year round school programs with new funding calculations. Bill 28 gains favorable hearing. HB 209 aims to clarify Blue Laws with roadside stands unaffected. Comments to Capital Building Columbus 15 Ohio.
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Powell
Butler County
Clermont County
Boards of Education
Education Committee
Board of Education
Capital Building
Columbus
Ohio
Harsha criticizes State Dept. loan talks with Brazil Russia
Rep. William H. Harsha denounces a proposed 1.5 billion loan to develop Brazil Russia trade as futile and questions why the State Department would entertain such a program. He cites anti communist goals, Viet Nam efforts, and demands explanation to the American people and taxpayers. A Brazilian delegation to discuss the loan was delayed.
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Harsha
State Dept
Russia
Brazil
William H. Harsha
State Department
Latin America
United States
Western Hemisphere
U.S
Viet Nam
Study Recommends Lab Space for High School Students
A study by the Scientific Apparatus Makers Association advises high school laboratories to allocate 55 to 40 square feet per student and recommends eliminating outdated or disused laboratories to attract more students to science nationwide.
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Scientific Apparatus Makers Association
Grab
Difigy
Prediction And so they married at last
Poem fragment about a union between a woman from a lower social stratum and a man bound by family guidance. The couple overcomes gossip and class barriers, building a home and shared life. Recurrent religious imagery captures solace and reassurance.
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College of Arts and Science
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Pi Delta Phi
Les Politiques
University of Cincinnati
Davie Dean
Earle B. Kincaid
Marysville
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