Health study urges tougher draw on local doctors
Editorial notes Health Study Council report urging Clermont County to study attracting doctors dentists and nurses as need for expanded services grows. It cites areas with fixed services and cases where patients cling to old providers or resist new techniques driven by cost and local support. It argues financial backing determines physician and dentist viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Health Study Council
Clermont County League of Women Voters
TV Critique Calls for Kinder Shows and Curb on Violence
Hazel McLeish argues television harms children with violence and constant ads. The piece laments interactive cartoons and urges more programs like Captain Kangaroo and Ding Dong School for educational value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Ding Dong School
America Faces Vanishing Gold and Budget Pressure
The piece argues the United States is depleting its gold reserves due to a persistent trade and spending deficit abroad. It calls for reduced foreign expenditures, adjusted aid, and a shift to business-like foreign aid aimed at returns, noting potential risks from foreign creditors and a Russian threat.
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Searcy
Arkansas
America
United States
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Japan
England
West Germany
Untitled notice list of names and relations
A fragmented list appears to catalog individuals including Dr KB, Mrs. Paul Flood, James FL Wisecup, Mrs Frank Kremm, Brow, Mrs William Norman and others. The brief item reads as a notice fragment with no clear action or context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KB. Ob. Korb
Paul Flood James FL
Wisecup
Frank Kremm
William Norman
Township road disputes and zoning debate in Stonelick
Letters discuss township trustees failing to maintain roads amid long standing disputes and the newly proposed zoning ordinance in Stonelick Township. K J Leppert, chairman of the Stonelick Zoning Commission, explains zoning aims and emphasizes voter approval and community improvement.
Jokes Flash Across a Town Page
A collection of short comic bits and quips including a dentist patient, a Texas GI poker tale, a brick incident, a jittery bride, a traffic gag, meal praise, a punchline about a room for improvement, political gravy, and a willpower test. The items play on everyday misunderstandings and social traits with light humor.
The Vanishing American Farm Population in 1959 Census
The 1959 Census of Agriculture shows farm numbers halved since 1920s, with 3.7 million farms and farm population shrinking while national population doubles. Average farm operator age rose to 50. four of five farmers own land. average farm value up 63 percent since 1954. Mechanization and rural-to-urban opportunities pull youths away. few graduates return to farming. consolidation grows as incomes on farms lag behind non farm work.
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Census Bureau
Ringing Phone Pitches Spark Reader Frustration
A reader laments escalating telephone solicitations from studios oil firms massage gadgets and home improvement companies. The nuisance interrupts meals and work and prompts calls for stronger phone privacy while noting some claim to financial need but most offer unwanted products. The piece questions the modern selling craze and suggests limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbotts
Say What You Think Week Sparks Letter From Pisgah
A reader writes editor about federal overreach and farm policy from 1950s posters to electric fences. He muses on government, taxes, and cedar posts, then notes Ringling Circus attendance in Washington and hints at a Say What You Think Week. He plans to write his Congressman.
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Hisself
U. S. Department
Congress
Ringling
Washington
Enery Varmit
Mister Editor
Poets Nook and Spring Hopes amid Winter’s Hold
A reflective piece blends seasonal verse by Margaret Stockwell Talbert and Norma Jean Bunting on March’s gloom and April’s promise. It contrasts bleak skies with resilient pussy willows and budding trees. A 1961 Savings Bonds promo underscores national defense needs and guarantees Treasury replacement for lost bonds. It ends with a humorous letter about a local critic.
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Hazel McLeish
George S. Benson
National Education Program
The
Clermont Courier
Batavia
Ohio
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Batavia, Ohio
Clermont Publishing Company
West Main St
Jerald
Fortney Thomas
Wortney
Eloise Ein
Arthur BR. Steddom
Will Keller
Angela Sanders
Veekey
Ree
Donald Patton
Robert K. Slade
Roger B, Clark
Robert Dorsey
Richard KR. Richalts Nebon D, Smittle
Ulysses
National Safety Council
Stonelick Township
Anna Smith
County Planning Commission
K.J. Leppert
Stonelick Zoning Comm
Texas
Mrs. Smith
Mrs. Brown
Fred Farbelow
Clinton Davidson
Pisgah
Nadir
Margaret Stockwell
Talbert
Pussy Willows
Norma Jean Bunting
Savings Bonds Volunteer Task Force
Treasury
Maine
Sulit
T Eure
Belne Hamilton
Pfentn
Cineine Mati
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