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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1965
Page
9
In a proclamation tied to Law Day and Police Week, J Edgar Hoover urges Americans to honor the rule of law and respect for officers. He notes tensions over policing and cautions against disrespect for law, stressing the duty of citizens to uphold lawful authority.
The article summarizes Eugene Methvin’s four year study on Red rioters and their use of demonstrations as a cold war weapon. It outlines five stages of Red violence from infiltration to mobilizing mobs and urges public education and exposure of Red units to counteract these tactics.
A collage of jokes and quips includes a Swede in a saloon seeking squirrel whiskey and a taxi of oddities in a school room. It also hints of political notes about support from the White House.
Column notes request submissions to editor Mrs. Edna Hamilton and presents two poem captions. It also describes a pictured scene Beneath the locusts with Maytime Snow by Julie C Kugler and a Rose Room vignette about antiques and a girl observer.
The LO.O.F. anniversary meeting at Edenton drew a large crowd last Saturday week with an apt program and abundant dinner. A forged check case emerged as a worker used E A Earnest's name to pass funds, leading to e forgery reports after the Batavia bank transfer.
The piece links fear of weapon stockpiles to divine justice and end times. It cites Alaska earthquakes Tornadoes and Biblical prophecies from Job Revelation and Matthew to argue against worldly dread and emphasize spiritual risk rather than earthly power.
Gandhi argues Diem failed to live Moral Re Armament but urged its adoption and warns U S ideology must guide Vietnam. He cites Norman Cousins on political programs and calls for a moral revolution in the United States and India to counter Communism and win Vietnam’s hearts and minds. He notes Hanoi’s rejection of Johnson peace talks and questions Viet Cong influence over South Vietnam. He reflects on Kerala elections and India’s path away from Communism.
A pastor objects to newspaper wording about a member's death and urges the publisher to avoid terms like died departed expired and laid to rest arguing such phrasing judges the dead. He warns of potential offense and asks for an apology to the church.
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