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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
9
The county grapples with underpaid teachers and a high share lacking college degrees, risking lowered standards. Local funds or state aid are debated, with 62 percent of school support from the state and salaries lagging behind Cincinnati. The author urges residents to fund better pay and facilities.
Dr. George S. Benson argues prosperity hinges on more markets and lower prices. He cites automation raising productivity and wage growth, urges mutual understanding between unions and management, and warns that missteps could lead to unemployment and socialism.
Former Governor Myers Y. Cooper will be the principal speaker at Memorial Day services in Laurel on Tuesday May 30. The Amelia School Orchestra will provide music and a newly erected memorial stone in Greenmound Cemetery will be dedicated at 11 o'clock on Decoration Day. John Farmner Post American Legion will lead, with Rev Frank Hartman giving the dedicatory address. A temporary wooden bridge will be built at Batavia to replace a flood damaged one, under state engineering guidance.
A string of humorous lines and quips about finances and modern art, including jokes about not paying bills to draw for attention, art as painting or sculpture, and a boast about lineage contrasting with Noah’s Ark. The tone resembles a late 19th or early 20th century humor column.
Peter Howard delivered a special address at Waseda University titled Beyond Communism to Revolution. The hall roared with applause as he urged youths to reject atom war and materialism while warning of a world in crisis and calling for a revolutionary moral awakening led by Japan.
Walter Bonilla, ex-citizen of Oriente Cuba, spoke at the Clermont Republican Club May 9. He warned a total U S blockade would topple Castro in weeks, citing Russian missiles, base work at Matanzas, and large blocs of foreign workers aiding Cuba. He urged the president to end the blockade and support Cuban freedom fighters.
The quote by Leigh Hunt notes that people dislike advice not for its nature but because many lack skill in giving it. It highlights the value of thoughtful, well delivered guidance over crude or hasty counsel.
A concise editorial urging self-reliance and personal judgment as the best source of guidance, emphasizing individual decision making and confidence in one’s own judgment.
A reading features two poems by Harry N. Drew Fortune and Pauline M. Roth. The first warns against broken promises and social fallout, while the second defines fortune as inner peace and the ability to see beauty and talk with God.
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