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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1965
Page
3
Editorial argues two November issues in West Clermont and Union Township elections. It contends the school board race centers on district consolidation while noting legal limits. asks voters to choose the two most capable candidates who can address growth and future needs.
The letter from Abraham Lincoln to Daniel Rohrer in August 1859 declines a Minnesota political invitation due to legal duties. Context notes Lincoln's 1858 debates, Senate loss, 1860 nomination, 1861 inauguration, and 1865 assassination. From Slack Collection, Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio.
Uncle Sam promotes the Payroll Savings Plan and Bond-a-Month Plan to encourage saving. Bonds mature at a rate of four dollars per three invested, with no state or local income tax on Series E and potential tax deferral until cashing. The program ties saving to broader national and world goals, urging steady participation.
Poem by Daniel J. Steible features a paddling bird and autumn pond scene. A separate draft describes a woman weaving and wearing a crimson bordered Afghan with a sumac gown to mark September’s end, all from Times Star.
The piece recounts controversies over campus radicals and academic freedom from Berkeley to Rutgers and North Carolina. It notes debates on free speech limits, a Rutgers professor Genovese linked to Marxist material, and North Carolina’s 1963 Speaker Ban law affecting on campus speakers amid funding and accreditation concerns.
A paternity suit featured a judge handing a congratulatory cigar to the defendant as a verdict loomed. The piece questions a state law on accreditation tied to large federal grants and private funding, reporting a commission formed to seek repeal if needed and urging North Carolinians to resist Communist influence in higher education. Dr. Stefan Possony warned that radicalization among youth could reshape national will and values via colleges and universities.
A 1998-retro look recalls a quilt show from 95 years earlier drawing crowds and funds over $50 for Circle No. 3’s M E Church. Other notes cover 1930 streetcar service cuts, an 11 pound girl birth, theft losses, a Batavia clothing store opening, and Mt. Carmel schoolhouse benefit events.
Mrs. Craver's fourth grade at Owensville elementary heard two community speakers. Clinical instructor Mrs. Herbert Rein described an imaginary plane trip to the Hawaiian Islands and a return voyage by ocean liner for the social studies unit. Artist Mrs. Pat DeCamp from Owensville taught perspective in an art lesson.
The article cites Matthew 16 18 asserting Christ will build the church against hell. It warns against false witness and discord among believers citing Proverbs 6 16 19 and II Thessalonians 3 11 and warns of judgment for those who stumble others with harmful words and actions.
A rural preacher recounts being grilled by deacons over remarks about life on other planets. He faces an upcoming apology while arguing the Bible does not ban science or space exploration and that faith and reason can coexist.
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