October 31 1968 Clermont Courier endorses Republican ticket
The Clermont Courier urges voters to back the Republican ticket as polls close, noting Wallace siphons conservative support and AFL-CIO mobilizes 1.6 million to register voters. It argues Nixon offers needed change while Humphrey promises more taxes and debt.
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George Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Afl-Cio
Humphrey
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Out and About by Douglas Flach on Kentucky trips
The piece recalls visits to Natural Bridge in Slade and Cumberland Falls near Corbin, praising scenery and hotel meals at Boone Tavern in Berea. The writer notes a Courier recommended judge candidates, mentions Thomas J. Herbert of Ohio, and describes Churchill Weavers and a rainy drive south of Berea ending off Route 90.
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Slade
Cumberland Falls
Corbin
Boone Tavern
Berea College
Courier
Thomas J. Herbert
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals of
Ohio
Herbert
Lexington
Churchill Weavers
Berea
Walker The Original Investigator In Davie Dean Poison Case
Batavia attorney James W. Walker, partner of County Prosecutor Ray Bradford, started the inquiry into Davie Dean's death that led to a poison murder conviction. The story recalls Walker’s early work, his temporary withdrawal from the probe, and misattributions in later political profiles.
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Arthur Keller Batavia
James W. Walker
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Ray Bradford
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Bradford
Barbara Remley
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Dean
Brad
Belfast
Owens
Nafold
Ville
Men- Common Pleas Court
Courier
James Walker
Times Star
Poet's Nook and Halloween Lore Verse Snippet
A column presents two poems with attributions. Love's Wireless by Kathryn McKay offers a silent, hopeful view of communication. Halloween Lore by Mabel Posegate evokes eerie woodland imagery and harvest moonlight from the Times Star.
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Kathryn McKay
Weekend trip notes and reader letters from Goshen Ohio
A fragmented reminiscence covers a country weekend with hiking at Cumberland Falls and a visit to DuPont Lodge, noting cold meals and crowded attractions, followed by reader letters praising Goodwill Industries and criticizing U S leadership and Vietnam era policy.
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DuPont Lodge
Cumberland Falls
Falls
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