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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1965
Page
7
The piece berates a public funded paper at Willow Run with $188,000 in support and a panel of experts to shape local political discussion. It condemns federal sponsorship and calls the effort a deceptive attempt to control public opinion, likening it to Communist China and predicting swift editorial scorn from rival papers.
Lawmakers adjourn for summer until August 31, with focus on a $290 million bond issue and reapportionment. Debate over capitol improvements shifted funds from Ohio Historical Society and airport development to branch colleges, but a conference report failed to pass. A municipal court overhaul includes new courts and a Hamilton County Mu Court System plan.
Dr George S Benson warns that Medicare costs will climb, insurance will rise, and taxes will bite paychecks as social planning and federal oversight expand. Critics argue private, charitable options remain but government growth risks loss of freedom and rising costs.
Seaman Apprentice Thomas J. Danbury USN son of Mr and Mrs Charles M Danbury Rt 2 Williamsburg participates in Operation Unitas VI aboard the frigate USS Norfolk DL 1 based in Norfolk VA. The exercise begins Aug 18 with U S and Venezuelan forces leaving Trinidad and loops around South America through Magellan Strait and the Panama Canal visiting port cities along the route. The Norfolk's primary mission is anti submarine warfare.
Stamford Connecticut visit recalls Frank Buchman and Peter Howard. The speech traces Buchman from poverty work to a second stage of transforming individuals and institutions, and finally to world governance by God. It notes heritage from Switzerland and early hospice work, then seven years at Penn State shaping a national university focus.
A satirical overview humorously links work fatigue and dental health with broader social issues. It notes Russia's satellite nations resisting Moscow and mocks car payments as a universal burden while tossing in quips about sharp satellite photos and a blinded justice joke.
A writer warns against “broken handle religion” that offers false assurance of salvation. Nicodemus fails to find peace until Jesus proclaims eternal life through belief in God's Son, highlighting that true salvation comes from faith, not human methods.
A letter from Parson Jones recounts a Sunday school incident where pupils clash with a bored teacher over Beatles and hair length. He argues long hair and rock culture illustrate modern distraction, wealth, and democracy, citing the Queen’s MBE and critique of education.
A short poem recalls childhood memories near an old red schoolhouse with crumbling bricks and broken panes. The speaker reflects on youthful lessons, passing years, and peaceful summers, contrasting them with distant wars found only in books.
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