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Newspaper
The Clermont Courier
Location
Batavia, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1964
Page
9
An editorial praises Labor Day as a national salute to workers and a three day holiday for travel and recreation. It warns that many deaths and injuries come from careless or uninformed behavior, urging readers to use basic safety precautions to reduce the toll this Labor Day period.
Dr George S Benson criticizes political labeling and semantic manipulation. He cites Bart Hutchins Center thinkers arguing democracy must evolve beyond old structures, urging robust public leadership and debate over slogans.
Congressman William H. Harsha asks the Department of Agriculture to declare the drought area in Ohio's sixth district eligible for federal assistance. He says many families cannot cope with losses and aid could cover livestock feed and haying and grazing on crop land.
William Hopkins, former Stone Lick State Park manager and four year Pymatuning State Park head in Ashtabula County, resigns to take a similar post at Henlopen State Park near Lewes Delaware.
A cartoonish collage of quips and jokes about science class vanity and marriage. A chemistry professor drops a coin into acid joke prompts a student reply. Zeb Tyke quip about self wrapped as a bad package. A wig joke notes disguise in women society. A phonetic barbed line ends with a divorce joke.
A poetry feature shows poems by Edna Hamilton and Anna Powelson with child themes. It lists submission details for Mrs. Edna Hemston at 2636 Fenton Avenue Cincinnati Ohio and includes short verses about company, manners, and misfit shoes.
A new courier route will begin operation on Thursday September 15 with Harry Mef ford as carrier. The line runs from Batavia to Hamlet Mt Holly Wiltsee Lindale Bantam and back to Batavia via Elk Lick, expanding the 115 existing post boxes.
An open letter in Die Welt urged Russian editor Alexi Adzhubei to join Moral Re-Armament as a path to a new type of man and a humane, united Germany. Signatories from Bonn to Ruhr urged Russia and the West to pursue real reforms and forgiveness, highlighting leaders of tomorrow and international centres in Caux and Mackinac as models.
Parson Jones vents over heat and politics while debating Bible readings in schools. He asks if banning God’s name includes profanity and whether courts can regulate divine presence, then plans to preach on sheep and ends with rural parish references.
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