Editorial Page Loses Trust in Kremlin Nuclear Posture
The piece criticizes Khrushchev's sudden threat to resume open testing as atomic blackmail and questions Western confidence in nuclear stockpiles. It argues the Kremlin never changes its aims, urges resuming tests to verify strength, and warns of a need to prepare for harsher actions amid international reactions.
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Khrushchev
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
Rusk
White House
Free World
Lewis L. Strauss
US Atomic Energy Commission
Reader’s Digest
Navy
Russia
Belgrade
Zit Yost
Berlin Crisis Spotlight Seeks Western Freedom Narrative
Dr George S Benson urges renewed public awakening to the contrast of East and West Berlin. He notes mass East German defections to West Berlin, Khrushchev's aims to control Europe, and calls for US leadership to resist Soviet expansion and pursue self determination for all European peoples.
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West Berlin
Free World
Berlin
East Germany
Russia
Europe
Germany
West Germany
Khrushchev
America
Africa
Clermont Courier Staff and Publication Details
The Clermont Courier, Batavia Ohio weekly newspaper, established 1826 as successor to earlier papers, issued Thursdays and Sundays. It lists staff roles including editor associate editor outdoor editor publisher and several named personnel.
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Batavia
Ohio
Congress
Clermont Courier
Spirit of the Times
Chronicle of the Times
Earthquake Shocks and Political Notices on Sept 1861
Centenary notes recall a strong earthquake felt at 5 am. Ohio State Fair announced in Dayton Sept 10 14 1861 with a ventriloquism and feats show. Obsequies for James Lattimer of Company E drew fifteen hundred mourners in Boston. Obituaries for John F Morehead and John G Marshall tied to local politics. Union County convention aims to nominate Sheriff candidates William Raper and John Behymer with praise for Raper’s service. Fremont declares martial law in Missouri and Lt Stratton is honorably acquitted.
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Dayton
John H. Klippart
Eds. Courier
Union County
William Raper
Batavia
Raper
Our County
Capt. Hulick
Bright Talk and Western Barroom Wit Collide in Jumbled Column
A humorous column mix discusses bragging, traffic gripes, and rural life in Enterprise Alabama. It features Fred D. Donaldson on Easy Street, Zeb Tyke remarks on women drivers, reflections on the Ten Commandments and Congress, a mother and her kids, a thermometer gift, a Fahrenheit brand choice, a rough West saloon scene, and a TV show gripe about children watching.
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Enterprise
Alabama
Fred D. Donaldson
Teaching Seeks Better Child Education
The article outlines evolving education methods from team teaching to ungraded classes and teachers aides. It notes automation like teaching machines and language laboratories as modern tools, with the National Education Association supporting personalized, efficient learning.
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The
National Education Association
Johnny’s literacy woes spark call for better English teaching
The author laments Johnny’s poor reading spelling and writing and cites an 1837 grammar book. He cites U S Education Office efforts to bolster English teaching and critiques the lag in accessible courses for adults seeking literacy improvement. He argues schools should emphasize foundational language skills and use existing methods before expanding government programs.
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Johnny
U. S. Office of Education
Congress
Ponderings From Pisgah Uncle Pete Dear Mister Editor
An unnamed Pisgah columnist jokes about Florence South Carolina banning shirt tails on streets and fines, praises the law, and muses on modesty. He riffs on Russia Khrushchev and horse meat, then notes fall season approaching and country folks preparing for work after summer visits.
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Florence
South Carolina
Russia
Khrushchev
West
Poets Nook and a Prayer for Quiet Deaths
A pair of verse fragments from Frank Hartman and Mary White Slater share reflective passages. One extols a sparrow's humble beauty and simple music, the other longs for a brave, defiant end to life with memory of a final, bright farewell.
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Mary White Slater
Times-Star
Wauseon to Sell Damaged School for Municipal Use
The Wauseon School Board will sell an explosion damaged school building to the village for 60 000 dollars to repurpose as a municipal building. In Defiance county Northeastern Local teachers pursued college study this summer and many travelled for professional growth. The SUNY system expands as two year colleges feed transfers to the state university. The National Science Teachers Association awards 25 college scholarships totaling 10000 dollars for 11th and 12th graders through science projects and exams.
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Wauseon
Ohio
Defiance
Albany
N. Y
State University of New York
Thomas Hamilton
State University
National Science Teachers
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West Main St
Batavia, Ohio
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Angela Sanders
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Robert K. Sladers
Roger B. Clark
Robert Dorsey
Richard R. Aicholtz
Nelson D. Smittle
Ulysses
E. L. Korb
Paul Flood
James F. Wisecup
Frank Kremm
J. L. Brown
William Normas
Rbbinson's Hall
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John F. Morehead
Felicity Company
John G. Marshall,Esq
Georgetown
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Couries
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Pierce Township
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Missouri
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Western
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Pisgah
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