Negotiations in Paris hinge on freeing American POWs
Editorial argues POW release is essential to any Indochina settlement. It contends Hanoi uses hostages for propaganda while refusing humanitarian pleas, and warns against linking prisoners to political gains. Bout with bombing remains leverage, with a call for immediate access to released captives.
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Indochina
Vietnam
Paris
North Vietnam
Nixon
Vatican
George McGovern
U.S
Johnson
Hanoi
South Vietnam
Looking Backward across Septembers in New Richmond and Batavia
A compact review of 1947 and older local items notes Mrs. Minnie Lindsey hosting the D C Club in New Richmond, the Wirth reunion and Billy Fitzgerald’s wedding anniversary, visits between Batavia and Columbus and New York, and trips to the Great Lakes area. Earlier 1922 items recount campers facing flood upheaval, burglaries at Amelia Coat Factory, Nichols family travel, and a famed Clermont tomato champion. A 1897 tale follows a boy named Archie Keen finding eight gold pieces in Elk Lick with a postal note home.
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New Richmond
Minnie Lindsey
D.C
John Haussermann
Wirth
Billy Fitzgerald
Charles Fitzgerald
Batavia
Nick Kain
New York
Ethel Wilson
Columbus
Fritz Kramer
William Jenike
al Amaso
N. M
Isabel
Gilbert Sipple
Verla Beach
Margaret Sipple
Great Lakes
Niagara Falls
Canada
Amelia Coat Factory
Cortell Batavia
Allen B. Nichols
Georgetown
Beail
Harold
Salem
Ind
Amelia
Albert Stricker
Clermont County
Clermont
Elk Lick
Archie Keen
George Keen
Archie
Mr. Keen
Klondike
Nixon appeals to youth and GOP leaders urge action
President Nixon urges young voters to remember their first vote as a proud choice at Marine Stadium. Governor Rockefeller lauds Nixon’s experience and courage in a GOP keynote. Interior Secretary Morton nominates Agnew as vice president, saying Nixon and the country need him. Senator Brooke defends the duty to judge the President fairly.
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Richard Nixon
Marine Stadium
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
G.O.P
America
Rogers C. B. Morton
Secretary of the Interior
Agnew
From the Files of The Courier fragment
A fragment from The Courier recounts a boy proposing to form a syndicate to operate the fields until Monday, though two or three thin scales were lost in a labyrinth of a small vial.
Nixon in position of overwhelming GOP strength after Miami convention
Washington reports a unified GOP contrasts with a split Democrats. Nixon and Agnew run together while conservatives gain control of party machinery. The liberal platform appeals to many, and polls show Nixon with a two to one lead, making a November victory widely expected.
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Nixon
Miami
G.O.P
Washington
D. C
Spiro Agnew
Don’t Kill A Kid Month Proclaimed By Ohio Leader
Governor John J. Gilligan proclaims September as Don’t Kill A Kid Month in Ohio. Eugene P. O Grady notes 1971 548 school age deaths and 1972 264 through June, with 94 five to nine year olds last year. A broad volunteer campaign led by state departments and associations aims to cut school area accidents and urges motorists to watch for children near schools and playgrounds.
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John J. Gilligan
Ohio State Fairgrounds
Columbus
Hanford L. Combs
Martin W. Essex
Ohio Department of Education
Robert M. Chiaramonte
Ohio State Highway Patrol
Jean Werts
Governor’s Traffic Safety Committee
Douglas N. Avery
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents, Inc
Eugene P. O’grady
Ohio Department of Highway Safety
Eugene P. O'Grady
Ohio Highway Safety
Ohio
O’grady
Department of Highway Safety
State Highway Patrol
Ohio Broadcasters Public Service Foundation
Ohio Association of Insurance Agents
O'Grady
Counterfeit Gospel and School Vouchers Debate
The piece warns against false teaching and urges discernment of true Bible doctrine, decrying the denial of Christ's Deity and the Trinity. It then argues for educational vouchers, proposing a $1000 per student credit to empower parents to choose public, parochial, or private schools.
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God
Jesus Christ
Son
Holy Spirit
Christ
God the Father
Public School Pilot Program Demands Community Interest
A Batesville Mississippi school system launches a pilot education program integrated into government classes under Superintendent Lawrence Mullins. A featured American citizenship seminar at a 500 Tech High School drew high school leaders from multiple states where a staged Communist speaker provoked a heated forum, provoking protests and debate among students about capitalism and the nation’s policies.
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Batesville
Sardis
Mississippi
Lawrence M. Mullins
America
Tech
Florida
Alabama
Tennessee
Texas
Arkansas
Missouri
Ganus
Election registration rules and deadlines outlined
The Clermont Courier explains reregistration rules for voters who miss two consecutive years, address changes, and name changes, including a mail option for name changes since March 23 1972. It notes registration closes October 10 1972 and that party affiliation is not required.
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Board of Elections and
Letter To The Editor and Commentary Reflections
A reader expresses gratitude for media cooperation in Clermont County coverage. The letter discusses film industry controversy around M A S H and Nina Van Pallandt, noting her lack of acting experience and ties to Clifford Irving. It includes a poetry excerpt and a request to submit pieces to editor Mrs Edna Hamilton in Cincinnati.
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Clermont County
Nina van Pallandt
Nina
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
Mexico
Irving
U.S
Edna Hamilton
Fenton Ave
Cincinnati
Ohia
Growing up is a bigger joke than we thought
Parson Jones pens a humorous letter to the publisher musing that grownups never truly mature. He notes adults chase bigger toys, louder noise, and older games, compares political life to childishness, and ends with an invitation to visit with his grandson at a hot weather pool outing.
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St. Paul
Washington, D.C
Jesus
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R-Mass
Food For
Harding
George S. Bensor
Searcy
Clermont Courier
Mockingbird
Ethel Jacobson
New York Herald Tribune
Brueronrow
Nook
Parson Jones
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