Editorial on cartoon bias in political caricatures
The piece argues presidents and cabinet members face harsher cartoons than liberal figures. It notes Nixon singled out Herblock as a chief offender and warns officials not to flinch at caricatures. It questions the partisan tilt in cartoon criticism and calls for fairness.
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United States
Rogers
Connally
Nixon
J. William Fulbright
Mike Mansfield
Henry A. Kissinger
William O. Douglas
Benjamin Spock
John V. Lindsay
William Kunstler
W. Averell Harriman
Shirley Chisholm
Edward Kennedy
Herblock
Washington Post
What is Escrow and How It Works in Real Estate
An escrow is a deposit with a neutral third party, often a bank, controlling release of funds or documents upon agreed actions. It helps buyers like Tom ensure title clearance and lien resolution before payment, and can be used in other contracts such as staged payments for drilling a well.
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Tom
Jerry
John the Baptist and Bible teaching on divorce
A sermon contrasts heroic duty in faith with modern pulpits failing to teach biblical divorce and remarriage. It cites John the Baptist’s martyrdom for truth, cites Jesus teaching on marriage from Mark 10, and urges faithful adherence to all scripture including reproof and correction.
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John the Baptist
Herod
Philip
Jesus Christ
Mark
Jesus
Moses
Education and Citizenship Indoctrination Debate in 1936 Speech
In 1936 the newly inaugurated Harding College president urged compulsory courses in American history government and comparative economics. He warned of a generation lacking citizenship understanding and exposed concerns from Congress and the Library of Congress about a federal program for citizenship education and anti propaganda measures.
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Harding College
United States
Youth “Movement
Library of Congress
Congress
Communist Daily World
Cutoff calls for wage price reform and fair labor law
The piece argues the wage price freeze exposes the need to reform labor relations to curb inflation. It cautions about union power, rising wages, and price hikes while urging Congress to balance collective bargaining and promote free competition with a fair rulebook. It warns of radicalization among youth but stresses nonviolent engagement and civic action.
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Congress
Bomb dropped in county prompts search near Deerfield area
A World War II test bomb discovered on James Long farm near Deerfield Road prompted sheriff deputies to seize the casting and move it to Batavia. Wright Field officials assessed it as a practice-flight bomb with no explosives inside, while a search for nearby danger continued.
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James Long
Deerfield Rd
SR 128
SR 133
Marvin Bissantz
Batavia
Wright Field
Clermont Courier
Marie Henke
Amelia
Ohio
Lina Henke
Kroger
Milford
Owensville
Your Election Laws Your Election Laws
The article explains voter registration aims to ensure residents vote in their precinct and that signatures on registration cards are matched to poll books. It notes modern mobility and larger precincts complicate identification, but registration forms and card forwarding help verify eligibility.
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Board of Elections
Capitol Tax Battle Faces AFL-CIO Pressure in Ohio
Ohio Senate action on a tax and appropriations bill stalls as AFL-CIO led by Frank King opposes the personal income tax plan favored by Governor Gilligan and allies. The dispute risks delaying the budget and keeping state parks closed affecting hundreds of workers, with editorial note on labor and political maneuvering.
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Ohio
Senate
Afl-Cio
Frank King
Gilligan and Lee
King
Mr. King
Gilligan
General Assembly
House
Moon Trip Sparks Parson Jones To Thankfulness
Parson Jones writes from vacation reflecting on astronauts visiting the moon. He imagines paying for air water and moon transportation, argues earth’s gifts are free, and urges gratitude for God given resources. He concludes with a rural blessing and a note from Parson Jones.
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Moon
Earth
Parson Jones
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