Not Satisfied Editorial: A Nation’s Prestige Questioned
The piece notes dissatisfaction with U S foreign policy under a 1960 presidential candidate, arguing massive retaliation risks and appeasement stances. It claims experts revived aggressive lessons, portraying the United States as a paper tiger, and asserts history will judge the impact on prestige and survival. Columns by prominent writers in Washington illustrate widespread discord.
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America
Clent
United States
Washington
If I Were President Test For Youth
A humorous quiz by Richard Starnes tests presidential readiness using three scenarios with choices A B and C. The scoring rewards consistent A answers, notes B as talent, and disqualifies any C, ending by asking what reader will be.
Our Policy Toward Cuba I Not Appeasement What Is It
Henry J. Taylor argues appeasement harms public safety across parties. He cites Churchill Baldwin Chamberlain and Kennedy to warn that gradual concessions in Cuba risk long term disaster and compares current policy to prewar Britain. He urges decisive action to defend the United States.
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Henry J. Taylor
Everett M. Dirksen
Charles A. Halleck
Lyndon B
Johnson
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
England
Winston Churchhill
Stanley Baldwin
Neville Chamberlain
Churchill
Baldwin
Chamberlain
Britain
Cuba
Washington
National Airlines Inc
U.S
Miami
Florida
America
Churchhill
Pearl Harbor
United States of America
Dawdling golfers and quirky picnic prize tales
A humorous slice shows a dawdling golf pair delaying play as one says his partner seeks the club. A ham mock joke has Preds likened to a hobby, and a judge announces a rolling pin throw win while Mr Stewart wins the 100 yard dash. A storekeeper rescues a car without a driver, only to be told he was pushing it.
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Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Rico
Congress
Powell
Labor Committee
Faith and Affection in God, by Mary Baker Eddy
A concise statement affirming that true progress rests on recognizing where affections are placed and whom we acknowledge as God, highlighting obedience to divine guidance as taught by Mary Baker Eddy.
Selections From Courier Files by Eloise Ellis
Last week Frank Watson of Ripley drove a farm horse into town and it died when an automobile approached. The note explains the new judicial ballot law of 1911 requiring independent judicial tickets with names alphabetically ordered. It warns voters to mark only the allotted number for each judge race and notes seasonal signs of approaching winter. A nearby street scene recounts a man knocked down by a car and a motorcycle collision, with a wary remark about a colt following the vehicle.
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Frank Watson
Ripley
U.S
Supreme Court
Circuit Court
Common Pleas
Court
Probate Court
Supreme
Circuit
Goshen approves $50,000 bond issue for school housing
Progressive Goshen citizens celebrate after a Sept 14 referendum where 447 votes favored the bond and 203 opposed, a 68.77 percent majority. The grant from the PWA plus the $50,000 will fund school housing to meet standards. Also listed are four couples from Bethel Amelia New Richmond.
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Goshen
PWA
Moral Re-Armament Ideology in the Cold War Contrast
An analysis of Moral Re-Armament and Communism as rival worldviews. The text argues that battle is ideological, with Moral Re-Armament offering a universal, non military solution while warning of Communist mind control through media and institutions. It cites Moscow and William Penn to frame the choice.
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MRA
Moscow
William Penn
Silence around Powell cited as abuse by taxpayers
Just Thinking column criticizes Rep. Adam Clayton Powell for alleged dishonesty and improper actions including an unauthorized five week Europe trip and a high paid secretary wife. The writer questions why Congress ignores alleged deals and favors and argues taxpayers suffer while officials dodge accountability.
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New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
House Administration
Europe
Ponderings From Pisgah Uncle Pete
In a Saturday night country store dialogue Ed Doolittle laments Alaska senator Gruening’s Senate antics and a pie recipe by Byrd of Virginia. The talk dwells on wimmen in Alaska, stockpiling fears, and a Department of Agriculture pamphlet about watermelons and a cannibal chief reading a pamphlet titled 100 Ways To Serve Mankind.
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Ed Doolittle
Senator Morse
Senator Gruening
Alaska
Senate
Wimmen
Clem Webster
Senator Byrd
Virginia
Clem
Byrd
Congressional
Gruening
Bug Hookum
Ators
Bug
Zeke Grubb
Zeke
Wimmer
Department of Agriculture
Laos
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Uncle Pete
Friendship’s Jewel Outshines All Precious Stones
A poetic column notes that no gem matches friendship’s value, praising steadfast love over diamonds and jewels. The piece quotes Harry N. Drews and Ethel Allen with a Cincinnati Post Times Star attribution, describing affection as a priceless, reliable treasure beyond earthly riches.
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Harry N. Drews
Cincincinati Post- Times Star
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Henry W. Laughlin
Agnes E. Davis
New Richmond
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Poet's Nook
Edne Hamilton
Fenton Ave
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Ethel Allen
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