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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1969
Page
2
The Price Hill News publishes weekly from The Western Hills Publishing Company. A. H. Huneke, F. Dale Ivey, Ralph Gordon, Kate March, and Virgil Brewsaugh are listed among the staff with standard roles including publisher, general manager, assistant to the publisher, and advertising manager.
The News polled residents on whether man should go to the moon. Of twelve responses nine supported exploration, citing curiosity, potential benefits, and national pride, while three questioned the cost and priority.
A reflective piece comparing transportation from farm to town with the moon mission. It extols human achievement and faith, recalling Neil Armstrong’s one small step and Frank Borman’s Christmas orbit. The author praises God’s design and calls for using talents to advance mankind in line with divine will.
The Young Americans for Freedom members on 413 campuses meet in Columbus and plan to sue campus demonstrators for civil rights violations and administrators for contractual rights violations. YAF leader Alan MacKay says the silent majority is forming majority coalitions to curb New Left antics and uphold law and order on campuses.
In a brief exchange, Miss Borst faces questions about proper faculty attire and rules. Neighbors assert guidelines exist without spelling out specific dress codes.
A legislator recounts a week of private praise and public criticism over a tax bill. He explains opposing a 2/3 emergency vote power for County Commissioners and details amendments requiring unanimous support and voter repeal rights at general elections. The exchange underscores party tensions and legislative process.
Sam E Stone criticizes State Representative Murdock for supporting public funds to non public schools arguing it breaches church and state separation. Norman A Murdock praises civic parade and offers thanks to the Price Hill Civic Club in Cincinnati Ohio.
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