davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Issue Viewed as No Longer Possible
OF Isolation in Any Part of World

There is no national cap
ital which has not COM
mented adversely. Statesmen
in every country have con-.
demned the shooting of un-
armed persons. Even the
United States felt impelled
to comment though our peo-
pie knew, in advance, they
would have a double flare
back. South Africa would be
angry. And that nation, plus
most Of the others, would
jibe at us because of the
fiery filibuster against civil
rights and the denial of gen.
eral human rights as illus
trated by the sit-ins in the
South which have become a
top international story, in
triguing the interest of mil
lions around the world. The
U.S.S.R., for example, has
been broadcasting the most
inf / a m m tory words of
Southern Senators and House
members in dozens of Ian
guages to colored peoples
around the globe ever since
the filibuster began.
This may be dismissed as
unimportant by those whose
minds, like those of the
extremists in South Africa,
are on fire with Illustrations,
anger and the fury which
comfortable customs long en-
joyed. But, 1t would be an
immense error to ignore that
the conscience of the world
is active.
All around this mysterious
earth of ours there is a strong
drive toward human rights.
1t is no longer possible to be
isolated or to say, of an is
Evening star., 1960-03-29
Higher Taxes to Pay Medical Expenses
OF Aged Termed Effect of Past Policies

base would stay at $4,000,
but the tax rate would be
increased for everybody pay
ing social security taxes.
Workers would pay $570 mil
lion more, and employers
$500 million more, or a total
Of $l.1 billion more per year.
All Of the 73 million persons,
therefore. now subject to So
cial security taxes and en-
ployers of Sc million hired
workers would pay more in
taxes than at present.
All this is supposed to be
for medical care for the
aged" Nobody knows Just
how much the program is
really going to cost eventually
but. once the scheme for
adding to social security
taxes to absorb the medical
costs gets going, the increases
will come as the medical costs
continue to rise.
1t so happens that over
the last week end some in
teresting figures were an
nounced by the U. S. Depart
ment of Labor about the in
crease in the Nations living
costs for the month of Feb
ruary. The reasons given for
the rise were two-fold:
Higher interest rates and
higher medical costs"
Mortgage interest rates
have risen steadily since the
middle of 1858 as the Eisen-
hover administration has
been forced to compete for
funds in the flve-year or
less category of securities be-
cause the Democratic Party
/ nCongreSs stubbornly has
refused to let the law of sup
ply and demand operate to
bring interest rates down.
AS for the rise in medical
costs, these are due to the
increased expenses at hospi-
tails and medical institutions
which are, in turn largely due
to imitation. Many Of the CO.
operative private agencies
that issue insurance policies
for medical care have recent
ly had to increase their pre-
MUM charges because of the
higher cost of medical SER
vice.
1t is not surprising that
President Eisenhower has
come out against the plan
to increase social security
taxes and favors instead a
Evening star., 1960-03-29

SALEM, Oreg.-Gov Mark
Hatfield. who hopes to key
note the Republican ma
tional convention, has shown
in the past crowded fort
night that he not. only can
wait but, while waiting,
maneuver for his future ad-
vantage. He has the time: he
will be SO in July.
1t could be that by 1862
when Senator Wayne Morse
is up for reelection the
Democrats will find them
selves rallying strongly be-
hind the Senator in a stop
Hatfield move. For it is
widely anticipated that Gov.
Hatfield will run against him.
If successful, he would be a
hero to his party and gain
national attention.
What is Immediately inter-
esting is the close look at the
Governors capacities afford
ed by the Neuberger situa-
ton, and they appear to be
considerable. They also hap
pen to coincide with a period
when Republicans are starved
for young. attractive and
astute candidates, a vacuum
Of which Vice President
Nixon is acutely aware as he
heads toward next November.
Gov. Hatfield had been
In Office less than two years
when the question of oppos-
ing Senator Richard Neu-
berger for reelection arose.
In his background also were
only four years as a State
Evening star., 1960-03-29
RALPH McGILL

UNITED NATIONS
NOTES: The intercom sys-
tenn which connects the press
room and all correspondents
Offices in the new U. N.
clicked on. A voice said that
within five minutes, in Con-
ference Room Six, the Afri-
can nations would have a
statement. Those of us who
had been talking politics went
down.
Rafik Asha, of the United
Arab Republic, presided. He
read a brief, strongly-written
statement. 1t condemned the
massacre of unarmed per-
sons In South Africa and ap-
pealed to "the conscience Of
the world" to join in that in
dictment. Representatives of
the nine African member
states and the observer which
the Algerian rebels sent sat
about listening impassively to
the slow, impressive reading
Of the words to which all had
agreed.
This action was a prelude to
q called meeting Of the in
creasingly influential Asian
African group in the U. N. 1t
will press strongly for As
sembly and Security Council
action.
The phrase I'VE appeal to
the conscience of the world"
remained in ones ears long
after the meeting ended. And
there is evidence on every
hand that this request has
not gone unheeded. For that
matter, it was obviously a
matter of conscience before
the African group put it into
formal phrases.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
Security Federal Offers
Help in Home Buying

Valuable pointers aimed at
aiding prospective home buy
erS find and finance their
homes with a minimum of
time, money and mistakes
are available without obliga-
ton from mortgage loan of
ficerS at the Chardon Shop
ping Center office of The Sc
curity Federal Savings a n d
Loan Association it was re-
ported today by John Aum-
lex, Manager.
Mr.. Aumick said that a =
mong subjects that can be
discussed are home owner =
ship versus renting, how IA
miles can determine the a
mount of housing they a n
afford, the Importance of the
down payment, picking the
fright" neighborhoOd for the
family, and finding ct h e -
house.
In relation to the neighbor-
hood for a home such mat
ters as congeniality, physic-
al attraCtiVneSS, proximity to
vital community facilities
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

a commercial enterprise
known as a dealer in Junk
materials which they state is
in violation of and contrary
to the regulations of said zon-
ing resolution of the town =
Rulings
ship.
John Joseph Timperio has
been appointed as Special De
putty Sheriff of Geauga coun-
ty.
Investigations have b e n
ordered into the character =,
family relations, past C o n
duct, earning ability and fl
nancial worth of James H.
Jones, 19 South St., Chagrin-
Falls and Lois E. Jones, Grill
lie Rd., DoylestoWn, o.; Mar
tha E. Raines, Sperry Lane,
MiddleGield, o., VS. G a r v j n
Ray Raines, Sperry L a n e,
Middlefield, O.; Helen Sans
bury, II South Spring Valley
Park Dr., cambridge VS.
Frank P. Sansbury, Sou t h
Spring Valley Park Dr., Balm
bridge; Leona M. Green, Au-
burn Bainbridge Rd., Cha =
grin Falls, O., VS. William M
Green, Auburn cambridge
Rd., Chagrin Falls, o., who
are all involved in divorce
proceedings. 49,
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
Gets 5Days for
Drunk Driving

Irwin Samples of Chardon,
received a five day jail SEN
tenCe this week in County
court for driving while into
Xicated. He was also f n e d
$4,000 and court costs.
Orda Bright and William
Roby, both of Chardon, plead
ed guilty to charges Of into
Xication. Bright was fined $35
and costs and Roby, $40 and
costs.
Other local offenders we're:
Billy Widener of Burton
fined $40 and costs for an un-
licensed dog;
Robert AShba of Chardon
signed a waiver of $25 on a
speeding charge;
James Rayl of ChardOn
pleaded not guilty to a speed
ing charge but was foun d
guilty and fined $5.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
NEWS from MUNSON.
Vacations And Visitors

Vacations And Visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wo-
odS Jr. of Wheeling, w. Va,
were the recent weekend gu
eStS of Mr.. and Mrs. H. ALI
son of Wilson Mills Rd.
The Golden Ayers club of
the CheSterland Community
church were entertained on
Monday, Aug. l, at the Gray
Horse Farm of Mr.. a n d
Mrs. James Osborne. A pot
luck picnic lunch was enjoy
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darnell
and family recently visited at
the Horizons on Bass Lake
Road. They are now living in
Galveston, Ind. Formerly liv-
ed on Sherman Rd., here in
MunSon.
Mary Lou Buday was TAX
en- to University hospital last
Friday and will remain for a
few days while she is under
observation. Her friends may
wish to cheer her up with
cards, addressed H a n n a
House, University Hospital
Room SIS as she Is not allow
visitors other than her IA
mily.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Rob-
ertS and family are visiting
with the Stuart Holden family
and her mother, Mrs. Faye
Kiehel. The Roberts family
have been living in the Congo
for some time and recently
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

adequacy of transportation 8,
and community services and
taxes should be considered.
Nov is the time for mem
bers of the family Contem =
plating home ownership 20
begin saving for their down
payment and add to this fund
regularly" Mr.. Aumick said.
Security Federal has a lib
eral 4 percent dividend rate
on all savings and each aC-
count is insured to $4,000 by
an agency of the U n t e d
States government.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
At THE COURTHOUSE

on's Trailer Park, Willough :
by, o., has filed action for
money only in the amount of
$409.70 from Louis KaliSh OF
County Line Rd., Chester .
land.
Robert D. Brown, 1895
M ayfield Rd., CheSterland ,
has filed suit for money only
in the amount of $457 80 from
Louis j. KaliSh, 400 County
Line Rd., Chesterland.
United States Fire Insur =
ance Co., 3515 Prospect Ave,
Cleveland, has filed suit a :
gainSt Frank Vodvarka, 100
Bell Rd., NeWbury for money
only in the amount of $429.57 4.
Loretta E. Bailey, 34424 Eu-
cid Ave, Willoughby, O.
Northern Insurance Co., 83
Maiden Lane, New York, N.
Y, has filed suit for money
only in the amount of $497 80
against Powell Construction
Co., 28765 Case Ave, Birm-
ingham, Mich.
Raymond w. Osborn, Lynn
H. HoSford, David Sage, as
Trustees of Chardon T TWp.,
has filed an injunction again
st D. C. Arnett and LuI a
Arnett, State Rt. "A, Chardon,
o., charging that they have
accumulated large quanttti-
eS Of junk, refuse, auto bod
les and parts along wit h
salvage waste materials and
have engaged in the business
of a junk yard operation and
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

Here's the "most welcome" stop of all your
Sohioland Service Stop! Here's where you get
Tip-Top Service! Friendly service that makes you
and your family feel at home. Helpful service
that's full of little extras. Expert service that
keeps your car performing at its best.
Tip-Top Service is only one of many things you
expect.and get at your SohioIand Service Stop.
Everything else is Tip-Top, too. Personal comfort
conveniences that mean so much. Accessory
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

products for your car. Speedily products for
your home. Petroleum products, like Sohio's
famous Boron9 Gasoline and Pren7exo Motor Oil,
that are the finest you can buy.
SO make your next stop SohioIand Service Stop.
IT'S our business to make motoring a pleasure for
you! While you're there, get your copy of the all
new 1uLL-color booklet called Let's Explore
0n-o.- that shows you whore to 90 and what
70 see in Soholand. OnIy l5c and onN At cohioI
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Applied For

Richard w. Davis, SO, of
Box 1876, Chagrin Falls, and
Frances StillWell, SIS, P. o.
Box 1876, Chagrin Falls.
Ronald Chess, 10, Chagrir
Falls, O., and Jean Owens,
10, S. Russell Village.
Daniel j. Miller, 20, Or =
wei, O., and Sylvia S. Her,
shberger, 20, Middlefield.
Thomas Anderson, %, Col
burn Rd., Concord Twp, and
HELEN Frances Clark, q, 43C
Water St., Chardon.
George L. Deal, 63, Box 81,
Thompson, and Gusta Pigott,
so, Box 81, Thompson.
George Mcclellan Reazer,
%, Cleveland HgtS., and
Marilyn Jean Sambrook, 10,
ApplebloSSom Lane, Chester
land.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

fled before the riots and re
cent out break took place.
Mrs. Roberts is the former
Janet Kiehel.
Mr.. John A. Miller is now
making his home with his
son and wife, Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin c. Miller of Mayfield
Rd.
Mrs. Martin c. Miller left
on Monday on a Jet flight to
Alabama where she W II
spend a week.
Building permits issued dur
ing the month Of July b y
zoning Inspector, Earl Big
am are as follows:
Richard Reeher, Mulberry
Rd. utility building.
Carroll Davis F o W | e I
Mills Rd. - new home
Frank Fink, Auburn Rd. T.
new home.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
COMMON PLEAS COURT
New Cases

Emma Ada Kimmick, Au :
burn, Center Rd., Auburn
Twp, has filed suit for div
orce from Ronald T. Kim =
mick, Auburn Center Rd., Au-
burn Twp.
Robert D. Brown, 1895 May
field Rd., CheSterland, O.,
has filed action for foreclosure
against Mabelle P. Lyman
and Miriam L. Smith, 1910
Mulberry Rd., CheSterland.
Homer w. Bonner, Cond .
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
BY BETTE SCHEELE
Phone Avenue 6-l23S

MUNSON l The Ladies Aid
Of the FoWlers Mills c m :
munity Christian church will
have a pot luck picnic at noon
on Thursday, Aug.4, (today)
at the home of Mrs. H. Car
roll of FowlerS Mills Road
Please bring your own table
service.
4 II News
The MunSon Noisy Needles
held their picnic on Tuesday,
Aug. 2, at PineWay Trails {.
The picnic will also be t h e
meeting place of the n ext
meeting. Each member invit-
ed a guest to attend and
share in the good time. |
The Fireside Chefs, 4 H
club has met each week this
summer and cooked every =
thing from breakfast outdoor
ors to an evening meal. Mrs.
Charles Lessick is the advis-
or Of the club here in Mum
son. The group has also
made favors during one of
their meetings to be given to
the Geauga Community Hos
pital patients. Their a s t
meeting was held on July 81
and Immediately after h e
business portion, the group
went swimming.
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04

oncc work at Station WJ
MO MO- cleveland and Mrs
GrU, Mwens is a clerk at Save
Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-08-04
Have Yon Met g

Mr.. PonSart is a driver
for Dean Dairy.
The Charles owens fam
lily, consisting of Mr.. OW-
ems and his wife, Betty
and their four children, Lu-
era, 13; Charles, IL; Smith,
10; Geoffrey, 6.
They moved here + + o m
Cleveland and are buying a
home on Old State Road
near Route 6.
Mr.. OWneS is in mainten-
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
Perry Peoples Denies
Removing Articles From
Addrienne Gross Apt.

Perry Peoples, 80, of $40 Fuller
Av., St. Paul denied a story pub
lished in this paper last week
which said he was a suspect in
the removal of some items from
the apartment of Addrienne Gross,
1922 Fisk. Miss Gross said Peoples
took several articles from her
apartment which he returned when
she reported the loss to the police.
Peoples told this newspaper he
did not take the items listed in
the paper but that he removed only
clothing belonging to him.
He said he had never been en-
gagged to Miss Gross, but said he
had gone with her for a time. He
couldn't become engaged because
ne is still married, Peoples said.
st. Paul police are not seeking
him Peoples said because he has
been available at all times and he
has not even been questioned by
law enforcement officers he stated
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
Data M Chatter
BY DARCY DENr1ILE

From Hollywood to Harlem Everybodys talking about
that boy who the country
Charles-Futh Brown package
This lad who months bacstage
New Yorks Apollo theatre offering
and luckily a hit
Now this Charles
Ruth Brown and other against travelling
Stars and the other
stead he bought himself limousine
chauffer keep
bus carrying the stars
s said that the singer pulled
all during the
As odme put it, "a
long enough to know which bioving
wake and with another hit quick public
take much of then they things
THE he's going he'll
running erands guy monkey
suit. ."
only confronted with those ork l-
give you'll know it. She has said
times that she'd a
family of her
Belafone
those trouble vantage point I'd
all we'll Harry
because of the resting
rnendOus often special problems
Like hello Billy Carroll Remember
when everybody using
what could be a in show biz??
Well it Carroll really wanted
was Billy to him, make
little Ecsines there that beautiful Beverly
son??
Speaking of the Eckstnes happened
big comeback? Months entering
| the big time
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
JUST SUPPOSE SHE HAD
SWALLOWED IT!

Philadelphia (ANP) - Mrs. Mar
garet Myers, a licensed embalmer
at a local funeral home, after a
busy morning decided to take a
soft drink break" so she bought
a bottle of soda pop to cool off.
She took the bottle into the
mortuary, drank a little, put the
bottle on a table and went to work
preparing to embalm a body.
Becoming thirtsy again, she
reached for the bottle without
looking, took a healthy, swig and
then hastily, spat it out.
She had accidently gulped a
drink from the bottle of embalm-
ing fluid sitting on the same table
Luckily she suffered no ill eff
fects.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
Adldi Stevenson
Speaks Here On
Sunday, Sept. 10

Governor Adlai Stevenson will
arrive Sunday, Sept. Is for an Is
hour stay in the Twin Cities.
He will land at Wold-C Chamber
lain field in the afternoon and hold
a press conference at the airport.
Governor Stevenson will attend
a fund raising reception (invita-
tionaD for Sen. Hubert Humphrey
at the Nicollet Hotel later in the
afternoon.
After dinner Mr.. Stevenson will
address a public rally sponsored by
Citizens for Kennedy and Johnson
at the bennington Hotel. The rally
is scheduled for pm. The COVER
nor will speak on United States
foreign policy. Mrs. Alpha Smaby
former co-chairman of Volunteers
for Stevenson and Kefauver in
Minnesota is in charge of the rally,
Assisting her are Mrs. John By
strom and Mrs. Kay Nee.
Governor Stevenson plans to
leave the following morning, Sept,
10.
Details on Mr.. Stevenson's ar
rival time, the reception, etc, may
be obtained from Citizens for Ken
needy headquarters, 1889 Hennepin
Avenue, Minneapolis Federal 2
6321.)
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16

be treated as such, if you can for
get you aren't the only pebble on
the beach," for a while
The vast majority of friends are
as proud and happy when you are
successful as you are and they will
tell you so, given time and the
opportunity.
Kindness begets kindness and if
people seem unkind to you stop
and wonder where you have fallen
short. Always watch WHAT you
say to ANYONE, HOW you say
it and When you say it. You may
forget, but the one you hurt has a
very good memory.
Be courteous at all times, it
pays!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
OHIO COUNTY LAW SAVES
AUTO DEALER 1894

Columbus, Ohio CAMP - Some
times it's costly to obey the law
Franklin County commissioners
learned last week.
A county car was wrecked and
a car dealer offered $500 for it.
Since no trade-in for a new car
was planned commissioners were
planned, commissioners were re-
quired by law to auction if off.
The same dealer bid and got it for
1926.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16

relatives or strangers.
To be this way, a person must
be very miserable and unhappy.
You certainly make life quite mis-
cradle for those around you. They
have to handle you with kid
gloves" not knowing when you
will explode because someone has
said or done something you thought
was their way of striking back at
you.
Stop thinking about yourself
and how important you think you
are! Use your mind to help some
worthy cause or read a good book
and you will find the vast majority
of people are too busy with their
own affairs they do not have time
to be thinking of you and yours
half as much as you think they do.
Be one of the crowd and you will
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
jackie Robinson, Nixon
Supporter Says He Votes For
The Man, Not The Party

New York (ANP) - Jackie
Robinson, who has accepted a bid
from Vice President Nixon to cam
paign for the Nixon-Lodge ticket
said that he is a political independ-
ent who votes for the man rather
than the party"
He said he supported Governor
Hartman in the 1858 gubernatorial
election, President Eisenhower in
1855 and Adlai Stevenson in 1852.
Robinson has asked for and been
granted a leave Of absence without
pay from Chock-Full-O'Nuts while
campaigning.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
the British crown to a republic.
AFRICANS WILL DECIDE WHAT'S BEST

Narobi (ANP)It is the people (Afcans)
best for Them declared A Oga
African National Union African
Central Nyanza last week referring
which British Governor Sir interpreting
caster House Constitution Declaring that Africans
any timetable given could not meet
the demands of the people Kenya
total independence
the African racial
harmony"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
THIS NJ THAT
By Hazel Underwood
THE LONG CLIMB


If now the path ahead seems long and steep,
Beset with jagged rock and narrow pass,
Relax and rest moment; do not weep.
Look bravely upward toward the greener grass
On higher slopes more open to the sun.
Glance backward briefly; note the progress made
From far down where the climbing begun
With new perspective, go forth unarraid
Through untold centuries sought to win
Their power by force; but now we; see
That love has greater strength; has ever been
The path of peace and rich fraternity.
The goal of peace earth and in our time,
Inspires the strong to choose the upward climb.
Carrie c. Huthsing
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
WRONG INDIANS

Angeles Calf (ANP)American somewhat put
that the Great White Fathers Washington
supply surplus food gladly
and Indians surplus
Chief Silent Dawn 85yearod medicine of Apache tribe told
instance when the Navajo petiond
million bushels surplus request was
refused Congress authorized shipment
corn to India.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16

The greater the intelligence, the
more humble an individual because
he realizes how meager is his
knowledge compared with the
ocean of intelligence in this illimit-
able universe.-Brice Burbin.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
FOR WIVES

Wives who complain that hus-
bands never bring them flowers
and candy after marriage must re-
member they never brought them
meat and bread before marriage,
either.-Anon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16

The lie detector isn't so new, it
was invented centuries ago. Ask
any man.-Anon.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16

hurry. The two collided. The man
in the doorway (Mr. X was beside
himself in anger, and exploded
with torrent of abusive language.
Mr.. Y, with a smile and in a
very friendly fashion said" I don't
know which of us is to blame for
this encounter, and I am in too
big a hurry to investigate, but if
I ran into you, I beg your pardon;
but if you ran into me, don't men,
ton it" and with another smile,
walked away.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1960-09-16
TELLING YOUR TROUBLES

Telling your troubles always
helps! The worlds dumb indiffer-
ence makes you mad enough to
keep on fighting!-The Line.