OU Student Congress Delays Teach-In Decision
Ohio University Student Congress delays any decision on a teach-in urging a campus day of no classes. Bill 199 seeks top priority reevaluation of services and personnel budgets, a watchdog for funds, and student control of a $35 annual student services fee. The vote followed tensions with President Alden and Christie, with committee appointments announced after the delay.
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Alden Urges Unity After King's Death at Memorial
Ohio University President Vernon R. Alden told about 500 at a Martin Luther King Jr memorial service that Americans face a choice of non-violence or non-existence. He said King’s march for civil rights and antiwar stance must be accepted and that King’s death should not divide but unite the nation.
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OU Debaters Win Trophy At Marietta
Ohio University won the trophy division unbeaten at the Marietta First Year Debaters Tournament with wins over Ashland Defiance Kenyon Marietta Miami Otterbein and Rio Grande. The team placed third in the non trophy division. Ed Williams Greg Chapman and Terry Requarth Susan Baughman led the squads.
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Williamsburg
Terry Requarth
Dayton
Susan Baughman
Belleville
Athens warm with 73 degree high and 51 low
The Athens thermometer climbed to a 73 degree high Sunday with an 51 degree overnight low. By 7 30 a.m. today the reading stood at 65 degrees as the Hocking River measured 4.96 feet and falling. Mrs Kathryn Link of 116 North Congress Street was taken to Sheltering Arms Hospital by the fire department emergency squad called to her home at 8 39 a.m. Monday after she became ill.
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Union Top Band Wins Battle of the Bands at Ohio U
The Union, a Chillicothe rock group, captured first prize at Ohio University's Grover Center event. Of Sound Unlimited from Athens finished second and Saffron Kama of Logan third. The Union earned 75 dollars and a professional recording tape. second prize was 25 dollars and third 15 dollars. The Jaycees and 14 Demolay members raised 756 dollars for a community recreation center in Athens. Fourteen bands performed for about 880 attendees from 3:20 to 10:15 p.m.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes Include Local Families
A list of patients and relatives from Athens and nearby towns appears under Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes. The Nel sonville York City Board of Education set April session for Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the high school board room at Buchtel.
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Revolutionary Tympano Technique Hearing Aid Promises No Wires
Thousands may regain hearing with Rx-880 bone conduction device that transmits sound through the mastoid process to the inner ear. Developed by Otarion President after 33 years, it uses a transistor similar to space tech and offers privacy and convenience. Write Otarion Chronicles Inc for more details at Box A-1 Ossining NY 10562.
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Cronkite Speech Postponed During Journalism Week Events Continue
Journalism Week at Ohio University proceeds despite Wal ter Cronkite postponing his Tuesday Athens appearance due to Dr Martin Luther King s assassination. Cronkite plans to cover the funeral in Atlanta, while other speakers including Richard Darrow John Palshaw Henry Gellerman Turner Catledge and Richard Clurman KATE Lloyd and James Fain address audiences through Wednesday and Thursday. The Carr Van Anda award will be presented to Catledge by Ohio University President Vernon R Alden.
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Workshop Planned For Schools TV Project
A Saturday night county school board meeting announced a May 3 workshop at Alexander High School to prepare Athens County for an instructional television program. Bud Gillis of Ohio's educational TV will lead, explaining on camera teaching and the program's uses. The board aims to secure enough TV sets for high schools and to boost special education, with 13 units now in operation and a goal to reach 20.
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