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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1965
Page
10
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey said Negroes face a major economic crisis as unemployment among nonwhites rose in July while white joblessness fell. He cited a widening gap between Negro education and labor market needs, noting high unemployment among educated and unskilled workers alike in Northern centers.
The Hay Lake Indians set up a three member welfare committee to screen applicants and decide relief amounts, working with federal Indian affairs officials. Fort Vermilion Slavery Indian agency head Joe Leask notes the committee is tougher than federal staff, and after the first disbursement several residents protested.
Columbus edition of the Ohio Valley Jazz Festival runs Aug 27 28 29 in the Grandstand at the Ohio State Fair. Concerts start 8:30 p.m. with tickets 3 4 5 and 6 by mail from Central Ticket Office. Notable stars include Brubeck Blakey Peterson McRae Mann Coltrane Mulligan Eldridge Watters plus Newman All Stars. Miles Davis may join Sunday in a wheelchair depending on doctor. Admission includes free fair entry for advance ticket buyers.
A listing of Thursday and Friday broadcasts across channels 4 6 8 10 13 with titles such as The Key Tall in the Saddle Stege Door Gypsy Wildcat Beast From the Haunted Cave The Mysterians Terror of Rome and The Lady and the Bandit. Some titles include cast such as Sophia Loren John Wayne Katharine Hepburn Lucille Ball Ginger Rogers Eve Arden Shirley Temple Boris Karloff Bela Lugosi Louis Hayward and Patricia Medina. The note cautions Gemini 5 launch could pre empt some slots.
Cleveland prepares to honor Robert Manry and the Tinkerbelle crew with a September 1 luncheon and a parade from Hopkin Airport to downtown. Mayor Locher to present city keys. Manry, 47, sailed 3400 miles in 78 days from Falmouth, Massachusetts.
Gerald Cox aged 21 was cited for improper backing after backing from a private driveway into the left side of a car driven by James Philip Unroe 25 traveling east on Chillicothe Road in Gallipolis.
The Messenger notes stations in West Virginia broadcast on Eastern Daylight Time, one hour ahead of EST. Viewers on EST will see programs on channels 3 8 and 13 one hour earlier than listed.
Denver police recycle spent bullets by melting smashed lead into half pound ingots for new rounds. Pistol range master Edward J. Kasper and assistant Donald Imes oversee recovery and reloading of used cases at the Police Building basement.
Friday schedule lists 6 30 Georgetown Forum on who shouldn’t write followed by 8 05 Concert Stage featuring an all Beethoven chamber concert. Morning 9 00 The Press and World Affairs covers FCC control of TV programs. 9 15 International Club presents Mr Suni from Brunei.
The article notes a booming interest in horseshoe pitching where ringers are legitimate, highlighting growing participation and competitive skill in the sport.
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