Eisenhowers and Nixons to share White House Christmas dinner
Washington reports Mamie Eisenhower will join President and Mrs. Nixon at the White House for a Christmas day turkey dinner. The Nixons will call friends after the meal. Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower mark their first wedding anniversary while in Brussels with John Eisenhower’s family.
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Former nun to lead Hunter College approved by board
Jacqueline Grennan Wexler, former head of Webster College in Webster Groves Missouri, was unanimously approved by the Board of Higher Education as head of Hunter College. Dr. Robert D. Cross, previous Hunter president, left last July to become Swarthmore College president.
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Ray Won't Undergo Physical Examination
James Earl Ray, the King assassination suspect, will not have a physical exam before his court appearance next Monday. A federal judge denied the motion, as Ray seeks removal from solitary confinement to mingle with other inmates at the state prison where he serves 99 years. The state had argued Ray's health is in dispute and asked for the exam.
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Adult Classes Offered by Athens City Schools This Semester
Athens city schools announce an adult education program for the second semester. Classes meet one evening weekly Feb 2 through May 1 at the high school near Johnson Road The Plains. Courses include typing shorthand bookkeeping metal work woodworking and more with a $20 fee per class. Minimum 12 enrollments and registration forms due Jan 12. Contact the city school office for details and enrollment results. Karen Ann Gerlicch of Hockingport from Robert L. Gerlach of Hockingport is listed in a related notice for gross neglect.
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Unique Hazards Flagged For Ohio Holiday Driving
Ohio State Highway Patrol warns two week Christmas to New Year period brings distinct dangers. Rain, fog, snow reduce visibility while holiday decorations lit across streets create hazards. DUI arrests will be made. patrol aims to safeguard all drivers during the festive season.
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Local Teacher Named To OEA Committee
Eugene Brundige a social science teacher at the Athens Middle School is named to the Ohio Education Association executive committee for an unexpired term through December 31 1970 announced by OEA president Louis Koenig.
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Mrs Helen Shultz Rushed to Hospital After Illness at Book Store
Mrs Helen Shultz aged 42 from The Plains was taken by the fire department emergency squad to Sheltering Arms Hospital Monday at 1 55 p m after becoming ill at Logan's Book Store.
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Rev Fred E Luchs to Fill In At Church
The Rev. Fred E Luchs will begin a six month temporary pastorate at the Marietta Presbyterian Church on January 1. He and Mrs. Luchs will stay in the Marietta home while the church seeks a successor to the late Dr. Allen Jones. They recently returned to Athens from Minnesota where he led an interim pastorate. He spoke on Ohio Education Association topics and gave a Ladies Day address in Chicago.
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Travelers Brace For Snow Accumulation This Week
Local forecast warns of one to three inches of snow Tuesday with continued snow through Wednesday. Lows Tuesday night in the low 20s, highs Wednesday in the low 30s, cloudy and cold. National outlook shows showers and flurries in the Northwest and Midwest, with cold across the South and Northwest. Data includes yesterday’s high 31 and low 16, with monthly and yearly totals and sun times.
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