Freedom Radio Stations Backed by Ecumenical Conference Steering Committee
The 19th Ecumenical Student Conference debated civil rights led by a Stanford University delegation proposing a chain of bomb proof Freedom Radio stations in the Deep South. They aim to raise $5,000 this week and $30,000 to $50,000 from liberal groups for Radio Free South to reach areas with little civil rights coverage.
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Deep South
First Methodist Church
National Student Christian Federation
Stanford University
Freedom
Stanford Group
Radio Free South
Athens
Clarence Mitchell
Naacp Bureau
Washington, D.C
Robert Spike
National Council of Churches
Athens Sees Warmer Temperature Rise From Zero
Athens records a slight warmth with an early low of five above and a 9 am reading of 14. Monday’s high reached 30, still two degrees below freezing, according to Observer C. L. Colmer.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Two Calls Answered By Emergency Squad
The fire department emergency squad answered two calls Tuesday morning. At 8:58 they took responders to Memorial Auditorium where Marilyn Green, 33, Carbondale Ill., fainted and had recovered on arrival. A 9:58 call sent them to 61 Hooper St where Myrtle Figley, 80, had a heart ailment and she received oxygen en route to Sheltering Arms Hospital.
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Fire Department
Memorial Auditorium
Marilyn Green
Carbondale
Ill
Hooper St
Myrtle Figley
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Kiwanis Hear Talks By Students In Athens
Eight foreign students visiting Ohio University spoke to the Kiwanis Club in Athens during the holidays. Ali Daffa of Saudi Arabia described the oil based economy while Ayres DeCosta, a master’s candidate and former headmaster from Bombay, India, spoke on education.
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Ohio University
Athens
Kiwanis Club
William Diles
Ali Daffa
Saudi Arabia
Ayres DeCosta
Bombay
India
City School Board
Morrison Elementary
Albany firemen extinguish house blaze near town
Albany volunteers fight a small fire at the Alfred Lindsey home a mile and a half northeast of town shortly before noon Tuesday. Chief Boyd Williams said the blaze began in the chimney and burned into a large timber causing slight damage.
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Albany
Alfred Lindsey
Boyd Williams
Juvenile Burglars in Athens Nabbing Two Suspects
Two 14 year old boys accused in three burglaries in Athens were captured Monday by Lancaster police. They allegedly broke into Athens High School and a residence on Depot Street, taking a small amount of cash, food, a clock and blankets. The youths denied the high school theft and were returned to Athens by the county juvenile officer.
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Athens
Lancaster
Charles Bethel
Washington St
Stephen Fuller Named To New Harvard Post
Athens native and Ohio University graduate Stephen H. Fuller was named associate dean of external affairs at Harvard Business School effective Jan 1. Fuller, a former OU economics and labor relations instructor, has served as MBA program chairman and directed the International Teachers Program.
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Stephen H. Fuller
Athens
Ohio University
Harvard University Graduate School of Business Administration
George P. Baker
Fuller
Business School
Harvard Law School
Army
Office of the Quartermaster General
Douglas MacArthur
Western Pacific
Harvard Business School
Ohio U
Harvard
J. A. Fuller
Radcliffe Rd
Wellesley, Mass
Car Abandoned After Route 13 Crash Near Glouster
State Highway Patrol reports a car driven into a sign post and guard rail, left abandoned on Route 13 north of Glouster Monday night. Several individuals listed faced charges including failure to yield right of way, defective muffler, and license issues.
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David Fugene Dunham
State St
Cecil
Andrew Hart, Jr
the Plains
State Highway Patrol
Route 13
Glouster
Five Miles Of County Road Blacktopped In 1963 Report
County engineer Harry Dust reports nearly five miles of county road were blacktopped in 1963. The annual list cites 105 roads repaired, 122.54 miles patched, 100 miles resealed, and 26 miles of brush cut along 67 miles of roads.
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Harry Dust
Dust
Fracas at Eagles Building Leaves Man Unconscious
Columbus police said the investigation into a fracas at the Eagles Building continues after John Luman 33 of 89 Central Ave was injured he remains unconscious at University Hospital with possible skull fracture. Police Chief Grogan said there are no grounds to charge Charles H Koska and the case remains under review.
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University Hospital
Columbus
John Luman
Central Ave
Luman
Eagles
Charles H Koska
W. Washington St
J. B. Grogan
Koska
Shelterin Arns Hospital Notes Berths at Athens
Shelter care entries list newborns and admissions at Shelterin Arms Hospital in Athens with parents Mr and Mrs Rodriguez and Mr and Mrs Douglas and Ley, a son and a daughter, plus several admitted and dismissed patients by names and routes in Athens Glouster Millfield.
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Carlos Rodriguez
Athens
Garry Douglas
Paul Ley
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Bureau
Mitchell
Johnson
Senate
National Council of Churches Emergency Commission On Religion and Race
Robert W. Spike
Spike
William Strickland
Northern Student Movement
Brazil
Rubem Alves
New York
Wilson Baker
Berry
N. Court St
Mercury
Hayden, Stone & CO. Incorporated
Boston
Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
Cincinnati
Jacksonville
D. H
Jonesy) Sams
Cline Bldg
Athens, O
Busi
Economy Savings & Loan Company
Lynwood
Pomeroy
Nelsonville
Logan
Glen Fabric Wallcoverin
Glendora
Baker & Stauffer
Delbert T. DeLong
Edmond Stack Haselmire
State
Franklin Cowger
Pittsburg
Albany Volunteers
W. W. Shafer
Depot St
Stephen Fuller
Harvard Post
Calligene
Ig Aan Water Conditioning, Inc
W. Stimson Ave
Joe Albert Mace
New Marshfield
Carpenter
Carlotta Lynn Taylor
Tom D. Lee
the Plains, Navy
Carol S. Keeton
Haley E. Bowles
Shirley J. Hutchens
Jeffrey Whitlatch
Joseph Dunfee
Shade
Roy Barnhart
Guysville
Walter Williams
Mrs
Enerson Dye
James Josten
Rudolph Oxley
Hollis Black
Lloyd Efaw
Homer Sayers
Millfield
the Security Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Dwight H. Rutherford
John D. Clark
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