Communist Set For OU Speech
Claude M. Lightfoot national committeeman of the American Communist Party and chairman of its Commission on Black Liberation will present a Kennedy Lecture Committee address at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Baker Center Ballroom to open Black Awareness Week at Ohio University. He will discuss From Black Power to Working Class Power and take questions after the talk. A second Kennedy lecturer during the week will be Hosea Williams on February 17 at 8 15 p.m. Andrew Love chairs Black Awareness Week with other speakers and activities planned.
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Claude M. Lightfoot
American Communist Party
Commission On Black Liberation
Baker Center
Ohio University
Lightfoot
Arkansas
Chicago
Democratic Party
Communist Party
Kennedy
Memorial Auditorium
University
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Andrew Love
Ohio students organize 1000 emergency Laos food packets
Roger Franks leads an Ohio University group seeking $800 in Athens to buy dry milk salt sardines raisins and sugar for 1000 emergency food packets to aid Laotian refugees. Packets are assembled in Athens then sent to Grand Haven Michigan where World Vision will forward them to Laos.
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Ohio University
Roger Franks
Laos
World Vision, International
Franks
Lao
World Vision
Ohio U
Athens
Grand Haven
Mich
Franklin Ave
Fire squad aids woman after self-inflicted wound
The fire department responded at 1 50 a m Friday to assist Janet Fogle 23 of 4614 Lorene Ave after she cut her left wrist with a razor. Squad members provided first aid and transported her to O Bleness Memorial Hospital.
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Janet Fogle
Lorene Ave
Sowles Plan Open House For Students
Ohio University President and Mrs. Claude R. Sowle will host a student open house at their home Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m. Invited are students and residence life staff of South Green 6 Lincoln Brown McKinnon and Pickering Halls along with members house mothers and advisors of Delta Upsilon Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Mu and Theta Phi Alpha. Students parents and visiting relatives may attend. Tours of the president's home will be offered by student service organizations with greeting help from faculty and administrative staff.
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Ohio University
Claude R. Sowle
South Green 6
Lincoln
Brown, McKinnon and
Pickering
Delta Upsilon
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Mu
Theta Phi Alpha
Sowle
National forecast sketches scattered rain and snow across regions
The national forecast shows rain on the east coast from Pennsylvania to South Carolina with showers in Florida and Georgia and the Pacific northwest. Snow is expected from Maine to Indiana and in parts of the western states.
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Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Florida
Georgia
Pacific Northwest
Maine
Indiana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Snow turns to slush as rain eases Athens streets
City service workers logged long shifts to clear snow that began Monday and created impassable drifts on hills and blocks from Union to West State. Crews spread salt and cinders, then plowed streets including Court Street, Union, and Washington. Rain today aided melting and reduced need for further removal.
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City Service Department
Athens
Dwight Robinson
Court Street
Robinson
Union
West State
Washington
Nature
Birth in Athens and post office closure at Guysville
Mr and Mrs Michael Sulli van of Athens welcome a son. Among many in Athens and surrounding areas listed for admissions and births are Mrs Amer Fadre Mrs Freda B Chambers Derwood Cradlebaugh Estel Ward Karen Larson William Lowery Mrs Leonard Rand and Mrs James Boyd Mrs Myron Sturgeon Edward Keen William Wingfield and Mrs David Moleski plus others from Jackson ville Camden and beyond. Guysville post office will close Monday for Lincoln and Washington birthdays with no rural delivery, announced postmaster Phyllis Pierce.
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Michael Sullivan
Athens
Amer Fadre
Freda B. Chambers
Derwood Cradlebaugh
Estel Ward
Karen Larson
William Lowery
Leonard Rand
James Boyd
Myron Sturgeon
Edward Keen
Albany
William Wingfield
David Moleski
Jacksonville
William Criffis
Camden
Guysville
Lincoln
Washington
Phyllis Pierce
Dr Spataro Named CBA Associate Dean at Ohio University
Dr Lucian Spataro has been appointed associate dean and director of graduate programs for Ohio University's College of Business Administration. He has served on OU's faculty since 1966 and chairs the department of business and industrial communications. He previously taught at Arkansas Mississippi State and Illinois. He holds a BA from Northwestern College of Louisiana an MBA from LSU and a PhD from the University of Illinois. He is vice president east of the American Business Communication Association and is married with two children.
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Lucian Spataro
Ohio University
College of Business Administration
John M. Peterson
Spataro
University of Arkansas
Mississippi State University
University of Illinois
Northwestern College of Louisiana
Louisiana State University
Attitude And Action Of U.S. College Students Survey
The survey finds 54 percent attend for job skills while 43 percent seek life direction and 36 percent pursue liberal education. Students show heavy exposure to alcohol 89 percent and tobacco 74 percent, with marijuana 31 percent and low heroin 0.6 percent. Attitudes toward premarital sex varied. media views favored free reporting. opinions on laws and Vietnam policy were closely split.
OU Seniors Named to Who's Who in American Colleges
Timothy G. Golian and John W. Hanneken seniors at Ohio University were selected for Who's Who in American Colleges and Universities for their campus leadership and activities. Both are in the physics honors program pursuing a two year independent low temperature physics project. They belong to the Student Physics Society, Sigma Pi Sigma, and Pi Mu Epsilon and coauthored an article in the Pi Mu Epsilon National Journal.
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Timothy G. Golian
John W. Hanneken
Ohio University
Warrensville
Hts
Golian
Hanneken
Ohio University Student Physics Society
Sigma Pi Sigma
Pi Mu Epsilon National
Pi Mu Epsilon
Miss Watson Elected to OU Journalism Budget Committee
Betty Watson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Watson of Athens Ohio, a sophomore and 1969 Athens High School graduate, was elected to the journalism school's executive committee. She was chosen among 18 student elections for 11 committees at Ohio University.
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Betty Watson
Harold Watson
Eden Pt
Athens
Ohio University
School of Journalism
Miss Watson
University
Athens High School
Life Meaning Topic At OU Lecture By Prof Flew
Prof Anthony Flew will present a public lecture titled A Quest for the Meaning of Life at 8 p m Friday in Bentley Hall room 240 Ohio University. Flew visiting professor of philosophy at SUNY Buffalo teaches at Keele and has taught at Aberdeen North Staffordshire and Maryland. He is noted for work on religion and language.
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Anthony Flew
Ohio University
Bentley Hall
Prof. Flew
The
State University of New York At Buffalo
University of
Keele
King’s College
Aberdeen
University of North Staffordshire
University of Maryland
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