TV Cameras Devote Time To Race Woes
New York AP reports networks respond to civil rights commission calls by airing programs examining white racism and the Negro in American life. ABC plans six one hour specials on racism, CBS airs Of Black America, NBC launches a multi-year urban crisis series led by educator Fred Freed. Floyd McKissick welcomes networks moving in this direction.
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National Advisory Commission On Civil Rights
ABC
America
ABC News
Elmer W. Lower
CBS
NBC
United States
Fred Freed
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Glouster Personal News Highlights Weekend Visits
Glouster residents and relatives from Spokane Jackson Day ton and surrounding towns gathered for family events and weddings. The piece lists numerous visitors from Glouster Route 2 and nearby areas attending Karen Ginn and Barry Ginnan’s Dayton wedding and other family visits across Athens Rochester and Columbus during a recent weekend.
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Gene E. Fierce
Spokane
Wash
Mr. Fierce
Wayne E. Fierce
Glouster
Ronnie Fierce
Korea
Daryl L. Fierce
Dale Malone
Barberton
Monroe Ray Jr
Columbus
Conrad L. Deating
Hollister
Robert E. Fierce
Murray City
Wayne Fierce Jr
Jacksonville
Wilbur Kempton
Lewis Kempton
Walden Deal
Alex Poches
William Cline
Mae Hartley
Russell Humphrey
Walter Hobocineski
Walter
Dayton
Karen Ginn
Barry Ginnan
Rolland Deal
Martin Ginnan
Beatrice Vaughn
McBee
Athens
Opal Nichols
Harriett Brownell
Marian Hawk
Rochester
N. Y
Florence Brownell
Information Center Set Opens This Weekend
GLOUSTER The Tourist Information Center in the Civic Building opens this weekend with signs by Cotter Sign Company and erected by Kiwanis volunteers. The center will operate four hours weekly with volunteers Friday through Sunday. contact Norm Westfall for signups. CHAUNCEY Donald Dunn arrested for dumping in the village dump. the dump is closed pending notice. He received a $10 fine in Mayor Wadley’s court.
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Norm Westfall
Guinther Insurance Agency
High Street
Chauncey
Donald Dunn
Ralph McKibben
Chauncey Village
Charles Wadley
Athens Man Is Arraigned For Stringtown Robbery
Gail Singer, 28, of Athens, is arraigned in Perry County Court on a May 27 robbery at a Stringtown service station owned by Mrs. Helen Reed. Bond set at 5000 dollars. held to Perry County grand jury after arrest May 28 at his home. A 17-year-old Glouster boy is held in Athens County detention in the same case.
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New Lexington
Gail Singer
Athens
Perry County
Perry
Stringtown
Crooksville
Helen Reed
Singer
Glouster
Athens County
Reunion Sparks Tall Tales From Old Friends
In Barbourville Kentucky William Woodson attends a class reunion where two former classmates meet after 30 years. One dominates the talk recounting his children’s exploits while the other tries to leave only to be urged back with a reminder that the speaker hasn’t yet shared stories about his grandchildren.
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Barbourville
William Woodson
Church Unit Holds Picnic in Memo rial Park
The Young Adult Class of the Church of Christ held a picnic and wiener roast Tuesday evening in Memo rial Park. Attendees included Don Seevers and family Ed Mingus teacher, plus numerous couples and single attendees: Christman Mingus Fearns Shuttleworth Cominsky Kelly Vore Morris Cartwright Dean and others. Don Seevers serves as local minister.
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Bob Shuttleworth
Andrew Cominsky
Andrea
Robert Kelly
Ronnie Vore
Margaret Morris
Jane
Ada Cartwright
Barbara Dean
Don Seevers
Ed Mingus
Two Shawnee Brothers Charged In New Lexington Break-ins
Two Shawnee brothers Paul Simpson aged 19 and James Simpson Jr aged 22 were arraigned in Perry County Court on Main Street store break ins in New Lexington. They were held for the grand jury after posting $1,000 bonds each. A 16-year old New Lexington boy was also charged and released to his mother pending juvenile court proceedings.
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New Lexington
Main Street
Paul Simpson
James Simpson Jr
W. J. McClintock
Perry County
Club Social Planned at Tuppers Plains July 20
The Community Women's Club of Tuppers Plains and Alfred schedules an ice cream social at Tuppers Plains School on July 20 starting at 5 p.m. Harry Gorrell's country and western band will perform after the social begins at 8 p.m. A rummage sale is set for July 12 and 13 at Clarence Headley farm, noon each day.
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Tuppers Plains
Alfred
Harry Gorrell
Sharon Boyles
Ethel Arbaugh
Clarence Headley
Sandra Massar
Chauncey Church Ladies Host Annual Picnic
The Loyal Women's Class of Chauncey Christian Church holds its annual picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Hall Saturday at 5 30 p.m. Members are asked to bring folding chairs and bridge tables.
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Chauncey
Chauncey Christian Church
James Hall
Reedsville Personal Notices
Mr and Mrs Alpha Smith visited friends in Waverly recently. Mrs Bess Larkins has returned home after being a patient at St Josephs Hospital in Parkersburg.
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Reedsville
Alpha Smith
Waverly
Bess Larkins
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Parkersburg
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