OU Gains Membership In Midwest Association
Ohio University was elected to membership in the Associated Midwest Universities AMU, a 36 member group with cooperative programs at Argonne National Laboratory. AMU enables access to Argonne facilities and exchange programs for faculty and students across five universities joining since AMU’s 1958 founding.
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Associated Midwest Universities
Argonne National Laboratory
AMU
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Argonne
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National Laboratory
OU Faculty Activities Highlight Research and Exhibitions
Dr. Kenneth Ray and Dr. Robert Drury publish Essentials of School Law with Appleton Century Crafts. William Kortlander stages a 12 painting and eight casein show at Merida Gallery Louisville and a five artist exhibit in New York to run through June 23. David Madden judges Denison University film contest and joins Society of Cinematologists. Harold Lyon Jr. wins ACPRA New Look award for Education's Partnership With Washington and will present in Dallas. Stanley Fisher to teach summer session at Indiana University field station and study carbonate diagenesis with Texaco. Floyd Gaffney and Joan Wickerstrom present modern dance at the 1967 Three Rivers Arts Festival in Pittsburgh. David Hostetler exhibits American Wife wood sculpture at J Walter Thompson offices in Montreal Expo 67.
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Kenneth C. Ray
Robert L. Drury
Appleton- Century Crafts
William C. Kortlander
Merida
Louisville
A. M. Sachs
New York City
David Madden
Denison University
Society of Cinematologists
Harold C. Lyon Jr
Vernon R. Alden
American College Public Relations Association
ACPRA
Lyon
Education
Washington
Dallas
Tex
Stanley P. Fisher
Will
Indiana University
Montana
Texaco, Inc
Floyd Gaffney
Joan Wickerstrom
Ohio University
Gateway Center
Pittsburgh
Carnegie Institute
David L. Hostetler
J. Walter Thompson Co. Ltd
Montreal
Water seepage probed near Congress Street manhole
City officials report seepage developing in a tele phone manhole on Congress Street near West State Street. Crews work to locate the source, with storm sewer as a possible line.
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Congress Street
W. State St
Drug Probe Questioning Set Friday
A fifth person connected with the local narcotics probe will be questioned Friday at 3 p.m. by Athens police. The suspect, an Ohio University student, will have an attorney present. Four others charged earlier will have preliminary hearings Friday morning before Municipal Judge John Newcomb.
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Athens
Ohio University
Cleveland
John Newcomb
Nigerian Civil War Threat Fails To Halt OU Activities
Ohio University officials report minimal disruption from Nigeria’s civil war threat. Dr. Russell Milliken says no evacuation plans for Americans in the north, while Dr. Robert Roaden notes travel plans are uncertain. Kano and Ibadan OU installations lie far from Biafra. An airlift evacuation of about 700 Americans from the eastern region is planned, with no mass northern withdrawal expected.
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Ohio University
Russell Milliken
O.U. Center For International Programs
Milliken
U.S. State Department
Robert Roaden
U.A
New York
Roaden
0.U. Kano
Ibadan
Biafra
State Department
Center For International
U.U
Two Ohio U Students Win Study Grants
Two Ohio University students win international study grants for 1967 68. Rudi Schnitzler from Winnipeg Canada, a musicology graduate, gets a $3000 Canada Council doctoral fellowship to study for a Ph.D. at New York University. James B Riordan of Worcester Mass a junior in international relations receives a $1000 grant to attend the Paris Center Institute of European Studies.
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Ohio University
Rudi Schnitzler
Winnipeg
Canada
James B. Riordan
Worcester
Mass
Schnitzler
Canada Council
M. B. College of Arts
New York University
Riordan
Paris Center
Institute of European Studies
Three Charges Dismissed in Fire Department Case
Municipal Judge John Newcomb Wednesday dismissed three charges against two defendants. Raymond Charles Hemm Jr. was accused of interfering with fire department duties and stealing a wrench from a hydrant. charges were dropped on prosecutorial motion. Raymond Mares had a separate charge for striking Roland Millar. that charge was dismissed for good cause. A $77,000 defamation suit against James Brouse and Alan Miller proceeded to jury in Common Pleas Court. The city planning commission meeting for Friday is postponed to June 9 due to out‑of-town or other commitments.
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John Newcomb
Raymond Charles Hemm Jr
W. Washington St
Raymond Mares
S. Court St
Roland Millar
Common Pleas Court
Alan Miller
Reynoldsburg
James Brouse
Nelsonville
City Planning Commission
Missing Girl Prompts Police Alert In Area
A 15-year-old girl from Kimberly has been missing since 2 p.m. Wednesday. Local police and the State Highway Patrol have been notified, county juvenile officer Sam Buffington said.
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State Highway Patrol
Kimberly
Sam Buffington
Divorce Decrees and Child Custody Granted in Merriman Case
Martha Merriman from Frederick Merriman is granted divorce for gross neglect and extreme cruelty with custody of the children and support arranged. Separately, Rose Boyle, daughter of Mrs. Mary Glenn, is reported missing after not returning from York High School where she was last seen wearing a red blouse and polka dot skirt. police note she may have changed into shorts.
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Martha Merriman
Frederick Merriman
Rose Boyle
Mary Glenn
Kimberly
York High School
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