Hunger Strike Hits Fifth Day At Marietta College
About 100 students remain on a hunger strike over the suspension of student body president elect Earl Maiman. They stage 24 hour picketing and daily rallies, with some losing weight while Vita Min pills supplement their diet. The protest followed Maiman’s suspension after alleged inflammatory remarks.
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Marietta College
Jane Janerone
Earl Maiman
Scranton
Washington County Common Please
Frank E. Duddy Jr
Freedom of Speech Committee
Free Speech Row Spurs Marietta College Protests
College officials say students misread a round table remark by Duddy alleging opposition to criticism. Duddy vows commitment to freedom of speech as Ray Anderson backs action. Protests continue with hunger strike and a $1 crumb banquet to fund Earl Maiman’s case as students resume classes after a court-ordered suspension lift.
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Duddy
Ray Anderson
Earl Maiman
Marietta College
Frank E. Duddy Jr
Free Speech Committee
Maiman
Ohio counties risk airport funds in staggered offer
Ohio reports indicate Paulding and Hocking counties have not accepted $100000 each to build local airports. Officials warn either action or surrender of funds, with possible redirection to other authorities if counties decline.
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Columbus
Ohio
Paulding
Hocking
Division of Aviation
Legat
John Cornett
Area Death Notices From Several Communities
Multiple death notices announce the passing of Henry F. Stephens in Pleasant Valley Hospital, Caroline B. Lehman of Athens, Mildred Tinkham of The Plains, Anthony Charles Weber of Chesterhill, and Anthony Gibbs of Athens. Details include ages, residences, church affiliations, survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial locations across Cedar Grove, Logan, The Plains, Chesterhill, and Athens.
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Point Pleasant
Henry F. Stephens
Cedar Grove
Pleasant Valley Hospital
Effie Lathey
Virginia
Alloy Baptist Church
Lathey
Beulah Slate
Mammoth
W. Va
William
Cleveland
Mae Walker
Radford
Crow-Hassell
Earl Perkins
Fairplain Cemetery
Ripley
THE
Plains
Mildred Tinkham
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Plains United Methodist Church
D. M. Bryson
Plains Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Lakin State Hospital Receives Federal Grant For Expansion
A Hill Burton grant of 99000 dollars was approved in Washington DC to Lakin State Hospital. The funds will expand psychiatric facilities and broaden rehabilitation services.
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Point Pleasant
Lakin State Hospital
Washington D.C
Amesville Rural Life Sunday Service Planned
The Amesville Community Rural Life Sunday Service will be held at the Presbyterian Church on May 18 at 7 30 p m. Participants include members from the Methodist and Presbyterian Churches the Grange and the Order of Eastern Star.
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Amesville
Eastern Board Hires 13 People and 3 Resignations
Reedsville Eastern Local Board of Education rehired thirteen staff including five coaches such as Billy Kincaid and Dan Wright and accepted resignations from three personnel. Also rehires five bus drivers and new contracts for cooks custodians and a mechanic. Board set secretary position deadline and approved land lease with Hunting Oil and water line work.
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Reedsville
John Hansley
Francis Benedum
Benedum
Gertrude Zumbach
Rubal Caldwell
Riverview
Virginia Walters
Riv
Erview School
Lester Manuel
Grace Weese
Chester
Jane Young
Eastern High School
John Reibel
Hunting Oil Co
Ohio University
C. O. Newland
Keibel
Roger
Henry Bahr
Two Shot Third Man Is Jailed in Gallia County
In Gallia County two Ewington men, James Sprouse and Clayton Snyder, suffer gunshot wounds and are treated at Holzer Medical Center. Bill Stewart, 68, is jailed on charges of attempting to wound with a dangerous weapon after an early morning shooting outside the Stewart home observed by Mrs. Stewart. Sheriff Denver Walker notes the trio argued prior to the incident.
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Gallipolis
Ewington
Holzer Medical Center
Gallia County
James Sprouse
Clayton Snyder
Bill Stewart
Denver Walker
Stewart
Sprouse
Snyder
Walker
Logan appoints Michael R. Smith patrolman in city
Logan announces the appointment of Michael R. Smith 23 of 36 E. Hunter St to the city patrol as of Friday. He will begin in service training and attend the next basic course after working as a clerk at Nick's Wine Store and teaching in Logan City Schools. Smith fills the vacancy from John R. Stallsmith. Logan now has 10 officers.
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Logan
Michael R. Smith
E. Hunter St
Roy Kelch
Smith
Logan High School
Morehead
Ky.) College
John R. Stallsmith
Nick’s
Logan City
Logan Clay Products
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Marietta
Fayette, Miss
R— Charles Evers
Fayette
Miss
Bayou
Evers
Mississippi
Washington
Abe Fortas
Supreme Court
Senate
New Hampshire
Portsmouth
Scioto
Adams
Lucasville
Aberdeen
Ohio River
Stephen M. Young
South Vietnam
Nguyen Ngoc Loan
Walter Reed General Hospital
Loan
Young
Unite States
U. S
Ohio State Automobile Association
American Automobile Association
Robert Hyatt
Ohio Aaa
Nixon
Mrs
Caroline Lehman
Caroline B. Lehman
Athens
James
Margaret Bainter Gordon
Hocking County
Haydenville
Leonard Funeral
John Hickman
Lancaster
Smith Chapel
Tinkham Bites
Anthony C. Weber
Chesterhill
Anthony Charles Weber
Margaret Jean Davis Weber
Stockport
Evangelist Harry Welch
Good Samaritan Hospital
Zanesville
Childrens Hospital
Navy
Glenn Davis
McConnelsville
Dick Abie
Pennsville
Fawecott-Stone Funeral Home
Anthony Gibbs
Anthony
Tony)Gibbs
Hooper St
Athens High School
First Church of God In
Noah
Eleanor Gibbs
Noah Gibbs III
Fairfield
Jennie Gibbs
First Church of God
Glaude Sandlin
Alexander Cemetery
Hughes Funeral
Lakin
Eastern Board
Nelsonville
William Albert Patton
Hock-Hocking Lodge 339
IOOF
Warren Funeral
Patton
Order
Poplar Street
Nelsonville, Ohio
Church of
Davis
Charmin
Abs
Davis Brothers
Maine
R. C. Cola
Nestea
Ree
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