Ohio Assembly backs cultural exchanges with curtain nations
The Ohio Assembly at Athens urged cultural and personal exchange with nations behind the iron and bamboo curtains and called for minimal political content in programs. It favored separating propaganda from cultural work and urged stronger cultural affairs in U S international activities. Ohio University published the final statement, part of 12 regional conferences funded by The American Assembly at Columbia University.
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Ohio Assembly
Athens
Ohio University Sponsored Assembly
U. S
Ohio University
United States
Vanocur
White House
U.S
Albany
Johnson
Goldwater
Cuba
Vanocur Opposes Red China Cultural Exchange
NBC correspondent Sander Vanocur told the Ohio Assembly that there is nothing to gain now from cultural exchange with Communist China and any proposal would show weakness. He opposed this, urged open access for American reporters to Red China, and touted uniquely American programs like Mahalia Jackson and Louis Armstrong as the best cultural exports.
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NBC
Sander Vanocur
Ohio Assembly
China
Vanocur
Red
Ohio University
U.S
Sears and Roebuck
Mahalia Jackson
Louis Armstrong
Ohio University Inn hosts open house attracts crowd
About 1500 people visited the Ohio University Inn on Sunday for a public open house, Manager Eugene L. Bostrom said. He praised the strong turnout and interest in the facilities.
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Ohio University Inn
Eugene L. Bostrom
Break-in at Walker's Cafe Yields Alcohol Theft
Walker's Cafe on Route 33N at Circle Hill was entered after the front glass was broken. Deputies report whiskey and wine stolen, with James Dotson of the tavern filing the report. Deputy De Witt Walker investigated Sunday night.
Weather Report: Fog Lifts as Sun Rises in Athens
A heavy fog over the area gradually lifted under a bright sun on Monday morning in Athens. U.S. Observer C. L. Colmer recorded 39 degrees at 10:15 a.m., five degrees above the early morning low, with Saturday and Sunday highs of 65 and 54 respectively.
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Athens
U.S
C. L. Colmer
Maplewood Inn Hit By Sunday Fire
Fire at 400 E State St Sunday at 11 33 a m caused total damage estimated at 600 by Fire Chief Charles Dalton. A turned on deep fat fryer ignited the wall behind it and damaged the fryer hood plaster wall wood joints lath and part of the ceiling. Loss split 500 building 100 contents. Rose White owner Bernie Weaver occupant.
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Maplewood Inn
E. State St
Charles Dalton
Rose White
Bernie Weaver
Fined After Police Fight In Municipal Court
Leslie Dowler Jr of 82 East Mulberry Street pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to resisting arrest and intoxication after a clash with officers at his home. Patrolman Rosser Bateman said officers were summoned Friday evening as Dowler struck him and later struck Sgt Clyde Beasley Jr in the mouth before custody.
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Leslie Dowler, Jr
E. Mulberry Sr
Rosser Bateman
Dowler
City Hall
Bateman
Clyde Beasley Jr
Annual Inspection of Ath ens Lodge 973 BPOE
Virgil Search and Merrill Riggle will conduct the annual inspection for Elks Lodge 973 in Chillicothe with initiation of new candidates. Refreshments will be served and all Elks urged to attend. The driver examination center at the K of C Hall in Athens will close Thursday due to Thanksgiving.
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Athens Lodge 973
BPOE
Virgil Search
Chillicothe
Merrill Riggle
Elks
The
State Highway Patrol
K. of C. Hall
Athens
Richland Ave Traffic Hazards Under State Local Study
City and Ohio University officials on Richland Ave near West Green discussed widening South Bridge sidewalks and adding lighting. The state highway department will study traffic counts and needed lights while the county and electric company work on bridge access and crosswalk plans ahead of council action.
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Richland Ave
West Green
City and
Ohio University
South Bridge
City and Ohio
State Highway Department
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Raymond Shepard
Woodland
Woodland Ave
South Y
Shepard
West Green- Grover Center
Laverne Lausche
Dwight Robinson
October Sets City Water Production Record
Athens city water plant produced 69 million gallons in October, topping 63 million set in May 1963. The plant averaged 2.22 million gallons daily with a high day of 2.58 million on October 27. Thirty two bacteriological tests all returned negative, confirming water safety. A three million gallon daily capacity exists and expansion is under study by George Sheeter.
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Goldsberry
Athens
Ohio City
George Sheeter
Youth Wins Speech Event at Prince of Peace Contest
Bill Wilcox won the Prince of Peace Contest held Sunday at Central Avenue Methodist Church. His speech titled Pathways to Peace featured as the winning entry with Mike Wigal as alternate on The Church's One Foundation. Nanette Davis spoke on The Formula For Peace.
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Bill Wilcox
Edsel Wilcox
Central Avenue Methodist Church
Mike Wigal
Law To Quit Trustee Post In December Move
John Law, Democratic commissioner elect, plans to resign his Dover trustee post in December. He will begin a four year term as commissioner in January. Law, in his second trustee term, has served five years. He also plans to resign as a Chauncey school bus driver.
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John Law
Dover Two
Law
Chauncey
Shelterin g Arms Hospital Notes
List of new birth announcements and guardianship notes from Sheltering Arms Hospital. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Milar and a son in Athens, Mrs. James Smith and daughter in Athens, and several others with addresses in Athens, New Marshfield, Chauncey, Glouster, and Millfield.
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John Milar
Athens
John Cunningham
Ralph Young
Ronald Way
Chauncey
Dayton Kern
William G. Goldsberry
John Rutter
Millfield
Maude Bates
Carpenter
Earl Linton
Herbert Penrod
New Marshfield
Gerald Stauffer
Dale Moffet
Cindy Smith
Carolyn Melvin
Joseph Barron
James Smith
Sam Brown
Carl Ross
John Suess
Johnny Baytos
Herschel McKee
Glouster
Alan Fox
Joseph Kelbley
English professor to attend NCTE convention in Cleveland
Edward Stone of Ohio University will join about 6000 teachers at the 54th annual National Council of Teachers of English convention in Cleveland November 26 to 28. He will lead a November 28 breakfast discussion on the council’s future. Members range from kindergarten to college level.
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Cleveland
Edward Stone
Ohio University
National Council of Teachers of English
Stone
Four Sophomores Named Reserve Cheerleaders at Athens High
The Athens High School reserve basketball team gains support as four sophomores Julie McMullen Diane Mulligan Jo Muscari and Beth Williams were chosen as the first reserve cheerleaders. They will pick uniforms next week ahead of the season opener.
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Athens High School
Julie McMullen
Diane Mulligan
Jo Muscari
Beth Williams
Traffic citations for multiple offenders in Ohio patrol
John Edward Nelson 19 of 187 N Lancaster St cited for passing without assured clear distance, patrol fine 15 dollars. Andrew Jackson Hagerty 69 Hamden cited for improper starting, patrol fine 15 dollars. James E. Kibble 40 Sandyville West Virginia failed to have Ohio registration and bad muffler, fines 15 dollars each, patrol.
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John Edward Nelson
Lancaster St
Andrew Jackson Hagerty
Hamden
James E. Kibble
Sandyville
W. Va
Ohio
Safety Patrol Volunteers Still Needed in City Schools
The city seeks volunteers for a paid safety patrol at Athens Senior and Junior High Morrison East Elementary and Ohio University Elementary, paid one dollar hourly for one hour in morning noon and afternoon. Two are needed at Putnam and Morrison four at East and three at Athens Junior and Senior.
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Athens
Morrison
East Elementary
Ohio University
Dwight Robinson
West Elementary
Robinson
Putnam
East
Engineer C E Olson to Speak at Hocking Valley OPS Meeting
Dr C E Olson associate professor of civil engineering at Ohio University will address the Hocking Valley Chapter of the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers at 6 30 p m on Wednesday. The event will take place at the Sportsman Grill.
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C. E. Olson
Ohio University
Hocking Valley
Ohio Society of Professional Engineers
Sportsman Grill
Records stolen from Mill View Inn in Grosvenor Hall
Jerry Jay reported $100 worth of records stolen early Sunday morning from the stool beside him at the Mill View Inn on West Union Street. The incident follows a court filing where Mary Virginia Figgins, of Max A Figgins, seeks custody of a child and support due to alleged neglect and cruelty.
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Jerry Jay
Grosvenor Hall
Millview Inn
W. Union St
Jay
Mary Virginia Figgins
Max A. Figgins
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Red China Exchange
Stimson Plumbing & Heating
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Alkyd Dulamel
Asin Moore
Kerr-Hunter
Athens, Ohio
Elks Inspection
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Nanette Davis
Sheltering Arms Hospital
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