Weekend crashes injure two. three drivers charged
State Highway Patrol investigated weekend accidents reporting two slight injuries. Marsha Dean, 20, of Lancaster bruised hip after a crash at Route 180 and 678. Lynn Dean, 28, of Lancaster, driving 180, failed to yield as Jackie Hammond, 29, of Cincinnati, entered 180. Arnold Pace, 32, of Shardonville, drunken and reckless, charged with DWI, left of center, no license. Clarence McElfresh, 41, of Glouster charged after an improper turn at Route 78.
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State Highway Patrol
Marsha Dean
Lancaster
Lynn Dean
Jackie Hammond
Cincin
Nati
Dean
Arnold D. Pace
Shardonville
Ram
Clarence Joseph McElfresh
Glouster
Julie Dorothy Beshara
Trees And Women Are Compared NEW DELPHI
Hem Barua socialist member of Parliament compared women to rubber trees citing Sukarno and asking if the Indian government was replacing aging rubber trees. An inquisitive member queried if women are useless after 30, but the speaker ignored the question.
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Hem Barua
Barua
Sukarno
Party Given for Patients at Southeastern Ohio Center
Mrs. Golda Shaw president of the American Legion Auxiliary along with Mrs. Dorothy Windsor and Mrs. Sylvia Corsen led a gift drive Thursday for patients at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center in Athens. Auxiliaries from Middleport Pomeroy and Logan joined the Community Service committee. Ward 9 patients received jewelry and purses as prizes from games and a candy treat. Refreshments of cookies and soft drinks were served by visiting organizations. A note on codfish products mentions frozen fillets and fish sticks while describing uses for cod liver oil isinglass and sardine bait.
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Logan
Golda Shaw
American Legion Auxiliary
Dorothy Windsor
Sylvia Corsen
Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center
Athens
Community Service Committee
Middleport
Pomeroy
Rededication Marks Veterans Day at Ohio University
On Veterans Day ceremonies at the Ohio University campus monument Judge Franklin Sheeter spoke of rededication to democracy amid warnings of world threats. William Kane of Athens Post 21 placed a wreath as about 70 Athens High School band members and nearly 100 onlookers attended. The event marked the 50th anniversary of Veterans Day with messages of peace and readiness, followed by a list of speeding and traffic fines from the Athens area.
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Franklin Sheeter
Ohio University
William Kane
Athens American Legion
U. S
Sheeter
Benjamin Franklin
Athens High School
K. T. Crossen Legion Post
Meigs Theft Investigated at Shenang Springs Club
POMEROY Ohio The Meigs County Sheriff Department investigates theft at Shenang Springs Night Club on Route 7. A television set and 200 dollars were stolen between 2 30 and 7 a m Sheriff Robert Hartenbach said the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation sent an agent to assist.
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Pomeroy
Shenang Springs
Route 7
Meigs County
Sheriff's Department
Robert Hartenbach
Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation
Meter Maid Wins Shotgun At Contest
Nelsonville Mrs Zoe Henshaw a city meter maid won a shotgun donated by Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 55 at a trap and skeet shoot held at the Hocking Valley Sportsmen Club on Radford Road Athens The club provided facilities for the event reflecting police sponsorship and community support
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Henshaw
Fraternal
Order of Police Lodge No. 55
Hocking Valley
Agencies Multiply in Denver Outrun All but Washington
There are more Federal agencies and installations in Denver Colorado than in any city except Washington DC. At least 250 are now located in Denver.
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Denver
Colo
Washington, D. C
McBee plant strike action unsettles Athens unions
Officials from Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union Local 269 and McBee Systems meet to settle a pressmen strike at the Athens McBee plant. About 175 pressmen set lines Sunday, while 275 members of bookbinders, compositors, stereotypers and machinists unions respect the pickets. Wages are the core issue as contracts expired November 1. Meetings at the Athens County fairgrounds and the Ohio University Inn bring together union negotiators and members to vote on tentative agreements and coordinate bargaining steps.
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Printing Pressmen and Assistants Union Local 269
McBee Systems
Athens McBee
McBee
Athens County Fairgrounds
Walter L. Martin
Brotherhood of Bookbinders Union
Distressed U.S. Cities: 51 Removed, 107 Added to Aid List
Commerce Clearing House reports that EDA programs have removed 51 communities from eligibility while adding 107 others in distress. Since 1965 the public works and business loans totaled about 750 million dollars. A total of 905 areas remain eligible, up from 849 last year.
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Economic Development Administration
Commerce Clearing House
EDA
Clergy Take Other Jobs In Johannesburg Synod Report
In Johannesburg South Africa a synod hears that many ordained clergy leave pulpits for secular work a trend labeled a prayer drain. Reverend N J H van Loggerenberg of the Gereformerde Kerk condemns the acceptance of outside church work by his fellow ministers.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
N. J. H. van Loggerenberg
Gereformerde Kerk
Parachutist Climbs Tree Rescue Near Sydney
Ian Cairns, 23, jumped from a light aircraft near Camden south of Sydney at 2 pm and landed unhurt at 5 pm after spending hours suspended 60 feet above ground from a giant gum tree. An electricity lineman climbed an extension ladder, threw a rope, and guided Cairns to safety with spectators assisting below.
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Sydney
Ian Cairns
Camden
Cairns
Christmas Decorations Installed By Firemen
Nelsonville volunteer firemen placed Christmas lights on the Public Square Sunday and will finish the business district decorations before Thanksgiving as reported by Fire Chief Clarence Hall.
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Nelsonville
Clarence Hall
Ohio U Forensics Squad Wins Sweepstakes At Heidelberg
Ohio University's individual events forensics team won sweepstakes at the Northern Ohio Forensic Conference annual tournament at Heidelberg College. Over 100 contestants from Akron, Kent State, Bowling Green, Ohio Wesleyan, Heidelberg, Oberlin, Urbana, Lorain Community, Defiance and Otterbein competed in events including persuasive and extemporaneous speaking, peace oratory, oral interpretation and manuscript reading. Winners for OU were Susan Adair, Gay Bastiani, Janet Brandt, Millijana Sretenovic, Janet Balmer, Cathy White, and Robert Reider in various top-five finishes. Teams used three preliminary rounds with finals for top five. Instructors listed for both individual events and combined events.
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Ohio University
Northern Ohio
Heidelberg College
Akron
Kent State
Bowling Green
Ohio Wesleyan
Heidelberg
Oberlin
Urbana
Lorain Community
Defiance
Otterbein
Ohio U
Susan Adair
Sylvania
Gay Bastiani
Gallipolis
Janet Brandt
Kettering
Millijana Sretenovic
Pikeston
Janet Balmer
Cuyahoga Falls
Cathy White
Cincinnati
Robert Reider
Port Clinton
Births and admissions at Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
Birth announcements list Mr and Mrs Delbert Trout Jr Albany Route 1 a daughter and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tiderman Athens a daughter. Admitted includes Gall Athens Mrs Robert Speedy The Plains. Discharged includes Mrs Charles Conrath and son Mrs John McCune and daughter Mrs James Keirns Anita Bell Mrs Walter Keirns Mrs Kenneth Beckley Mrs Luther Mayles Wilbert Throckmorton Penny Bail Hazel Dunfee.
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Delbert Trout Jr
Albany
Kenneth Tiderman
Athens
Charles Conrath
John McCune
James Keirns
Anita Bell
Walter Keirns
Kenneth Beckley
Luther Mayles
Wilbert Throckmorton
Penny Bail
Hazel Dunfee
Poodle Chews Up Man's Dentures
Bakersfield California man needed instant denture repair after his poodle damaged his false teeth. He used PLATE WELD to fix a break and replace a tooth on the spot and reported it held like new. The company says PLATE WELD is available at all drug stores.
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Bakersfield
Calif
California
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By Ken Steinhoff
Frank Helm
McBee Chapel
International Typographical Union
McBee Pressmen’s Union
Kenneth Collins
Oliver Young
Helm
Tom Talbert
Ming
Homer T. Baird
Terrill Johnson
First Baptist Church
Harold F. Harrah
Amesville
Michael Edward Monz
Wills Ave
Dover
Robert Carl Furhman
Marvin Wade McCann
David Allen Chesser
Michael Croucher
Millfield
Edward J. Jacobson
Pittsburgh
James D. Dixon
Nigel Rote Atkins
Berea
David Arthur Paul
Columbus
Richard Don Lambert
Royal Oak
Mich
George Henry Misner
Robert R. Wharton
Parkersburg
Clyde R. Martin
Ono
W. Va
Alan C. Klein
State St
Nicholas J. Angelo
Evergreen
Iil
Frank Leroy Cupp
Johnstown
Edgars. Berdine
W Va
Michael F. Croucher
James MM. Harris
Ashland
John Theodore Wiemer
N. College St
Carlos Edward Rutter
the Plains
Ronald Clarence Nance
Wilmington
N. E Rickey
Guysville
John H. East Jr
Huntington
James Burchfield
Wadkins St
Meigs
Meter Maid
Zoe
Complete Insurance Service
Don Reed
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur, Inc
Ohio
Magine
Mathens
Donald K. Barstow
Earl F. Mathews, Inc and
C. M. Gill & Co
Jessie W. Ley
Dwight H. Rutherford
Joseph Seiple
Richard Guyinther
Watch Repair Service
Velern Court
American Legion Hall
Ohio University Inn
U.S
Chicago
United States
Ohio U. Forensics
Heidelberg Meet
Ceeding
Raymond Beaty
Karent Schwartz
Linda Kurtz
Ted J. Foster
Sheltering Arms Hospital
Gall
Robert Speedy
Olive M. Rose
Athens, Ohio
Kayser
Poodle
Man
THE
Athens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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