U S Not Letting Up In Anti Poverty War
Logan Martin L Sharrett director of the Hocking CAP anti poverty office returned after a Chicago meeting on poverty attended by about 150 representatives from eastern and central states. Others from Ohio included Donald G Young Robert Harrison and Donald Benson. The session stressed no new federal anti poverty setup and confirmed the Tri County CAP grant form remains in good shape with final details pending.
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LOGAN
Martin L. Sharrett
Hocking County Community Action Program Committee
Chicago
Central States
Ohio
Donald G. Young
Hocking Cap
Robert Harrison
Athens
Donald Benson
Institute For Regional Devel
Sharrett
Milton Hyman
Tri- County
Hocking
Perry
Harrison
Hyman
Dream of Arabian Nights Turned Real for Bernard Cornfeld
Bernard Cornfeld quit a New York mutual fund sales job eight years ago to launch Investors Overseas Services in Paris. He built a multi‑million dollar empire with two mutual funds, bank holdings in Geneva Luxembourg and Nassau, two insurance firms and a data firm. He lives in luxury with a lakeside villa near Geneva, drives a Lancia Flaminia, sails a 41 foot Corsair, and staffs a global sales force of about 2,000. His 300 key employees own over 80 percent of the company, and his holdings exceed $3 million. He returned eight years later to buy the original company for over $2 million while his former boss remained president.
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Central Press Association
Paris
France
Bernard Cornfeld
Cornfeld
Prince of Araby
United States
Istanbul
Brooklyn
New York
Philadelphia
Europe
Investors Overseas Services
Geneva
Luxembourg
Nassau
Horatio Alger
Investors Planning Corporation
Walter Benedict
Officers Installed At Wilkesville Garden Club
Wilkesville Garden Club met at Mrs. Joe Strong home to install officers. Mrs. Earl Croy became president with Mrs. Raymond Long as vice president and Mrs. James Raines as secretary. Treasurers are Mrs. Joe Strong and Mrs. Earl Spires. New member Mrs. Ray Johnson welcomed, guest Mrs. Ona Wells of Canton attended. Next meeting is December 7 for a Christmas party.
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Wilkesville
Modern math workshop attracts 72 teachers in Vinton County
Cecil Calvin leads a two night modern mathematics workshop with 72 teachers, mainly elementary and some high school staff. Parents may join a 10 session series next semester, with sign up by postcard to the Vinton County Education office in McArthur.
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Vinton County
Calvin
McArthur
Don Knotts Says Laughs Harder to Reach in Movies
Veteran actor Don Knotts recalls that movie comedy is harder to elicit than TV. He notes audiences hear laughs on TV, but sound stages in films offer silence, and he reflects on craft, control of tricks, and the serious business of screen laughter.
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Hollywood
Don Knotts
the Ghost
Don
MCA
Universal
Charlie Chaplin
Jimmy Durante
Red Skelter
Bob Hope
Jerry Lewis
Visitors Gather for Russell and Johnson Family Events
The Bell family lists numerous visitors from Pomeroy Radcliff Columbus and Athens visiting Mr and Mrs Lincoln Russell Mrs Elsie Perry Mr and Mrs Joseph Johnson and other relatives. Another note suggests using a structural member as a divider or center pole in bench design.
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Wolf Pen
Guy Russell
Terry Lynn
Pomeroy
Harold Gillogly
Vicki and
Bruce
Carpenter
Lincoln Russell
Fred Tuckerman
Rhonda Jean
Tuckerman
Elsie Perry
Radcliff
Everett Ray Johnson
Columbus
Kenneth Johnson
James Johnson
Jamie Sue
Todd
Larry Johnson
Gina Rae
Joseph Johnson
Nora Johnson
Everett Lambert
Kenneth Grover
Joy
Lambert
Homer Thaxton
Gurney Walker
Cecil Gillogly
Athens
No Permanent Effect Expected From Shot
Randy Steele, 14, who accidentally shot himself near Hamden, is expected to have no lasting impairment after doctors at Children’s Hospital in Columbus removed 30 of 38 bullets lodged in his brain. He is recovering under medical care.
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McArthur
Randy Steele
Hamden
Steele
Children’s Hospital, Columbus
How to Mount Shelves into Wall Studs
To secure shelves attach with nails or screws into wall studs. Find studs by tapping the wall. hollow-sounding spaces indicate missing studs.
Circle Presbyterian Church to Meet in Wellston and Turkey Dinner
Clara Phillips reports local gatherings. The Circle of the Presbyterian Church will meet November 17 with Mrs. Lawrence Strausbaugh, and the December meeting will be a turkey dinner at the church on December 2. Various neighbors visit and host in Wellston and nearby towns.
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Clara Phillips Wilkesville
Circle of the Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Strausbaugh
Harold Grate
Holzer Hospital
Bound To Jury In Equipment Theft
Robert J. Taylor Jr 22 of 61 Hooper Street pleaded guilty in Municipal Court to stealing a blue electric piano and gray amplifier valued at 644. He was bound to the grand jury under $1000 bond. Norman Orcutt filed the charge. Police said the musician equipment was stolen recently from the Millview Inn.
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Robert J. Taylor, Jr
Hooper St
Taylor
Norman Orcutt
Millview Inn
Place Of The Deer Appeals To Tourists
Mazatlan, Mexico, the Pacific coast port famed for deep sea fishing and hunting hosts 70 000 residents and visiting tourists. A carnival marks Lent as deer roam the surrounding hills while ferries link Mazatlan to La Paz allowing exploration of new Mexican frontier. Dutch and Japanese governments invest in ships at the port to bolster the Mexican Merchant Marine.
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Jerome Rolland
Central Press
Mazatlan
Mexico
Pacific
U. S
Mazatland
United States
Mzatlan
la Paz
California
Matzatlan
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Mise
Mount Blanc
Alps
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Walter H. Moeller
Congress
Nick Ricciardi
Lockheed-Georgia Corp
Georgia
Ricciardi
Lockheed Georgia
Route
Lockheed-Georgia
Marietta
Armand Archerd
Knotts
Hocking Valley Community Hospital
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Wolf
Charles Smith
Jack Moorehead
Smith
Albert Shannon
Mary Lou
Luther Bobo
Dayton
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Larry Raines, McArthur
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