Milling Students Again Problem
About 25 university students were arrested on the second night of downtown Athens demonstrations. Officials said more than 1000 people joined the disturbance near W Union Street. several out-of-town students posted bonds for disorderly conduct or resisting arrest.
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W. Union St
Athens
Ohio University
Bowling Green
Earl W. Pranke
South Euclid
John M. Donnelly
Ernest Loane III
Marietta College
Charles A. Kochheiser
Bowling Green U
James L. Paige
John G. Parker
Joseph A. Bachman
Akron University
Bob Jarczyk
Joseph F. Martin
William Burkhart
Mill St
Robert C. Gifford
S. Congress St
Steve LaFerre
Mulberry St
Richard R. Lyman
Washington Hall
Frank Loschiaco
Brown M. Helmke
Columbus
Ohio US
Wayne A. Lot
W. Mullberry Sr
Dale Kuehn
Thomas R. Cahal
James Hall
Elliott McCurdy
Gregory A. McGinness
Sargent Hall
State Highway Patrol
Ohio University Discus sion Team Captures Top Placing
The Ohio University discussion team won a first place at the ninth annual Indiana State University Invitational in Terre Haute. Bill Reamer Athens junior led 40 entrants from 30 Midwest schools, with James Lynch Columbus junior fourth place and Sally Smith Dayton sophomore fifth. The topic was U S policy in Southeast Asia.
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Ohio University
Indiana State University
Miss Smith
University of Cincinnati
Kentucky
Ohio
Ohio U
Gordon Wiseman
Karen Ruggles
Willard
Emily Lybarger
Mount Vernon
Woolworth Chief to Be OU Speaker
Lester Burcham president of F. W. Woolworth Co. will address Ohio University’s fifth annual President's Honor Banquet. Kennedy Lecturer Charles Harting Percy Illnois politician will speak on A Businessman in Politics at Memorial Auditorium.
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Lester Burcham
F. W. Woolworth Co
Ohio University
Kennedy
Charles Harting Percy
Illinois
Bell and Howell
Memorial Auditorium
Burcham
Baker Center
Vernon Alden
Richard Fulks
Athens
John Newcomb
David Stimson
Union Furnace
Wayne Young
Hamden
Tiger country car lineup offers all 1966 Pontiacs
The ad touts a range from luxury to economy including a 360 hp sports car with rear seating and a long wheelbase family model. It promises safety features such as front and rear seat belts, dual speed wipers, washers, outside mirror, padded dash, sun visors and backup lights.
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Tiger Country
Four Million Carriage Hill Apartment Complex Planned
An 18 building, 25 acre Carriage Hill complex on Richland Ave by Area Construction Co. will include 24 three story brick units per building aimed at moderate income families. Project features a swimming pool, recreation area, landscaping to street level, and road work pending weather. Ohio University may raze E State St barracks once apartments suffice. Braden, former Lakeview architect, submitted the plan to the city planning commission.
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Carriage Hill
Richland Ave
Area Construction Co
Hooper St
Mulligan Rd
James Braden
Ohio University
Vernon Alden
University
Braden
Columbus
Lakeview Manor
Lakeview Recreation Center
City Planning Commission
Athens Senior ODK Choice
Alan Goldsberry of Athens has been selected for Omicron Delta Kappa membership. He leads Pi Gamma Mu and Pi Alpha Theta honoraries, belongs to Delta Upsilon Blue Key J Club and Phi Eta Sigma, serves IFC vice president, and holds a 3.66 cumulative average.
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Alan Goldsberry
Glenn Goldsberry
Athens
Omicron Delta Kappa
Goldsberry
Pi Gamma Mu
Pi Alpha Theta
Delta Upsilon Social Fraternity
Blue Key
J Club
Phi Eta Sigma
IFC
Four Athens Engineers Enter Columbus Electric 25 Year Club
Members honored for 25 years with Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Company include Frank Shay Carl Gabriel from Athens division William G Frie drich and Adelpert R Patton from Nelsonville division and Raymond F Hoce from Middleport division. The event was a banquet in Columbus.
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Athens Mountains
Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co
Columbus
Frank Shay
Carl Gabriel
Athens
William G. Friedrich
Adelpert R. Patton
Nelsonville
Raymond F. Hoce
Middleport
Annual RSM Inspection Set for Wednesday
Ath ens Council 15 R and SM will hold its annual inspection at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the Masonic Temple led by Elmore Williams in the degree of select master A 615 p m dinner precedes the inspection Officers listed include Roger Wiseman Bert Carpenter Howard Woodyard Glenn Atkinson Joe Trepp Don Campbell Dale Goldsberry and Bernard Spaulding
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Athens Council
R&sm
Masonic Temple
Elmore Williams
Jackson
William Roberson
Roger Wiseman
Bert Carpenter
Howard Woodyard
Glenn Atkinson
Joe Trepp
Don Campbell
Dale Goldsberry
Bernard Spaulding
Moeller Announces Housetrailer Schedule in Southeast Ohio
Rep. Walter H Moeller releases a travel plan for his housetrailer office visits across Chauncey Trimble Jacksonville Glouster Coolville Wed nesday Racine Syracuse and Pomeroy Middleport Gallia County events run Tuesday to Saturday with venues listed for each day
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Southeastern Ohio
Walter H. Moeller
Chauncey
Trimble
Jacksonville
Glouster
Coolville
Racine
Syracuse
Pomeroy-Middleport
Gallia County
Ohio State Patrol 69th training class adds 50 recruits
Two Southeastern Ohioans join 50 new recruits in the OSHP 69th training class. James H. Wingo of Albany Route 3 and Wallace P. Hatfield of Pomeroy Route 1 are listed. Recruits begin at the old academy and will move to the $1.5 million new complex at the exposition center in Columbus.
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Patrols
Expositions Center
Columbus
Two Drivers Cited After Traffic Crashes
Two drivers were cited for conditional speed after one car injury free crashes. William H. Theisen 21 of Millfield drove off Route 13 north of Route 33. Edward A. Mills 83 of Zanesville drove off Route 33 south of Athens.
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State Highway Patrol
William H. Theisen
Millfield
Edward A. Mills
Zanesville
Athens
Urban Renewal South Green Plan on City Council Agenda
City council may grant a first reading for an ordinance approving the Urban Renewal South Green plan. A resolution on the Ohio University campus development plan could be considered. The comprehensive community plan discussion is listed on the agenda.
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Ohio University
County Highway Projects Listed Blacktopping Continues
County Engineer Harry Dust reports 15 miles of new blacktop this year bringing total county road surface to about 135 miles. Crews widened several roads, replaced 50 plus culverts and bridges, built a new Marietta Run bridge, and will clear ditches and cut brush for winter operations.
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Harry Dust
Dust
Troy
Trimble
Dover
Ames
Canaan
Rome
Alexander
Lodi
Carthage
Alexander Two
Marietta Run
Bern Two
Highway Department
Sheltering Arms Hospital Notes
A list of patients and dismissals at Sheltering Arms Hospital includes Mrs. Curtis Bailey of Athens and others from Athens, Dale, Reedsville, Guysville, The Plains, Albany, Nelsonville, Millfield, and New Straitsville. Several names appear under both admitted and discharged categories.
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Curtis Bailey
Athens
Wilbur Young
Dale Connolly
Reedsville
Proctor Faber
Guysville
William Channell
the Plains
Melvin Stedman
Albany
James Barrows
Joe Hanning
Nelsonville
Grover Patton
Millfield
Frances Evans
William Cuckler
Dale Haney
Walter Hawk
Erma Thompson
Michael Godbold
Wesley Unruh
Carl White
George Wilson
New Straitsville
Randall Chalfant
Laurine Parola
Eugene Facemyer
E. Union St
Sheltering Arms Hospital
City Fire Department
Recounts Set in City Solicitor Contest and Others
The county election board set the recount date for the city solicitor race and received four more requests. Mollica trailed Rowland by 39 votes. Storer seeks two precinct recounts. Morris requests a recount for Albany mayor write-in loss by one vote. Parsons trails Bern Twp. trustees by 49 and Linscott trails Ames Two trustees by six.
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County Election Board
City Solicitor’s
Election Board
Gerald Mollica
GOP
William Rowland
Gaylord Storer
Rome
Lewis Morris
Albany
Walter C. Parsons
Bern Twp
Leonard Linscott
Ames
New Bromley Hall Shop To Open Thursday
A women’s apparel store named Teri Ann’s Campus Shop will open Thursday on the W Union St level of Bromley Hall in Athens. Owner G. J. Zide, who runs a Marietta store, plans campus and sportswear, formals, lingerie, sundries and accessories with a 1600 square foot selling space and 48 foot frontage. Five to six staff, including university coeds, will be hired and a local manager will run the Athens shop.
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Marietta
W. Union St
Bromley Hall
G. J. Zide
Teri Ann
Zide
Teri Ann's
Sears Roebuck and Co
Athens
Paul Lugger Display Co
Columbus
H and H Builders Supply Co
Degree Conferred by Paramythia Lodge 426 at Masonic Temple
The Fellow Craft degree will be conferred at 7 p.m. Tuesday in the Masonic Temple by Paramythia Lodge 426 F&AM, according to Jack L. Clark master.
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Masonic Temple
Paramythia Lodge 426
F&am
Jack L. Clark
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Woolworth
Tigers
Pontiacs
Eything
Algeo Motor Sales
E.state Street
Athens, Ohio
ODK
Housetrailer
Ivan Romine
Ohio Congress of Parents and Teachers Board of Managers
Department of Public Welfare
PTA
Romine
First Christian Church
Curran Dr
Stewart
U. S
C. L. Colmer
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