Study Blasts Philanthropic Institutions
A two year study of 33 wealthiest foundations finds them passive and conflicted on social reform. It calls for less corporate linkage and splitting large funds like Ford into smaller independent bodies while praising prompt charitable disbursements.
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New York
Ford
Rockefeller
Carnegie
Kellogg
Dansforth
Reverend William G Black Named Alumnus of the Year
The Baptist Theological Union at the University of Chicago awards William G Black rector of Athens Ohio's Church of the Good Shepherd its 1972 Alumnus of the Year. He is praised as a dynamic community leader with civic and humanitarian work and has served since 1962 as rector.
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The
Baptist Theological Union
University of Chicago
William G. Black
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Athens
Union
Chicago Yacht Club
Black
Ohio University
Mr. Black
Muncie
Ind
Greenville College
Illinois
University of Illinois
University of Chicago Divinity School
Church of the Good Shepherd
Coventry
England
Athens Human
Ohio
Jane
Jet Explosion Probe Near Erie Kills Two Aboard
Military investigators continue inquiry into a southeast of Erie jet fighter crash that killed Captain Thomas M. Putts 28 of Kent Ohio and Major Michael C. Freeman 40 of Wooster Ohio Both from the 910th Reserve Unit headquartered in Youngstown A37 swept wing jet caught fire and exploded in a 45 degree dive after taking off from Youngstown Municipal Airport around 2 pm local time Debris was found over woodlands and an open field near the crash site
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Erie
Here
Thomas M. Putts
Kent
Ohio
Michael C. Freeman
Wooster
910Th
Youngstown
New York-Pennsylvania
Lee Collins Jr
910Th Reserve
Glouster Woman Injured In Route 13 Crash
A Glouster Route 13 curve mishap Friday afternoon sent Gertrude Dew 52 to Mount St Mary Hospital Nelsonville for a head cut and hip and leg bruises. She was treated and released.
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Glouster
Gertrude Dew
Mount St. Mary Hospital
Nelsonville
Four fall and crash aid by Athens Fire Department
Athens Fire Department emergency squadmen aided four people Sunday after a traffic crash on Route 50 W in front of Athens Apartments. Bill Green suffered head lacerations and was taken to O Bleness Memorial Hospital. Robert Hadler had facial and knee injuries and was transported to Hudson Health Center. Patty Cianciolo fell at 27 N Court St and Michele Curran became ill in Bromley Hall. both were moved to Hudson Health Center.
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Athens Fire Department
Athens
Bill Green
Somerset
Robert Hadler
Beechwood Estates
Green
O’bleness Memorial Hospital
Hadler
Ohio University
Hudson Health Center
N. Court St
Patty Cianciolo
Crawford Hall
Hudson
Michele Curran
Bromley Hall
Passenger Injured In Wreck On Route 33
One passenger was injured when a car driven by Thomas LaRose left Route 33 near Meigs County and hit a tree at 11:20 p.m. Saturday. Passenger Jerry Krumrine suffered a cut lip. medical treatment status unclear. Community notices follow.
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Meigs County
Lodi
Thomas LaRose
Akron
Jerry Krumrine
Sargent Hall
Athens
Krumrine
Ohio Senate weighs death penalty for certain crimes
The Ohio Senate Judiciary Committee planned a hearing on a criminal code revision bill to consider imposing the death penalty for crimes such as killing a police officer or prison guard in the line of duty. The measure, likely to go to conference committee, reflects broader revisions including lower minimum sentences for felonies and parole rule changes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate Judiciary Committee
Max Dennis
Wilmington
U.S. Supreme Court
Senate
House
Change Reflected In Peace Corps
In Dahomeny Peace Corps volunteers reflect a shift from liberal arts teachers to skilled workers. Ljubomir Ivanovich, 60, supervises a river valley project while his wife teaches. Beth McCammon, 26, runs an experimental animal husbandry effort. The corps now emphasizes rare skills, aiding global programs and museums, with Blatchford reforming strategy after a 1960s peak.
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Washington
Ljubomir Ivanovich
Beth McCammon
Peace Corps
Dahomeny
Ivanovich
Yugoslavia
Lower
Oueme River
Dahomey
Stefanie
Miss McCammon
Los Angeles
Hawthorne
United Nations’ Food and Agricultural Organization
Venezuela
Mon
Jack Hood Vaughn
Joseph Blatchford
Corps
Cameroons
Ecuador
Brazil
Morocco
Kennedy
Sargent Shriver
Blatchford
Ben Gurion Spends 86th Birthday Alone in Kibbutz
David Ben-Gurion marked his 86th birthday in solitude at the Kibbutz Sde Boquer Negev home. He spoke of moving Jews to build Israel and compiling an 11 volume history while noting cautious hope for peace with Arabs.
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SDE Boquer
Israel
David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Lebanon
Syria
Knesset
Kibbutz
Negev Desert
She Boquer
Negeva
Plonsk
Poland
Preparation H relief for hemorrhoidal swelling and itching
Doctors report a remarkably successful nonprescription treatment from Preparation H that shrinks infected and inflamed hemorrhoidal tissue and provides hours of pain and itch relief. Tests indicate it works in many cases with available ointment or suppositories.
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Astor
Commonwealth
Fleisch
Rev. Black
Univ. of Chicago
Marie Mathewson
Wm. Black
Asteeth
Watchmaker Jeweler
Wilson Baker
Berry Hall
N. Court
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Columbus RD
Glouster Meetings
WSCS
Jacksonville United Methodist Church
Phyllis Koons
Trimble Two
Glouster High School
Ben Gurion
Golda Meir
Europe
Munich
Il Am
Heidi Smith
W. Columbus Sr
Walgreen Drugs
Walgreen
BankAmericard
Don Reed Or
Bob Baur
Reed & Baur Inc
Ute
Tigers OF the
Bekins
Peoples Cartage Is
Ron Sibila
Ohio State University
Parkersburg
West Virginia