Notable Hollywood Figures Receive 1969 Humanitarian Honors
Beverly Hills reports comedian Jimmy Durante receiving the National Conference of Christians and Jews 1969 Humanitarian Award at a testimonial banquet with Jack Benny as emcee and Danny Thomas presenting. Hollywood also notes Roger L. Stevens named American Film Institute board chairman succeeding Gregory Peck, with Sidney Poitier as vice chairman. Nashville announces Johnny Cash and Glen Campbell leading the Country Music Association nominations for entertainer of the year and related categories, with Cash paired with June Carter and Campbell with Bobbie Gentry in group nominations.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Jimmy Durante
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Jack Benny
Danny Thomas
Hollywood
The
American Film Institute
Roger L. Stevens
Theater and the Opera
Gregory Peck
Sidney Poitier
Stevens
Nashville
Tenn
Country Music Association
Johnny Cash
Glen Campbell
Cash
June Carter
Campbell
Bobbie Gentry
Fair and cool tonight with mild Wednesday forecast
Local forecast calls for clear skies and cooler temperatures tonight with lows in the upper 40s to low 50s. Wednesday will be sunny with little temperature change and high temps in the upper 70s.
Radiologists Named to Shelter ing Arms Hospital Staff
Joseph Vanity announced two radiologists joining Shelter ing Arms Hospital in Athens. Jacob Weinberger of Gallipolis and Carl Thompson of Point Pleasant will work three days a week and be on call at all times, replacing Dr. Blaine Goldsberry who is on vacation. The hospital expands to meet community needs and considers pathology and a nurse anesthetist. Eight administrator applications are under review as Carl Theilmann resigns.
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Sheltering Arms Hospital
Joseph Vanity
Jacob Weinberger
Gallipolis
Carl Thompson
Point Pleasant
Weinberger
Thompson
Athens
Vanity
Blaine Goldsberry
Goldsberry
Carl Theilmann
Ohio University Traditional Homecoming Weekend Oct 10 11
Ohio University will hold its traditional homecoming events Oct 10 11 featuring a queen contest float parade house decoration competition and an evening concert. A bonfire rally and snake dance Wednesday build spirit ahead of the homecoming game versus Xavier with faculty judges Dr Hawik F D Paige Dr Shermer Dr Hazen Margaret Powell and Donald R Spivack. Trophies will be awarded during pregame activities.
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Ohio University
Xavier
Robert Hawik
Miss Thomas Bride-Elect Is Honored Shower in Rutland
Kathy Thomas was honored as the bride-elect of James Barrett with a church shower at Rutland Church of Christ. Church ladies hosted the event with refreshments, games, and winners named. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends led by Mrs. Ed Thomas and Mrs. Florence Barrett. In Point Pleasant Hubert Humphrey spoke at a dinner for 606 attendees, with Senator Robert Byrd declaring re-election plans for 1970.
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Rutland
Kathy Thomas
James Barrett
Rutland Church
Point Pleasant
Hubert Humphrey
United States
Charleston
Robert C. Byrd
University Preview of African Art Exhibition at OU
Ohio University will host a preview of the Black in Four Dimensions exhibition from Oct 1 to 8 in Memorial Auditorium Gallery. The show, organized by Gilbert D. Schneider for the Center for International Studies, precedes a larger display at the African Studies Association Conference in Montreal Oct 15 to 19.
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Ohio University
Canada
Memorial Auditorium
OU Center For International Studies
African Studies Association
Montreal
Queen Elizabeth Hotel
Gilbert D. Schneider
Schneider
West
Cameroons
Africa
Dr. Schneider
Adamawa
International Program Detailed By Speaker Shaikh Ismail
Shaikh S. Ismail, president of the Ohio University International Students Club, spoke to the Kiwanis Club about OU’s international program. He noted six first year students from Malaysia receive scholarships under OU’s exchange program and mentioned the faculty exchange as well.
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Shaikh S. Ismail
Ohio University International Students Club
Kiwanis Club
Malasia
Ismail
Kiwanis
Malaysia
Earl Hooper
Hooper
al Bechtel
Ira Burnfield
Ted Hellebrandt
John Huffman
Jackson Trucker Cited After Crash
A Jackson area truck driver was cited after a collision at Congress and Union Streets. Ronald L. Ostrander, 41, of Jackson, was southbound when his tractor trailer struck a car driven by Marshal K. McFadden, 18, of Albany. Ostrander was charged with lane straddling.
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Jackson Area
Congress
Union Streets
Ronald L. Ostrander
Marshal K. McFadden
Albany
Ostrander
Area Man Elected to Jackson Production Credit Board
John H. Robinson Sr. of Shade Route 1 has been elected to a three year term on the Jackson Production Credit Association board of directors. He operates a 315 acre dairy farm and will represent Athens, Hocking and Vinton counties. Robinson also serves as a director of the Central Ohio Milk Association and Athens County Farm Bureau Cooperative.
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John H. Robinson
Shade Route 1
Jackson
Asso
Robinson
Athens
Hocking
Vinton Counties
Ohio Milk Association and
Athens County Farm Bureau Cooperative
LaMar Drive Paving Equipment Arrives
Safety Service Director Dwight Robinson announced that paving equipment has moved into La Mar Drive by F. H. Brewer Co. and that the new road linking Congress Street with South Bridge will open to traffic in about a week. The pavement was poured today with blacktop to follow.
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LaMar Drive
F. H. Brewer Co
Safety Service
Dwight Robinson
Congress Street
South Bridge
Baker & Combs
Washington and
College Streets
Robinson
New Trial Sought By Clay Lawyer
David Clay 25 convicted in Common Pleas Court Ironton on two narcotics counts. His attorney William A Lavelle filed a motion for new trial citing new evidence and asserts the verdict was not supported by sufficient evidence or contrary to law. A hearing date has not been set.
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Common Pleas
Ironton
David Clay
William A. Lavelle
Lavelle
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National Council On the Arts
Metropolitan Opera
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American Shakespeare Theater
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Ida
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McLean
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Ethel Nelson
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Elizabeth Webster
Carol Wolfe
Clair Taylor
Dick Ebley
C. C. Chapman
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Riba
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Margaret Parsons
Charles Barrett
Robin
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Mason County
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Clarence Adkins
Randall Taylor
Maxine Nibert
Eugene Ball
Lawrence Plants
Friend Gibbs
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Horton Eckard
Charles Lingerfelt
Gary Kapp
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Jackson Trucker
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Meigs County
Common Pleas Court
Paul E. Laudermilt
Kerr St
Wanda L. Laudermilt
Brier Wood Ave
Columbus
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Allison
Pete) Price
Corning
Pee Wees
Chauncey
Esu
Fugum
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Middleport
Area Man On Credit Board
Ciation Board of Directors
Central
Taste
Curllicycreawater Conditioning, Inc
Abe
F.D.I.C
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Carpenter
Siegler
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Ebelk
Fall
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