Amherst Dean Rebukes Crusaders For Offensive Campus Behavior
Amherst College dean of admissions Eugene S. Wilson urges students to prove belief in civil rights by upholding human rights. In the Amherst Student he criticizes campus and town behavior, noting arrests of signs and litter while stressing self discipline and respect for others. He warns against overlooking everyday human rights in pursuit of broad civil rights actions.
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Amherst
Crusaders
Eugene S. Wilson
Amherst College
Winter Carnival Costs Hit New High This Season
The Winter Carnival became the most expensive in twenty years mainly due to the U S Open Speed Skating Championships in January. Treasurer Ida Fosty reports gross income 14169 and gross expenses 14110 95 leaving about 58 in the committee coffers. A soul seeking campaign is planned each Sunday at AME Zion Church led by Rev Oria Travis with 9 30 a m services at St Johns Masonic Temple. Bible study prayer singing and preaching scheduled with The Echoes of Harmony providing music. Public invited.
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Ida Fosty
Ame Zion Church
Oria Travis
St. John's Masonic Temple
January 1965 traffic deaths set grim record in U S
Chicago AP reports the National Safety Council says 3,500 traffic fatalities occurred in January 1965, the highest January toll on record and 9 percent above January 1964. This marks a nationwide rate spike for the start of the year.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Cavaliers Recording To Be Made At March Show
The Cavalier junior drum and bugle corps is invited to have its 1965 repertoire recorded by Master Records during the public indoor show 65 Drum Corps Sampler at the Technical High School auditorium Springfield on March 13. Joining juniors are St George's Olympians Targets of Springfield and St Kevin's of Dorchester. Seniors recorded are Hurricanes of Shelton Conn current world open champions and Marksmen of Springfield. Cavaliers strengthened by merger with Pittsfield Imperials and Skyhawks veterans expect to field finest junior corps representing Pittsfield. Their first appearance in Pittsfield is hosting Winter Showtime at Boys Club gym March 20 with prize money totaling 1900 dollars for five top junior corps. Advance tickets available from Cavaliers or Imperial members and Sammy Vin cents.
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Cavalier
Master Records
Technical High School
Springfield
Cavaliers
St. George’s Olympians
St.Kevin's
Dorchester
Hurricanes
Shelton
Conn
Pittsfield Imperials
Skyhawks
Pittsfield
East
Imperial
Sammy Vincents
Louis H. Yoss Retires From General Electric
Louis H. Yoss of 15 Myrtle Street retires from GE after 22 years in the power transformer department. A Dalton native, he belongs to the GE Athletic Association and Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church. He is married to Mabel Perkins and has two daughters.
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Louis H. Yoss
Myrtle St
General Electric Co
Mr. Yoss
Dalton
General Electric Athletic Association
Zion's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Mabel Perkins
Water pipe break and rubbish fire reported in town
A water pipe break at 55 Worthington Street caused water in the kitchen and living room of Mrs. C Scott at 9 02 a.m. The previous day at 4 10 p.m. a fire in a rubbish barrel behind 3 Cherry Street was extinguished.
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Worthington St
C. Scott
Cherry St
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