Beethoven Would Not Be Excused From Haircut Policy
Jefferson Circuit Court Judge Marvin Sternberg ruled Valley High School acted reasonably in suspending John Hodge, 16, for failing to cut his hair. The judge noted Principal Cantrell had informed male students of hair requirements and that historic figures like Bach, Beethoven, and Washington are not Valley students. He said those figures could have been required to cut hair to stay in school.
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Louisville
Bach
Beethoven
George Washington
Valley High School
Jefferson Circuit Court
Marvin Sternberg
John Hodge
Hodge
Sternberg
J.C. Cantrell
Cantrell
Walnut 4-H Club Meeting Includes Initiation and Social
Walnut 4-H club held at the old theater with 24 members present. Eight new members were initiated and a program featured talks and songs by Margaret and Shirley Modica. Many local residents attended weddings and reunions in nearby towns, with multiple visits from family and friends reported.
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Walnut
Walnut Wonder Workers 4-H
Margaret
Shirley Modica
Leonard Jacquinot
Bill Jacquinot
Merlin Colegrove
Joe Smith
Gene Jacquinot
St. Paul
Don Jones
Warrensburg
Pat Jacquinot
Carol Ann Stark
Pat
Mary Lou Harvey
Sharon Ann Fox
L. A. Fox
Pittsburg
Admiral Beauty School
Tulsa
Bowling Scores Triangle League Contest Report
Readable rows show bowling scores for teams 1 through 8 with series totals and high game figures. Individual players Pauline Matlock Mary Lou Cooper Elizabeth Chapman Esther Cochran Carol Bright Mary Miles Doris McIntosh Jackie Ramsey are listed with high series and high game scores for each team.
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Elizabeth Chapman
Jean Billbe
Esther Cochran
Carol Bright
Mary Miles
Doris McIntosh
Jackie Ramsey
Best Yet 4H Club Elects Officers for 4H Year
The Best Yet 4H Club sewing class met with Mr and Mrs Boyd Rensing on Route 3. Officers elected were Catherine Taylor president Glenna Heilman vice president Mary Shively secretary and reporter. The next meeting is set with Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor on June 13 at 7 30 p.m.
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Boyd Rensing
Catherine Taylor
Glenna Heilman
Mary Shively
Paul Taylor
Rochester First Baseman Epstin Hits 1966 Ground
Mike Epstin, 23, of New York City, opens 1966 as Rochester IL first baseman. He slugged 30 homers and batted .338 for Stockton, California, last season.
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Mike Epstin
New York City
Rochester
Stockton
Calif
Manasseh and the Path From Peace to War
A sermon sermonizes on Manasseh of Judah as a warning against idolatry and weak leadership. It contrasts Nazi Germany and the Stalin era with biblical kings, arguing peace bought by tribute leads to ruin and invites war to check tyranny. It cites scripture and warns modern America about aligning with communism abroad.
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Germany
Russia
Hitler
Stalin
Manasseh
Judah
Hezekiah
Assyria
America
Asia
Weather Bureau Details Topeka Storm Origins
The Topeka tornado grew from a stationary east west front across southern Kansas. Moisture and temperature shifts created unstable weather prompting tornado watches. Sightings appeared near Hutchinson Great Bend Wakefield Manhattan and Topeka with radar confirming a funnel at 7 03 p m and sirens activated. meteorologist Richard Garrett praised the response.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Richard Garrett
Hutchinson
Great Bend
Clay County
Wakefield
Manhattan
Kan
Garrett
Kansas City
Capital City
Concrete floors in Arizona homes affect resident feet
Arizona podiatry officials report most homes in the state have concrete floors. They say wood floors are common elsewhere and that concrete does not yield under weight, causing Arizonans to have feet that are bigger than those of people in other regions.
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Christ
Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Podiatry Association
United States
Association
Fear of Hydrogen Bombs and Driving to Survive
A terse verse notes dread of hydrogen bombs and the toll of modern driving on safety, asserting four out of five will not live to see a nuclear strike.
Texan Wins Spelling Bee
Washington AP reports 13 year old Robert A Wake from Clear Creek Junior High Houston Tex won the 39th National Spelling Bee defeating 70 contestants. Runner up Beth Sherrill 14 from Lucy Tennessee misspelled satchem then successfully spelled rattoon to finish strong.
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Washington
Robert A. Wake
Clear Creek
Houston
Tex
Beth Sherrill
Lucy, Tenn
Beth
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Plainsville
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