Awards Day at Keith and WHS Highlights Senior Honors
An Awards Assembly at Keith featured presentations by student leaders and recognitions for library, cheerleader, and Hi-Y awards. Seniors at WHS received scholarship honors from Mercyhurst, Chatham, Muskingum, Virginia University, Vassar, Penn State, and other institutions, amid a fashion show and multiple club acknowledgments.
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Bill Miller
Pat Mikesell
Kathy Read
Virginia Allison
Georgia Simpson
Bob Barnes
Ted West
Susan Rehmer
Suzanne Stright
Miss Parnell
Marilyn Koontz
Rohrer
Donna Hess
Bernice Hamilton
JoAnne Simpson
McKinley
Keith
The
ACORN
Lois)’ Blair
Angeul Borge
Bob McCluer
Lois Blair
Carol Johns
Jerry Kozusko
American Legion
WHS
Richard Wertz
Louise Lowry
WJHS
Ilvere
Jeans
Alice Muller
Jr.s
Women's Civic Club
Sally London
Paris
Ladies Auxiliary
Indiana County Medical Associa
Don
Pat Marceline
Nous
Britta Nesbitt
Lubold
Pamj Creations
Chamberlain
Jim Cober
Carol Feloni
Don McKelvey
Pat Newman
Cla
Cence Bengston
Danforth
Foundation
Lois Wad
Hell
Twelve Notes
New Century Club
Sears
Dame
Rosa
Katherine Mizerak
Patty Lou Ryen
Hill-Stewart
Indiana State Teachers College
Carol Cribbs
Rotary
Sandy Kerr
Margaret Yonushonis
Mercyhurst College
Naomi Kipp
Chatham College
Muskingum Colege
Pat McHenry
Virginia University
Ann Bieghler
Vassar
Betty Ann Gallo
Mercantile
Penn State
Patsy Newman
Wehr
Kay Edder
Nettie Bee Jor
Leonard Volkin
H. J. Brody
G. G. Hill
Edgar Perry
Murray Warner
Jess Luboid
Lewis Stephens
NHS
Warmer air ends damaging cool spell in the Northeast
A cool spell that caused millions in crop damage ended as warmer air moved into New England and the lower Great Lakes. Readings rose 16 to 15 degrees from 24 hours earlier, with Massachusetts hit hardest at about five million dollars. Wet weather and storms affected much of the nation, including tornadoes near Lub bock Texas and widespread showers in the Rockies and plains.
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New England
Great Lakes
Massachusetts
Gulf States
Weather Bureau
Oklahoma
Texas
South Plains
Lubbock
Textine
Upper Panhandle
Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Florida
Appalachians
Pacific Coast
Plains States
Death notices from multiple cities report several prominent figures
In Mount Vernon Edgar M. Alexander 77 longtime retail advertising manager for the Daily Mirror died Friday. In Washington Leo A. Wolfson 66 U S Information Agency official and former Milwaukee Leader editor died Thursday. In San Francisco Harry S. Scart 83 longtime General Steamship Corp board chairman died Thursday. In Detroit John S Worley 80 University of Michigan transport professor emeritus died Friday. In New York Frederick Joubert Duquesne 78 German spy sentenced 18 years in 1942 died Friday. In Wellesley Adele Cendella Gardetto 77 mother of Mrs Louis Perini wife of Milwaukee Braves president died Friday.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
Edgar M. Alexander
New York
Daily Mirror
the Mirror
New York Morning and Evening World
Washington
Leo A. Wolfson
U.S. Information Agency
Old
Milwaukee Leader
San Francisco
Harry 5. Scart
The
General Steamship Corp
Detroit
John S. Worley
Transportation Authority
University of Michigan
Frederick Joubert Duquesne
Wellesley
Mass
Adele Cendella Gardetto
Louis Perini
Milwaukee Braves
Senate Prepares Massive 17 Billion Highway Plan
The Senate aims to approve a 17 billion dollar federal state highway construction program to fund the 40 000 mile interstate system and related roads over 13 years with a pay as you build proviso. Debate follows Finance Committee wording and a House 14 billion proposal.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Senate Finance Petatee
House
Tragic Triple Slaying Reported In Calbeck Trailer
Mrs. Calbeck killed Shirley aged five Pamela aged three and Jan fifteen months by four bullets near their hearts then shot them in their beds in the modern trailer. Her husband Mark a steelworker at Sault Ste Marie Michigan arrived last night. Relatives said she wrote two days ago and indicated everything seemed all right then. Petty said Mrs Calbeck's Ea ter reported she has a good chance of pulling through.
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Zoffuto
Karen Maruk
Lake Wales
Fla
Ariane Levine
Pam Chamberlain
Bej
Tri-Hi
Demon- Police
Tom Petty
Re Er
Tol Gular
Sandy
Coffman Studios
Ward League
Eagles
Jerry Boucher
IJHS
IHS
Calbeck
Shirley
Pamela
Jan
Mark
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Fishing rights end of five year British trawler grant
London reports Russia grants British trawlers permission to fish within three miles of the Soviet coast for five years while ships from other nations must remain outside the twelve mile limit. The rest discusses a duplicate bridge hand scenario with bidding and play analysis showing West’s lead, distribution clues, and potential club play for five tricks.
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London
Russia
Soviet
Bridge Double Shows West Pitfall by Oswald Jacoby
Oswald Jacoby explains a bridge hand where declarer wins the first trick with the queen of diamonds and then leads clubs. South cannot make the contract after three diamonds and a spade plus four clubs. If South leads a diamond, West wins with the king and shifts to spades, allowing West to take three spades, a heart, and a diamond before nine tricks.
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South
West
East
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Declarer
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First National
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John Palilla
C.K Lumbing
Ankle Vs. Lumber CO
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Masoria
India
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Capital Finance Corporation
Phila
College Ave
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Ranama
NAS
Tourism Guide
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Henry Hall
John F. Johinson
Saltsburg
Roy S. Stevens
Claypoole’s Best Home
Vernon R. Claypoole
Bernice L. Claypoole
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