Acid Lab Raid Uncovers Lethal Chemicals and Gases
Police evacuated nearby rooming houses after raiding a second story clandestine lab at a rooming house near the University of Wisconsin. Two 22 year old students were taken into custody as scientists dismantled equipment and disposed of eight gallons of lithium aluminum hydride capable of exploding on contact with water.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Stanley Davenport
Police
Davenport
Art Show Set Sunday At Church
Mrs. Betty Salem Lerch presents a solo art show in the Great Hall of the Church of the Ascension at McGee and McKnight. The event runs 2 to 4 p.m. with coffee available. It features 21 oil and 16 watercolor paintings and one copper repousse all created in the last three years. Lerch studied at the Kansas City Art Institute and School of Design and earned a master’s in art education from Miami University in 1968.
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Betty Salem Lerch
Christen Ave
Church of the Ascension
McGee and McKnight
How to Put Things Together for Living Room Design
A furniture expert offers counselling to help couples plan a cohesive living room. After budgeting, researching styles, and visiting a showroom, the specialist promises to assemble the pieces and provide guidance. A wide selection of room groups is now available for customers.
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Vic Wells
Nimbus 3 weather satellite launches from Vandenberg
A Nimbus 3 weather eye satellite, weighing 1269 pounds, lifted off from Vandenberg Air Force Base toward a 686 mile high polar orbit. The craft carries equipment to locate radio tagged objects such as elk, cameras for cloud cover imaging, and devices to measure atmospheric temperatures for global forecasts. The $50 million mission faced earlier delays due to a fuel leak and missile test conflicts.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force Space Agency
Pacific
Middletown Symphony Concludes Season With Triumph
The Middletown Symphony, under Charles Ansbacher, closed its 1968-69 season with a triumph. Howie Phillips, winner of the young artist competition, impressed in Marcello and Mozart selections, while Dvorak's Symphony No. 8 showcased lush strings and clear woodwinds.
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Charles Ansbacher
Frescobaldi
Howie Phillips
Wolfgang Vozart
Phillips
Leopold Mozart
Ayain
Dvorak
Harvard Corp Warns Violence Could Close University
Harvard's governing body warned that further campus violence could shut the university. The Harvard University Corporation urged unity to avoid such drastic action and reiterated opposition to coercion by violence.
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Harvard
Cambridge, Mass
Nity
Harvard University Corporation
Miami Names Four More To Receive Honorary Degrees
Miami University in Oxford announced four additional honorary degrees to be conferred at the 130th commencement on April 27 at Millett Assembly Hall. Degrees go to Glenn Seaborg Robert Mautz Leslie Brady and Edgar Ribas along with speaker Bob Hope.
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Oxford
Miami University
Bob Hope
Millett Assembly Hall
Miami
Phillip R. Shriver
Glenn T Seaberg
Atomic Energy Commission
Edgar Barbosa Ribas
Curitiba
Parana
Brazil
Federation of the Partners of the Alliance
Leslie S. Brady
U.S
Paris
Robert B. Mautz
State University System of
Florida
Hope
Ribas
Mautz
Seaborg
Brady
Youth Rebellion Seen as Longest Civil War on Record
Judge Benjamin Schwarz at the Annual Forum sponsored by Temple Beth Sholom described youth rebellion as a long civil war against elders. He blamed disorganized homes for delinquency and noted high rates of divorce and children in correctional institutions. He urged more funding for youth activities and invited parents and teachers to engage with courts, ending with a community social hour.
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Benjamin Schwarz
Templer Beth Sholom
Schwartz
Common Pleas Court
Hamilton County
Schwarts
Defective Exhaust Blamed in Geneva Teen Death
An 18 year old Geneva girl Wency Ann Shelko died from carbon monoxide fumes in a car at a drive in theater in Ashtabula Ohio. The driver, Arthur Pyle 22 of Jefferson was found in poor condition at Ashtabula General Hospital.
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Ashtabula
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