Women in News 1968 A Year of Change and Milestones
JOY MILLER surveys 1968 as a pivotal year for women in public life and private lives. The piece highlights gains and battles across politics, civil rights, arts, religion, and sports, noting marriages, leadership roles, and landmark achievements by notable women around the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Neal
American Heart Association
Jon O. Epperson
Little Rock
Ark
Maryland
U. S.supreme Court
Arkansas
Betty Hughes
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Walter Kempner
Duke University Hospital
Durham
N. C
Mary Corita Kent
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary
Thomann Family Takes Two-Week San Juan Trip
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Thomann of Lylburn Road return from a two week visit to San Juan Puerto Rico where they saw their son and daughter in law Ariel and Penny Ann begins racing stake. Ariel Thomann a pediatric resident at San Juan Medical Center accompanies them along with Rev Mrs Russell J Lucht and four Akron children. The Lucht family traveled with them to and from Miami Florida. The Seventh Day Adventist pastor in Akron is named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur E. Thomann
Lylburn Road
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Ariel Thoman
Ariel Thomann
San Juan Medical Center
Arthur Thomanns
Miami
Fla
Russell J. Lucht
Akron
Mr. Lucht
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Showers For Jan 11 Bride Nancy Norton Easterling
Miss Nancy Norton and Miss Cathy Easterling, sisters from local families, will be married on Saturday January 11. A pair of showers were held yesterday at Portsmouth and St Pauls United Church with plans for a reception and social hour following the ceremony. Attendees included Mary Elizabeth Apgar Trudy Weatherwax Dena Morris and Debi Easterling among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Norton
Sandy Graham
James A. Patrick
Portsmouth
Stanley Street
St. Paul’s United
Cathy Easterling
Church of Christ
James Patrick
Mary Elizabeth Apgar
Trudy Weatherwax
Eleni Laras
Dena Morris
Patty Hay
Debi Easterling
Charles Thier
Robert R. Easterling
Betsy Geckeler
Edward Norton
Miss Easterling
Robert K. Easterling
Moorman Place
Jackson Lane
President's Ball Dinner Dance By Coterie Club
Mr and Mrs Luther Ikenberry announce reservations for the Coterie Dance Club President's Ball at the Manchester Motor Inn on January 18. Dinner dance runs 7 30 p m to 1 a m with Cecil Young Orchestra. Former presidents invited and honored. General chairs are Mr and Mrs Don Lewellyn. Reservations close January 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Ikenberry
N. Marshall Road
Coterie Dance Club
Manchester Motor Inn
Cecil Young Orchestra
Coterie
Don Lewellyn
DeBolt Circle Meeting at Mrs Newton's Home
DeBolt Circle of St Pauls United Church of Christ will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at the home of Mrs Joseph Newton 2920 Princeton Ave for an evening gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeBolt
St. Paul’s
Four Quintuple Sets Survive Beyond Months in History
Only four known quintuplet sets have endured more than a few months, marking a rare longevity among multiple births. The discovery highlights advances in prenatal care and genetic research, with families and clinicians noting the remarkable resilience of these babies.
January Events Calendar Highlights Middletown
The calendar lists school resumption and numerous events for January. Highlights include Middletown-Portsmouth and Middletown-Princeton basketball games, Civic Symphony concert, School of Religion meetings at St Paul's, soprano Lynn Blair and baritone Mark Howard recital, dinners by Explorer Troop 1 and League of Women Voters, plus Middletown-Garfield and Middletown-Taft basketball showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vincent Sisson
Santa Fe Road
Middletown
Portsmouth
Princeton
Easter Seal Society reports at Alpha Chapter meeting
Members of Alpha Chapter Cristonians heard a report on the Easter Seal Society at a Thursday meeting held at Mrs. Frank Beberdick Jackson Lane. Mrs. Maxine Tawney cited the society as the oldest and largest serving handicapped persons and noted grants totaling $2,600 since 1956 for therapists and scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Chapter
Cristonians
Easter Seal Society
Frank Beberdick Jackson Lane
Maxine Tawney
Middletown
Franklin D Roosevelt
Tawney
Susie
Doty House
Butler Coun Ty
F. Sauer
Hathaway Drive
Vandals Damage Classic Car Parking at Sports Bowl
Earnest Lycans reports $15 damage to the right vent glass of his 1967 car parked at the rear of the Sports Bowl on S. Main Street after vandalism late last night, according to sheriff deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earnest Lycans
Geremantown Road
Sheriff’s Deputies
S. Main Street
Aliens Study Medicine At Indian Colleges
India’s medical colleges admit about 160 foreign students annually many from Southeast Asia and Africa. The influx reflects policy to attract international medical trainees amid growing demand for care and regional cooperation in medical education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
India
Southeast Asia
Africa
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Paris
Angie Brooks
United Nations
Liberia
U.N. General Assembly
Frances P. Bolton
Ohio
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Shirley Chisholm
Brooklyn N.Y
Aretha Franklin
Faye Dunaway
Bonnie and Clyde
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A Tree
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Lesley Hornby
Twiggy
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American Academy of Arts and Letters
Society of the Arts
Louise Bogan
Marianne Moore
Poer
Princeton University
Navy
Nation Book Committee
Joan Whitney Payson
New York Mets
Mexico City
Debbie Myer
Sacramento
Calif
Penny Ann Early
Chicago
Churchill Downs
Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis
Richard Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
Penny Ann
Gem City
Supreme Singe
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St. Paul's
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