Arthritis Sculpts Hope Through Craft Work at Home
Mrs. Reynolds Nairn, an arthritic for 12 years, found relief and purpose by making artificial flower arrangements for family, church, and hospital patients. She repurposed scraps into crafts, sold some pieces, and supports Dessie Scott Children's Home in Pine Ridge, Kentucky while caring for her granddaughter.
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Eagle Scout Swank Earns Rank at Fort Ancient Court
Steve Swank sixteen son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Swank 4224 Vannest Ave Middletown High School sophomore has five years in scouting He served as assistant patrol leader patrol leader and is quartermaster and instructor of Troop 77 under Richard Hopper He is a band member and has earned the God and Country Award and the mile swim patch at Camp Hook.
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New Brazilian Daily Debuts With Bright Red Masthead
O Paiz The Nation, Brazil's new newspaper, began publication last week featuring a bright red masthead with a Z tilted jauntily to the right. A spokesman quipped that the style will be corrected only after the nation is straightened out.
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34 OSU students indicted in 1970 administration building takeover
Franklin County Grand Jury indicted 34 OSU students for the April 26 occupation of the administration building. Each faced 12 counts including unlawful detention and conspiracy to detain with bonds set at 1,000 dollars. Lead figures and actions centered on restraining university staff during protests by the Black Student Union.
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Soviet launches unmanned Cosmos satellite into low orbit
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Cosmos No 223 into a low Earth orbit believed by U S experts to be the same used for earlier spy satellites. Officials described the mission as part of ongoing exploration of outer space.
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Poor Plan To Be More Militant In Campaign
The Poor People's Campaign's new leader Hosea Williams said the effort will be "a little more militant and a little more often" as it moves into a new phase starting Monday. He mentioned Congress as a high target and suggested a camp-in at the White House or a sit-in at the Capitol. Williams led a march to the Department of Welfare and demanded a meeting with Secretary Wilbur Cohen. About 100 Appalachians demonstrated at Senator Robert Byrd’s Virginia home calling for expanded welfare provisions.
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Two Aluminum Mills Hit By Strikes Across U.S.
In New York the AP reports a strike hit the nation's two largest aluminum producers. About 13,000 AFL-CIO Aluminum Workers Union members and 4,150 United Auto Workers members walked out at Aluminum Co. of America and Reynolds Metal Co. plants in 12 states.
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