86 Cars In Caravan Help Battered Ocean City Dig Out
A Pennsylvanian volunteer caravan from Allentown Bethlehem Emmaus Easton and nearby towns drove 153 miles to Ocean City and Strathmere to dig out from the March 6 storm. They worked 5,400 man hours moving sand and debris, cleared streets and doors, and assisted with damaged homes before returning at night.
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Ocean City
N.J
Alentown
Strathmere
Nathaniel C. Smith
Allentown
Injuries Reported From Falls and Bite Incidents
Arlie Lawson Jr. of Frank Rt 1 fell from a roof while repairing a TV antenna and injured his right knee and left wrist. Terry Jenkins of 4013 Manchester Road was treated after a dog bite on Clayton Street. Ralph Crowe of 1903 Walnut St. received medical care for a lacerated forehead after an alleged assault at Longtow Cafe. A Mammy Rocker rocking chair is described as a two seated piece made by Lambert Hitchcock in Connecticut.
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Arlie Lawson Jr
Frankin Rt. 1
Middle Own Hospital
Terry Jenkins
N.t
Haskell Jenkins
Manchester Road
Clayton Street
Ralph Crowe
Walut St
Loongtow
Lambert Hitchcock
Connecticut
Teachers and technicians urged for Latin American progress
Dr. T. Keith Glennan of Case Institute of Technology told a Cleveland synagogue that aid to Latin America must include exporting engineers and teachers. He warned that labs, humanities focus, and university coordination were weak in Latin America and cannot be solved by a few professors or foreign students alone.
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Cleveland
Alliance For Progress
Latin America
T. Keith Glennan
Case
Institute of Technology
April Outlook for Steel Shipments and Markets
Steel Magazine forecasts a 2% month high in April shipments for cold rolled and galvanized sheets along with construction products and pipes as demand remains strong. Ingots likely steady near last week’s 2,393,009 tons. scrap prices slip to 32 a ton. A possible labor dispute may trigger a renewed buying rush. A stentor shows it can learn to avoid a toxin by contracting into its protective tube.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
Metalworking Weekly
Ohioan seeks to stage American carnival in Red Square
Cleveland advertising man Morton T. Myers writes to the Soviet Ministry of Culture proposing a five day carnival in Red Square Moscow. He would give away half a million hot dogs and provide free coffee soda balloons and rides financed by individual Americans. He estimates total cost around 275000 with private non profit funding.
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Red Square
Moscow
Morton T. Myers
Myers
Science exhibits at Monroe rated superior for awards
Ten Lemon Monroe Junior High pupils are judged superior in science exhibits and qualify for next weekend’s science awards. Sponsored by Middletown Area Chamber of Commerce, the list includes James Linkous, Keith Reed, Charley Chapman, Kay Bader, Ron Tolson, Dennis Semmler, Glenn Geary, Lettie Saylor, Debra Hill and David Shatto.
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Lemon - Monroe
Middletown Area
Two Accident Victims In Middletown Hospitalized Injuries
Earl A. Edwards of Hamilton, 63, and Arthur M. Henderham of Marietta, 35, remained in poor condition at Middletown Hospital after separate crashes. Edwards was on the Critical list from Thursday when his car hit a tree on S Main Street, worsening to poor by weekend. Henderham, admitted two weeks ago after a tractor trailer crash on Rt 122, had moved from critical to fair then back to poor following surgery. The St Bernard Hospice keeps 10 to 20 dogs.
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Earl A. Edwards
Hamilton
Arthur M. Henderham
Marietta
Middletown Hospital
Edwards
S. Main Street
Henderham
Rt. 122
Bandits Force Cashier to Open Bank and Rob First National City
Three men broke into the home of Dean Fortune a bank cashier in Alliance Ohio late Sunday night then forced him to drive to the College Plaza First National City Bank and robbed cash drawers and tellers cages. Fortune said they also took tools wrecking bars and weapons. They fled as police cruiser arrived.
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Fortune
Mexico to open 80 mile toll speedway on May fifth
Mexico will inaugurate a new toll speed way May 5 linking Mexico City with Puebla, the fourth largest Mexican city.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Puebla
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