Baccalaureate Address Questions Life Purpose at Middletown HS
Bishop F. Gerald Ensley urged Middletown High School seniors to seek meaning beyond pleasure in a baccalaureate address. He noted suffering from war casualties and hunger, and cited Einstein on cooperation as life's lesson, with 450 seniors attending in Wade E. Miller Gym.
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Ohio West Area
Methodist Church
Columbus
Middletown High School
Bishop Ensley
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Ensley
Vietnam
Anderson College
Robert H. Reardon
Reed-Klopp Promotes King and Queen Size Beds
Vic Wells writes on the rise of master bedroom suites and supersize sleeping. King size beds with twin steel frames, hinged construction, and options for two twin box springs and a single large mattress are highlighted. Queen size beds and matching linens are promoted alongside headboards and bedding accessories.
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Reed Klopp
Three life paths outlined for Lemon-Monroe seniors
Rev Robert K Foster of Oxford told Lemon Monroe High School seniors at baccalureate that youth can choose conformity, rebellion, or seriously following Jesus Christ. He described conformity as a gap between ideals and actions, rebellion as protest against a rotten world, and the third path as loving God self and others. Principal Davis introduced the class, with music by Paul Bell's choir and band. Knight Goodman will speak at commencement Wednesday at 8 p.m.
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Robert K. Foster
Oxford
Lemon - Monroe High School
Oxford United Presbyterian
Foster
Jesus Christ
God
W. E. Davis
Paul Bell
Tom Buchanan
Richard R. Checter
Mt. Pleasant Presbyterian Church
Monroe
Knight Goodman
Knight Goodman, Inc
Lemon - Monroe
Madison Seniors Given Key To Plan Of Life
Madison High School held commencement activities for about 100 seniors with Rev. John K. Bergland of Church of the Cross delivering a bac calaureate sermon on a “Formula With a Future” based on loving God and neighbor. Darrell Root introduced the speaker, music by the chorus, and invocations by Rev. C. W. Hatfield. Commencement will be Wed at 8 p.m. with diplomas, awards, and talks by valedictorian Pam Kay Hounshell and co salutatorians Sandra Kay Fisher and Sally Jean Thornberg.
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Kettering
Madison High School
John K. Bergland
Church of the Cross
Bergland
Darrell Root
Madison
Ramon Pappalardo
C. W. Hatfield
Asian Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church
Pam Kay Hounshell
Sandra Kay Fisher
Sally Jean Thornberg
Dharma Louise Reed
Dr Spock Retires For Peace Work in Cleveland
Dr Benjamin Spock, 64, famed baby specialist and professor of child development at Western Reserve Medical School, is retiring next June. A farewell dinner will honor him tonight with speakers including Rev R A King, brother of Martin Luther King Jr. He plans to sail in the Virgin Islands and devote himself to world peace.
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Cleveland
Benjamin Spock
Western Reserve University
R. A. King
Martin Luther King
Spock
Western Reserve Medical School
Virgin Islands
Explanation For Outage Is Sought
In Cincinnati an explosion caused a 13 200 volt cable failure leading to a Friday night blackout and a six hour downtown outage on Saturday. CG E said power restrictions would affect air conditioning and downtown library operations on Monday amid high temperatures.
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Cincinnati Gas & Electric Co
Ernest I. Miller
Dowtown
Cg&e
West Side
Covington
Newport
Seaboard
West End
Kentucky
Ohio River
In Stock Probe Expands as Brokers Quizzed in Rigging Case
About 20 brokerage employees in New York and Chicago are being questioned by stock exchanges and a federal grand jury over multimillion-dollar manipulations. Several have been fired or suspended. trustees seek 3.15 million in civil damages against First National Bank of Lincolnwood and 25 individuals in Chicago court. Investigations involve Rowland Products, Leece-Neville, Diversified Metals, Hercules Galion, Pentron Electronics, Duraloy, Savoy, and Mercury Chemical. The case centers on rigging schemes affecting American Exchange listed stocks.
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Chicago
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Grand Jury
Securities and Exchange Commission
Chicago Police Department
U.S. District Court
Edward N. Siegler & Co
First National Bank of Lincolnwood
Inl
Siegler
Rowland Products Inc
Leece- Neville Co
Diversified Metals Corp
Hercules Galion Products Inc
Pentron Electronics Corp
Duraloy Co
Savoy Industries
Mercury Chemical Corp
Mercury
American Exchange
Exchange
Pentron
Washington
Wall Street
Garrison vows to defer further Kennedy arrest actions
New Orleans prosecutors chief Jim Garrison told ABC that further arrests in the Kennedy assassination probe will be deferred to a later date. He said arrests, including that of Clay Shaw, are likely before the trial, and outlined a conspiracy theory involving Latin American figures and former CIA employees. The Warren Commission’s lone gunman finding is challenged by Garrison.
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Garrison
Jim Garrison
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
ABC
Clay L. Shaw
New Orleans
Warren Commission
Lee Harvey Oswald
Dallas
Oswald
Fidel Castro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
United States
Property Damaging Tornadoes Sweep Nation
The Associated Press reports funnel clouds in Colorado Kansas Illinois Indiana Nevada as severe storms hit from New Mexico to Georgia. Jefferson County Missouri saw roofs torn off two homes, with no injuries. Tupelo Mississippi had downed buildings but no injuries. Hail struck Huntington and Charleston West Virginia. Parkersburg and Lamar Colorado reported heavy rain. a 99 degree high surfaced in Macon Georgia as temps varied from 33 Maine to 80 California and Texas.
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Kansas
Illinois
Indiana
Nevada
Jefferson County
West Virginia
Washington
Parkersburg
W. Va
Lamar
Colo
Lubbock
Tex
Macon
Old Town
Maine
Needles
iCalif
Brownsville
Woman and grandchildren die in Union Mills fire
A two story frame house fire in Union Mills North Carolina killed a woman and six grandchildren. The victims are Roberta Bundick about 60 and six Baynard children ages 11 9 7 4 2 and 1 with the father Bub Baynard at work. Neighbors reported hearing cries and could not enter due to intense heat. The mother had died of cancer in January.
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Union Mills
N.C
Union
Cy Nanney
Baynard
Nanney
Doughboy Statue Tug Hits Marion For Second Time
Marion Ohio AP reports the Spirit of the Doughboy statue was torn from its pedestal again over the weekend, the second such incident in seven months. The statue, erected in 1934, stands as a local war memorial and remains under police watch.
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Marion, Ohio
Ward elected lay director in Franciscan third order
Mrs Helen Ward of 3105 Roosevelt Ave was elected lay director at the San Franciscan Province of St John the Baptist Third Order Fraternity meeting held yesterday at St Johns Church Father Lawrence Landini of St Leonard s Church Centerville presided over the installation for three year terms Other officers chosen included Mrs Marion Murray Ruth Davis Mary Weber Alva Andre Bell Frank Ludewig Dante Donisi and Mrs Mary Piedel
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Helen Ward
Roosevelt Ave
San Franciscan Province of
St. John the Baptist, Third Order Fraternity
St. John’s Church
St. Francis of Assissi
Marion Murray
Ruth Davis
Mary Weber
Alva Andre Bell
Frank Ludewig
Dante Donisi
Mary Piedel
Lawrence Landini
St. Leonard’s Church
Centerville
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