Concert Series Opens Sunday at Middletown Campus
Amanda Ambrose, St. Louis born singer pianist, opens the Middletown Campus concert series at 8 p.m. Sunday. The series, sponsored by the Artists and Lecture Committee, features David Bean on Sept 15 and the Dee Felice Trio among others with season tickets at campus bookstores.
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Pope Paul VI Resting in Rome After Fever Flare
Pope Paul VI, nearing 70, returns to Vatican from Castel Gandolfo after a feverish illness with cold and stomach cramps. Doctors report the royal step to rest while Bishops' Synod approaches and audiences are suspended.
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Holiday Wreck Most Unusual
Creve Coeur Missouri Labor Day weekend saw three members of the William Zeiner family injured when their tandem bicycle collided with a stray St Bernard puppy. The dog’s owner was cited for letting the pet run loose. The 150 pound puppy and the couple and child were treated at a nearby hospital.
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Romney Gains Little Backing on Brainwashing Charge
President hopeful Romney faces congressional and military scrutiny as governors traveler with him dispute his brainwashing charge about Vietnam policy briefings. Nine governors who joined Romney on the Saigon trip opposed the claim, while Democratic governors aboard echoed cautious positions.
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Lorain County College to dedicate Lorain campus Sunday
Lorain County Community College in Elyria will dedicate its campus Sunday afternoon with Dr. John D. Millett, chancellor of the Ohio Board of Regents, as the main speaker. The six-building campus opened last October at a cost of about 11 million dollars.
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King Won't Be In Cincinnati Speech Canceled
AP reports Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. will not speak at a Cincinnati Baptist convention due to a funeral. The event had drawn attendees including Romney staff and several governors comment on brainwashing and political influence while discussing the briefing context.
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Governors react to Romney Vietnam charge in 1972 race
Romney’s assertion drew varied reactions as governors traveling with him to Saigon faced questions. Bellmon supported full and factual answers, while Hansen Reed Sanders and others offered no direct comment. Nixon and Rockefeller aides declined to elaborate on Romney’s charge, and Reagan expressed mere interest.
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