Betsy Recovery Amid Shelters Across Louisiana
Seven thousand six hundred people remained in shelters as recovery continued after Betsy. In Baton Rouge chlorine barges and river traffic faced caution measures while 116000 gas masks were staged. New Orleans SBA loans drew over 4000 applicants as health officials reported 62000 immunizations and no diphtheria or typhoid cases. Public schools reopened and the port and utilities largely operated normally.
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Louisiana State
Coast Guard
New Orleans
Small Business Administration
Rodney C. Jung
Miserere Etchings Gift to Miami University Displayed
Miami University's latest major art acquisition the Miserere series of 58 etchings is a gift from Wie Merere of Cincinnati and Hamilton. The set will hang permanently under the university board's direction with Myron Murstein of Sharon Pa and Ormond Murstein of Middletown overseeing. The entire series can travel for exhibitions to public institutions and libraries upon request. The works feature clowns vagabonds slaves kings and Jesus as prisoners of society with titles such as Man is a Wolf to Man Who does not Wear a Mask and The Hard Task of Living.
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Oxford
Miami University
Wie Merere
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Wader
Miami
Rouault
Peume
Methodists Launch 7 Million Crusade for Higher Education
In Columbus Ohio AP report Bishop F Gerald Ensley urged support for a seven million dollar Methodist crusade to aid four colleges Baldwin Wallace Ohio Wesleyan Mount Union and Ohio Northern The plan would provide one million dollars to each college if the goal is reached The effort targets Ohio State Ohio University Miami Bowling Green Kent State and University of Cincinnati as potential supporters and would involve 1196 churches in the Ohio West area canvassing the roome.
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Columbus, Ohio
F. Gerald Ensley
Ohio West Area
Baldwin-Wallace
Berea
Ohio Wesleyan
Delaware
Mount Union
Alliance
Ohio Northern
Adames
Ohio State
Ohio University
Miami
Bowling Green
Kent State
University of Cincinnati
Twirlers Earn Awards at Cleves Contest
Middletown area baton twirlers won multiple awards in a USTA baton twirling contest at Cleves Saturday, sponsored by Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5358. Debby Freeze led advanced class with Debbie Surgen second and Mona Hornbeck third. Peggy Huening placed third, Cinda Browning first in her age group, Vicki Surgener tied for fourth, Mona Hornbeck earned third in beginners, and Cheryl Longworth finished fifth in the eight and younger division.
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Middletown
Sters
USTA
Cleves
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Aid Debbie Freeze
Debbie Surgen
Mona Hornbeck
Peggy Huening
Cinda Browning
Vicki Surgener
Cheryl Longworth
Don Bag
Arrow Order Inducts 74 at Camp Hook
Seventy four candidates were inducted into the Nachen um Lodge Order of the Arrow at Camp Hook during the ordeal ceremony Friday and Saturday. Lodge chief Tom Thomas announced the event one of the largest inductions. Candidates must be first class or higher and complete 15 days and nights of camping plus a service project. Projects included painting cabins at the midway, building ceremonial grounds, constructing a slit dam on a creek to Lake George, and winter cleaning. Twelve scouts and leaders advanced to the brotherhood ordeal. a Saturday dinner for 160 followed.
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Nachenum Lodge
Order of the Arrow
Camp Hook
Tom Thomas
Midway
Lake George
TV listings and special features for today
On Today on TV8 Channel 5 and 2 John Forsythe stars in a tale of a retired Air Force officer clashing with headmistress Margaret Culver over enrolling a 12 year old genius at Foster's School for Girls. A young farmer is beaten after a winning poker game on The Legend of Jesse James. A new Lucy neighbor arranges a blind date for a meek man who changes after hearing a lyre. The Man Calls Shenandoah encounters danger in a desolate town. Guests on The Andy Williams Show include Judy Garland David McCallum and Cliff. Run for Your Life features Paul Bryan snubbed after a past intrigue.
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John Forsythe
John Foster
Margaret Culver
Elsa Lanchester
Foster
School For Girls
Jesse James
Lucy
Shenandoah
Andy Williams
Judy Garland
David McCallum
Cliff
Paul Bryan
Ben Gazzara
Color
Mixed bag of new TV comedies and dramas stumbles
Critics find most of the 1965 86 season debuts disappointing. CBS Hogan's Heroes NBC Get Smart ABC The FBI face slick premises but fail to excite. Trials of O'Brien offers flawed hero, NBCs Wackiest Ship in the Army Convoy Mr Roberts The Loner provide uneven payoff in weekend lineup.
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NBC
ABC
FBI
Munich
Jack Warden
Gary Collins
Mr. Roberts
Ensign O'Toole
New York Times strike edge in pension talks resumes
In New York the American Newspaper Guild and the Times resumed negotiations after modest progress on a pension plan. About 2,200 staffers walked out Thursday, with NYP papers publishing and newsstands selling out. The Times would have set a 114 year largest issue if it published Sunday.
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NEW York
American Newspaper Guild
New York Times
Times
Eee
Publishers Association of
New York City
New York Post
the Times
Burglar Must Like Pineapple At Mc Shinley Junior High
A burglar broke into Mc Shinley Junior High School at 1210 S Verity Parkway over the weekend. Police report a pineapple preference was noted in the sparse readable fragments of the incident.
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McShinley Junior High School
S. ‘Verity Parkway
St Renee Ae
Franklinite Cited After Morning Two-Car Crash
A 21-year-old Franklin man cited for failure to yield after a two car collision at Fifth and Anderson streets. Harmon Shephard of Wilson Drive cited when his car pulled from Fifth Street and hit an auto driven by 17-year-old Jerry L. Varney of 60 John Street heading south on Anderson. Damages totaled $200.
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Franklinite
Franklin
Fifth
Anderson Streets
Harmon Shephard
Wilson Drive
Fifth Street
Jerry L. Varney
John St
Anderson Street
Community Club Meetings and Service Group Schedule
A dense listing of local meetings for Monday and Tuesday evenings and one late-night AA gathering. Groups include Optimist Club Firemen Grange SPEBSQSA Rotary Civitan Sertoma Lions and more at various venues such as Monroe Fire House Madison High School Armory and Manchester Motor Inn.
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Monroe Firemen's Association
Monroe
Monroe Grange
Dolors Church
Armory
Madison Boosters Club
Madison High School
Spebsqsa
Legion Home
Rotary
Manchester Motor Inn
Civitan Club
Safety Council
Civic Association Sertoma Club
Madison Lions Club
South Middletown Fire Association
Amanda
Mayfield Fire Department
Sheffield Street
Tom and Jerry creator dies at 79 in Santa Monica
Hollywood AP reports Fred Quimby, creator of the Tom and Jerry series, died after surgery for an undisclosed illness at a Santa Monica hospital. The 79 year old, who retired nine years ago, developed early cartoons like Colonel Heeza Liar and later works Barney Bear Droopy and Red Hot Riding Hood.
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Hollywood
Episcopal
Fred Quimby
Santa Monica
Quimby
Colonel Heeza Liar
Barney Bear
Droopy
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