28 Feb 1961
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1961
Page
1
A springtime storm knocked power and telephone lines down across the area, halting service for hours. Heavy snowfall reached several inches as crews worked Sunday afternoon to restore electricity and assess damage at libraries and local facilities.
A damaged OCR note describes a repair shop at West Cage Street and a water line issue. It mentions a feeder line, a power alert, and a hoped water pretest timing. The fragment references a storm and a public sale alert linked to Snead and a local official.
An Israeli envoy will speak at a local event amid a diverse crowd. The audience includes community leaders and residents curious about Middle East affairs. The talk aims to shed light on ongoing tensions and potential avenues for dialogue.
Controversies at Morehead Market spill into the weekend as two of four men allegedly fined for union activity return to work. The union claims violations of Taft-Hartley and plans to file with the National Labor Relations Board. Local 80 leader David McDonald notes rehired workers were told to report Friday by registered letter. Coop manager Bill Long doubts wider impact on other merchants, citing that only major chains had unionization through parent companies while local family shops remain resistant.
A city council proposal aims to alter junior counselor selection. A four member panel including the Dean of Men and two Men’s Board picks would choose JCJs after a student nomination and review process. Evidence of a broader plan and reactions from officials is described in the report.
Susan Quinn reports on the exchangees from Lawrence and Oberlin. Sarah Lawrence hosts visitors Ricky Greene and Eld Schldkraut with critical opinions on individualized education. The piece notes dorm open houses, lounge rules, and a weeklong stay as part of the exchange program.
Sociologist Joseph Bier discusses disarmament feasibility and social causes of war. He notes the moment when military power is balanced prompts both sides to seek a freeze. He suggests neutral nations could bridge a compromise without loss of face and aid inspection methods.
A fragmentary report discusses coop management and City Council memos emphasizing service through fair wages and community employment. It notes demonstrations with visual aids and mentions a $200 two year figure, plus references to attendees and a student inquiry bent on examining cooperative motives.
A fragmented notice hints at a theater opening tomorrow for a show titled Pooh. The readable text points to a local event with undefined times and unspecified venues, leaving readers to seek official listings for precise details.
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