27 Sep 1963
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Newspaper
Oberlin Review
Location
Oberlin, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1963
Page
1
The Joint Board weighs new judicial procedures and calling hours. W Dean Holdeman discusses purging and reforms while a women’s board notes changes. A spring session introduces measures amid campus service shifts and anticipated policy relocks.
The Joint Board announced that the long awaited Saturday Night Cal ing Hours for men’s dormitories will begin October 12. The delay allowed extra time for organization and plan completion as board members explained.
Forum Board outlines diverse lecture series featuring local figures and experts. Speakers include Harold Tig tom and others as part of an expanded slate. The program aims to engage community members with a broad range of topics and events.
A garbled passage references NSA positions on civil rights, defense and funding, with fragmented names and terms. The text mentions Benign, Collet, and Soren, plus references to contracts, asphalt, and election-like context, but the exact events, dates, and clear subjects are unreadable.
The College NAACP votes support a joint effort to negotiate fair hiring with Northern Ohio Telephone Company. Spokesman Bob Adlington says a town committee of NAACP and Civic Improvement Council has pressed talks since midsummer.
A group including the NAACP and Chinese American groups writes to the governor seeking help from MOVE tech. The letter thanks Rhodes for statewide support and asks for negotiation to prevent further tensions amid racial issues.
The date and details are unclear due to OCR errors but an event described as a Tikes activity includes a single performance on a Friday at 7.8 pm. The text is fragmented and lacks full names or places.
In a campus update, Price and Liske are named to top roles on the Mock Convention executive board. The piece discusses the selection as part of student government activities and notes expected influence on committee leadership and event planning.
Restoration experts and exhibitions highlighted at the College Art Museum event. The Gothic portrait and photographs showcase the work of noted restorers, with emphasis on preserving cathedral imagery and architecture within the museum’s display.
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