Cedarville students train as volunteer firefighters
About 25 Cedarville College students join Alpha Chi to provide volunteer fire protection for the college and community. They are training to operate a 1938 pumper donated by Ralph Wenrick, with cooperation from the local volunteer department led by Chief Robert Dennehy. Students may be excused from classes during a fire call.
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Cedarville, Ohio
Cedarville College
Alpha Chi
Ralph Wenrick
Springfield
Unite
Robert Dennehy
Tammy’s dog Tammy’s best friend funds San Leandro magnolias
In San Leandro, C. B. Harer gave 2000 to the city to plant russet magnolias so Tammy the Manchester terrier can have a shorter walk at night. A tree planting ceremony is set for Saturday.
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San Leandro
Tammy
C.B. Harer
Prison inmate offers kidney to 13 year old girl
A Raiford State Prison car thief, Niles Lloyd Palmer, 23, writes from cell 1-45 offering to donate his kidney to 13-year-old Karen Lockiin who has had two failed kidney transplants since 1966 and needs weekly artificial kidney treatments as doctors warn she weakens.
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Milton
Fila
Raiford
Niles Lloyd Palmer
Karen Lockiin
Juvenile judge weighs child's custody in hippie colony case
Albuquerque accountant seeks permanent custody of his 7 year old son Jerrell Atkinson. The father claims the boy lived with his mother Dianne Atkinson at the Dome hippie colony near Placitas. Judge Edwin Swope orders the mother to show cause by Nov 16 why custody should not be permanent.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Jerrell A. Atkinson
William Atkinson
Placitas
Edwin Swope
Dianne Joan Atkinson
Detroit Recorder's Court Judges Push Medical Treatment for Alcoholics
All 12 judges of Detroit's Recorder's Court urge the Common Council to enact measures treating alcoholics as medical patients rather than criminals. The move emphasizes rehabilitation over punishment as the city grapples with alcohol-related issues.
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Detroit
Recorder’s Court
Common Council
Tiger mauling injures Jungieland president in Oaks
Tex Scarborough 56 president of Jungieland Inc. was being treated in a hospital after a four year old male tiger named Charney mauled him. His left foot had to be amputated at Conejo Valley Community Hospital after he placed his foot on the cage edge to tie a shoe lace.
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Thousands Oaks
Calif
Tex Scarborough
Jungieland, Inc
Scarborough
Conejo Valley Community Hospital
Charney
Budget Cuts Hit Wilmington and County Budgets
Wilmington and New Hanover County must trim a total of $550000 this year after a clerical error misvalued property at 220 million instead of 249 million. Auditor Perry Sheppard said tax rates are already set and cannot be adjusted until next year.
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Wilmington
N.C
Whltington
New Hanover County
New Hanover
Perry Sheppard
Cleveland High School Boys' Club Soap Drive for Vietnam Troops
The Cleveland High School Boys' Club launches a week long soap collection during Halloween night to aid U S service members in Vietnam. The drive aims to turn a trick into a treat by gathering bars of soap from students and the community.
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Seattle
Cleveland High School
U.S
Vietnam
Farm Management Association Expands Locally in 1968
The Farm Management Association 6, with Franklin County as a member, will add four fieldmen starting January 1, 1968, enabling 130 to 140 more families to join the extension program. The aim is to help each family keep good farm business and family living cost records and study their farm.
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Farm Management Association
Robert W. Bozworth
Franklin County
Sity
Extension Crops Meeting Plans and Pesticide Tips
Franklin County Extension Crops meeting set for Nov 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Memorial Auditorium with Howard Wilkins Erick Nilsson Dell Gates and Bill Wills. Pesticide storage handling and disposal guidance provided. Reports on peach borers KSIA meeting Nov 16 in Ottawa Armory and KSIA boat testing station at Kansas State University noted.
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Franklin County
Memorial Auditorium
Howard Wilkins
Erick Nileson
Dell Gates
Bill Wills
Kansas Swine Improvement Association
Ottawa National
KSIA
Kansas State University
Sunday School Lesson Prayer Is Serious By Cranford
Clarence W. Cranford argues worship must reflect life not just church rituals. He cites Amos on God's power nature and mercy, urging worshipers to align life with God's will and work toward a future free of suffering. Spiritual devotion should propel practical service and national gratitude.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Pover.e
God
Amos
Santa Claus
Israel
Egypt
America
United States
Television Log Highlights Schedule Drama and Comedy
A continued page of TV listings showing a dense lineup from 9:30 a m to 1:05 a m including Beverly Hillbillies Dateline Hollywood Andy Griffith Honeymoon Game Dick Van Dyke Hollywood Squares Family Game Love of Life Jeopardy Donna Reed Guiding Light Match Game News Farm Report As The World Turns Let's Make A Deal Joe Pyne Love Lucy Woody Woodbury House Party Doctors Another World To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Dark Shadows Perry Mason Divorce Court Torey and the Three Stooges Leave It To Beaver Flintstones Outdoors in Kansan News Truth or Consequences Editorial Cowboy in Africa Monkees Gunsmoke Man From U N C L E Rat Patrol Lucille Ball Andy Griffith Danny Thomas Felony Squad Pro Football Peyton Place I Spy Big Valley Twilight Zone Joey Bishop Big Picture Three For The Show Faith For Our Times.
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Hollywood
Andy Griffith
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Joe Pyne
Woody Woodbury
Three Stooges
Kansan
Africa
U.N.C.L.E
Lucille Ball
Danny Thomas
Felony Squad
Johnny Carson
Joey Bishop
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Peoples National Bank
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