Jimi Hendrix Experience Turns Cleveland Hall Into Experience
Jimi Hendrix Experience rocks Cleveland Music Hall before 60,000 fans with hits like Foxy Lady and Purple Haze. The concert features The Soft Machine as opening act, with psychedelic visual projections and a near-riot reception from teens. Hendrix explains Seattle roots and long career as a back-up musician.
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Cleveland Music Hall
Jimi Hendrix
Cleveland
Grant
Richmond
WKYC
Belkin Productions
Hendrix Lang
Joe
Purple Haze
Sense Laboratory
Mitch Mitchell
Noel Redding
Jimi
Kyc
Belkin
Seattle
Wash
Little Richard
The
Drifters
England
Teen of the Week Paul Matus of Firelands High
Firelands High School senior Paul Matus is named teen of the week. A 36 scholastic average, he has excelled in football basketball and track while leading National Honor Society and French Club and serving in student government. He plans to attend Oberlin College in science.
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Firelands High School
Paul Matus
Paul
Firelands
Buckeye
American Cancer Society
Rt. 20
Wakeman
Oberlin College
Teens weigh Florida spring breaks and fame on beaches
A reader poll reflects mixed views on college and senior high students vacationing at Florida beaches like Ft Lauderdale. Monica White of Magnificat High School suggests enthusiasm for a good time but notes concerns about behavior and safety during spring break.
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Ft Lauderdale
Monica White
Rosemere
Area teens weigh music tastes and parental approval
Elyria area students discuss teen music interests from 1960s and 70s pop. They weigh how parental permission and maturity affect teen independence and curiosity, with quotes from several district high school and junior high students.
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Tony Schuerger
Reed Rd
Elyria District
Catholic High School
Teen asks about dog guide careers in Seeing Eye reply
Roxanne Swagger receives a 20 International award while a Seeing Eye letter explains the dog guide field’s current limits. George Werntz Jr notes few openings, urges pursuit of related roles, and points to the American Foundation for the Blind for career guidance.
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Roxanne Swagger
George Wemlz, Jr
the Seeing Eye, Inc
Morristown
Roxanne
The
Seeing Eye
America
American Foundation For the Blind
West
New York
N.Y
Elyria Teen Wins Encyclopedia Set in Question Airs Feature
Roxanne Swogger, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ben A. Swogger of 658 Weller Rd, claimed an encyclopedia set from the Tenn Page feature Question Airs. An eighth grader at Jefferson Junior High, she enjoys reading, baking, sewing, and owns a pet cat while active in girl scouting.
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Roxanne Swogger
Ben A. Swogger
Weller Rd
Roxanne
Jefferson Junior High School
Tennis rule echoes in teen mishap on skylight trip
Miami UPI reports a teen sustained an injury after a trip through a skylight during a school trip. The incident underscores tennis ethics as observers note the iron-clad rule to keep focus on the ball, highlighting safety lessons for players and coaches.
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Miami
UPI
College levy workers meet incident at school shower
Emory Dykes of Ponce de Leon Junior High said a boy taking tennis lessons slipped through a skylight into the school shower room. The uninjured student, unnamed to spare him jokes, caused the girls to scream as they scrambled in the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory Dykes
Pnaicpal
Ponce de Leon Junior High
Teen Page offers four hit singles contest this week
Four big singles to win a free record next week include Bob Vinton Take Good Care of My Baby Dance to the Music Sly and the Family Stone Donovans Jennifer Juniper and Yardbirds Ten Little Indians Enter by mailing name and address to Teen Page Chronicle Telegram Elyria or drop in Free Record box CT lobby One entry per person Ron Firestine 322 Eastern Heights Blvd wins Marcos Valle album this week
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Bobby Vinton
Baby
Sly and the Family Stone
Donovan
Jennifer Juniper
The
Yardbirds
Chronicle-Telegram
Elyna
Marcos Valle
Ron Firestine
Eastern Heights Blvd
Easter egg contest and radio notes from WIXY scene
Charlie and Harrigan invite entries for the world’s largest Easter egg contest decorated with originality. Eggs go to Parma Children’s Hospital. WIXY’s promotions highlight Teen Page review and upcoming concerts including Jack Jones Tony Bennett Count Basie and Fat Jack Leonard. Jerry Butler leaves WIXY for KXOK. Jim LaBarbara replaces him.}
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Parma Children’s Hospital
WIXY
Candy Forest
Teen Page
May Co
King Kirby
Clique Mexacali
Cleveland Music Hall
Jack Jones
WHK
Belkin
Music Hall
Tony Bennett
Count Basie
Fat Jack Leonard
Jerry Butler
KXOK
St. Laws
Jerry
Cleveland
Jim LaBarbara
Nemo
Nook
Doc Nemo
Norm Wain
Doc
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Florida
By Kathy LA Grotteria
Area
Young Girl
Lady Madonna
Sweet Inspiration
Bonnie & Clyde
Simon Says
Mighty Quinn
Scarborough Fair
Jennifer Eccles
Bobby Goldsboro
Box Tops
Union Gap
Sweet Inspirations
Petula Clark
Georgie Fame
Monkees
James Brown
Fruitgum
Manfred Mann
Aretha Franklin
Sly & Family Stone
Simon & Garfunkel
Otis Redding
Hollies
Judy Crowther
Garford
Elyria High School
Freddie Sherrill
Lexington
Eastern Heights
Sonia Kostiuk
East River
EDCHS
Mike Elberts
Fairlawn
Agnes Bartlebaugh
North Ridgeville High School
Senier
Ken Lowstetter
Justor George Marquis
Dick McKinley
the Chronicle - Telegram
Encyclopedia International
the Chronicle-Telegram
George Werntz, Jr
Exec
Morristown, New Jersey
Elyria Teen
College Levy
Charlie
Harrigan
U.S
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Hollywood
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Power Guru
Hullabaloo
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Flash
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Esquire
Elyria
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