Black River juniors named to Buckeye Boys State delegates
Spencer and James Skeeles, sons of Mr and Mrs Charles Skeeles and Mr and Mrs Hayden Clifford, will attend Buckeye Boys State in June at Ohio University Athens. Both are honor students with active roles in Beta Club sports and school activities. Alternates are Blaine Bidinger and Douglas Knapp.
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Charles Skeeles
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Athens
Tom Clifford
James Skeeles
Sullivan
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Clifford
Hayden Clifford
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Future Teachers of America
Black River Post
Methodist Church
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Edward Bidinger
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Texas farmers turn to computers for cotton program survey
In College Station Texas farmers use electronic computers to answer the 1966 federal cotton program questionnaire. The Texas Agricultural Extension Service provides facilities to help handle the complex options that would otherwise require days of calculation by a mathematician.
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College Station
Tex
UPI
Texas
Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Dayton man dies in Ohio 73 wreck near Adams County
Paul Ray Fraley, 27, of Dayton was killed Tuesday when his tractor-trailer crashed into a tree off Ohio 73 just east of the Adams County line.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
UPI
Paul Ray Fraley
Dayton
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Kipton Easter Candle Service And Civil Service Exams
Kipton hosts Easter candlelight service at Church Street Church with Maundy Thursday rites and a breakfast. Ohio Civil Service examinations led by the State Personnel Department will be held at 7 a.m. Easter Sunday in Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton and other districts. Applications must be postmarked by April 11.
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Kipton
Ohio
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Department of County Auditor
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Cincinnati
St. Clair Ave
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Toledo
Youngs
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1965 U S farm imports and exports rise amid acreage shifts
The Crop Reporting Board reports 1965 U S exports around 26.6 billion dollars, up 4 percent from 1964, while total acreage planted or grown remains higher. Imports total about 07 million acres, with a growth rate slower than 306 million acres in 1964, and imports were 135 percent above 1964 by year end 1965.
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