Oberlin Synchro Show “Emotion in Depth” Opens Tomorrow
The Synchro nized Swimming Club of Oberlin College will present its 1968 show Emotion in Depth from tomorrow through Saturday at 8 30 pm in Crane Pool. Sponsored by the women's physical education department the annual water ballet is open to the public.
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Women’s Physical Education Department
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M Lee Watson
Cynthia S. Allen
Tchaikovsky Susan L. Scheinman
Susan D. Susman
Villa-Lobos
Nancy L. Hernden
Joseph P Klein
Laurel J. Schlichting
Deborah Grace
Carolyn K Barbian
Wachtel to Deliver First Oberlin Senior Assembly
Alan B. Wachtel senior scholar at Oberlin College will speak at the first senior assembly of the semester at noon in Finney Chapel. His talk titled Death and Money the Uncaring Medical Establishment the AMA and the Urban Ghetto is open to the public. Wachtel a government major spent last fall in East Harlem studying the community health system linked to Mt Sinai Hospital with government support. He combines sociology and government in his interdisciplinary research. Senior scholars are chosen for strong academic ability and work independently in their major fields on and off campus.
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Rabbi Plaut to Speak on Judaism at Oberlin College
Rabbi Gunther Plaut, senior rabbi of Holy Blossom Temple in Toronto, will present the 1967-68 Bina B’rith Lecture on Judaism at Oberlin College Monday. He speaks on The Chosen People Cosmic Joke or Religious Reality at 8 pm in Bailey Lecture Hall. The event, open to the public, is sponsored by B’nai B’rith, Elyria.
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Canada
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Plaut
SM Paul
Mine
Chicago
World Federalists of Canada
Work Union For Progressive Judaism
Toronto Symphony
Canadian Cancer Society
Oberlin composer Oberlin composer wins two honors
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music assistant professor Olly W. Wilson earned first place and 500 dollars in the Dartmouth Arts Council International Competition for the electronic work Cetus. His Sextet for Six Wind Instruments was performed by the Atlanta Symphony under Robert Shaw, and Cetus was among 109 entries in the Dartmouth contest.
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Olly W. Wilson
Oberlin College Conservatory of Music
Dartmouth Arts Council
Atlanta Symphony
Robert Shaw
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Dartmouth
Experimental
University of Illinois
Spelman College
Atlanta
Paul Freeman
Parobek names campaign aide for county prosecutor bid
Lorain Douglas Johnson an Oberlin councilman is named Oberlin chairman in the Parobek for County Prosecutor campaign. James Parobek reports Parobek 18 runs again with Joseph R Granda Carl R Finegan and John Botero seeking the Democratic nomination.
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Douglas Johnson
Oberlin
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James Parobek
Joseph R Granda
Carl R Finegan
John Botero
Oberlin Club to Hear Judge George M. Jones
Oberlin Republican Club invites members and citizens to a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the Oberlin Inn with guest speaker George M. Jones presiding judge of Ohio Seventh District Court of Appeals. Local candidates and precinct committeemen will attend. next meeting May 23 features William B. Saxbe. Jones, a Trumbull County resident, is married with three children and active in Red Cross, Community Chest, YMCA, and past president of the Child Guidance Center in Youngstown.
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Trumbull County
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Child Guidance Center
Youngstown
Oberlin conference on draft resistance prompts keynote by Lynd
Oberlin College hosts an intercollegiate conference on draft resistance led by Yale historian Staughton Lynd. The event runs Thursday through Saturday with sessions on alternatives to the draft and anti-draft organizing. Other speakers include Cathy Boudin Tim Hall Rennie Davis Gwen Patton Jobs of Income Now and Jim Wessner. The Oberlin Resistance formed to aid men in avoiding Vietnam service and supports personal choice without endorsing a specific alternative.
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Yale University
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Vietnam
Oberlin to host final vesper series speaker Braiterman visit
Oberlin College announces Marvin Bral terman of the Religion Action Center will be the fourth and final visiting speaker in the 1967 68 Vespers Series. He arrives Friday for a formal talk Is Liberalism Dead in Wilder Hall East Lounge at 7 15 p m. An 9 30 p m informal talk covers The Passover and Social Action. Saturday includes discussions on Feeling Jewish at 1 p m in Hark ness and Crime and Civil Liberties at 7 p m in Talcott. Bral terman is an attorney and Maryland American Civil Liberties Union chapter chair with credentials in Baltimore City State of Maryland and the U S Court system.
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Marvin Bralterman
Religion Action Center
Union of American Hebrew Congregations
Washington, D.C
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Harkness
Talcott Braiterman
Baltiimore City
Maryland
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American Civil Liberties Union
Oberlin library catalogs C. W. Best autograph collection
Oberlin College Conservatory Library released a catalog of the C. W Best Collection of music autographs and holographs. The collection, acquired by Cyrus W. Best, an 1890 graduate, was bequeathed to the conservatory. Publication marks the conservatory centennial year in 1967 and is funded by the Best Endowment Fund.
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Sun Loses 10 Million Tons of Gas Each Second
Solar observations report the sun shedding about 10 million tons of gas per second as part of continuous solar wind and coronal mass loss. Scientists note this mass loss reflects energy output and magnetic activity, with implications for solar evolution and space weather.
New Ohio River bridge approved for replacement
Washington AP The Coast Guard approved a replacement for the Ohio River bridge that collapsed December 15 killing 46. The new bridge between Point Pleasant West Virginia and Gallipolis Ohio will be 1800 feet long with four lanes, costing about 10 million dollars and could be finished by September 1969. Federal state and ARc support, plus Johnson administration action, enabled swift planning and funding. A presidential task force will hold a hearing in Charleston West Virginia on May.
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Fla
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Swift
Joe W Fleming
Appalachian Commission
Ona
West Virginia
Charleston
W Va
Oberlin President Carr to Speak at Lake Forest Convocation
Oberlin College President Robert K Carr will join a six member panel at Lake Forest College Illinois for a convocation on Be tween the Generations The Confidence Gap next Wednesday through April 26 He and Edward Schwartz NASAs president and Oberlin alumnus 1965 are on the panel discussing In Loco Parentis
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Robert K Carr
Oberlin College
Lake Forest College
Illmes
Edward Schwartz
Naonal Student Association
Britain creates ten national parks since 1950
Britain has ten national parks with the first established in 1950. The United States began with Yellowstone in 1872, and France has adopted the idea, establishing three national parks to date.
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France
Imports tax aims to curb consumer imports to fix trade balance
Costa Rica imposes a sales tax on imports that can reach 25 percent. The levy is designed to reduce consumer imports and improve an unfavorable balance of trade by protecting local industry and generating revenue.
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Costa Rica
Grosbeak Sweetie Stars In New London Woman's Home
May 24 1952 Rose breasted grosbeak named Sweetie has thrived with Mrs Norman Ward of rural New London since a hawk rescue. The 16 year old bird, rarer than most, enjoys human company, tolerates pets, and dislikes strangers in gloves. In 1986 67 clerical pay rose faster than professional pay, per Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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