Airman Thomas D Jewell Selected for Training at Keesler
Airman Thomas D Jewell son of Mr and Mrs Denver W Jewell of Amherst has been chosen for training at Keesler Air Force Base Biloxi Mississippi as an Air Force communications specialist He is a 1964 graduate of Marion L Steele High School and recently completed basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas He attended Lorain County Community College before joining the service
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Denver W. Jewell
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Keesler Air Force Base
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Air Force
Marion L. Steele High School
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
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Lorain County Community College
Scholar to give lecture recital at Oberlin College
Oberlin College hosts Dutch scholar and keyboard artist Gustav Leonhardt for a lecture recital Monday at 8 30 pm in Kulas Recital Hall. Sponsored by the Beatty B Williams Lectureship, the event is open to the public. Leonhardt, famed for Baroque and Renaissance works, focuses on Froberger and 17th century keyboard repertoire and has appeared as organist and harpsichordist in Boston New York and Berkeley. This marks his first Oberlin appearance.
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Gustav Leonhardt
Oberlin College
Kulas Recital Hall
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Amy F. Williams
Leonhardt
Froberger
Boston
New York
Berkeley
PTA Carnival in Wellington Saturday Night
A Wellington PTA carnival is planned for Saturday with Pepi the Clown Floyd Olsen in attendance. The event will transform Scale classrooms into a schoolhouse setting with a rifle range and bowling teacher association activities. Games, lunch, and a cafeteria are to be available during the evening.
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Wellington
Pepi the Clown
Floyd Olsen
St. School
John Hancock First Signer of Declaration of Independence
The document notes that John Hancock was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence in his role as president of the Continental Congress, marking the historic start of the signatory list.
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United Press International
John Hancock
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Food aid under Food for Peace exceeds 140 million tons
Washington reports that under the Food for Peace program the United States has shared about 140 million tons of food over the past decade with more than 100 countries. The achievement underscores U S humanitarian distribution and international assistance efforts benefiting multiple regions.
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Washington
United States
Unclear text on U S labor department birth residents
Fragmentary passage mentions the U S Department of Labor and families of four or more and a 1913 creation but lacks coherent facts or names to establish a clear news item or event. The readable bits do not form a complete report or outcome.
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US Department
US Department of Labor
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