New Orleans Production Lights Up Midview Spring Concert
A New Orleans street scene opened the Midview High School Spring Concert with a vibrant final number of When the Saints Go Marching In. Jim Powers narrated the English Madrigal as a Strauss waltz shifted to a New Orleans street march, with the Dixieland band ending the show in a rhythmic march through the auditorium. Solo and ensemble contests advanced by the Girls Ensemble and Boys Octet with Ave Maria and Three Jolly Welshmen. Directors include Don Stimpert with performers Ken Howell and Lee Prentice among the band and choir members.
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Nancy Harper
Wayne Vail
Danny Walker
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Paul Woidtke
Bill Goodspeed
Tim McCullough
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Truce Town Peace Is Shattered at Panmunjom
A tree swing brawl between American and North Korean security guards erupted in Panmunjom. About a dozen North Koreans and a group of Americans fought after a procession past a U.S. officer. No serious injuries were reported as both sides restored order amid tense shouting and threats.
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Frontier Week beard contest registration opens May first
Amherst beard contest registrations begin May 1 announced by beard division chairman Eugene Kerekes. The contest runs during Frontier Week July 31 to August 6 with categories for ugliest longest best looking and most novel beards. Prizes pending. no definite Frontier Week plans yet from chairman Wayne Garland.
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Louisiana School Vote Under Way
About 1,000 farmers and villagers in St Helena Parish move to vote on abolishing public schools in a local election. Three federal judges retain final authority, marking the first use of a 1561 state law allowing local-option elections when federal court orders affect racial integration.
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State To Open Bids For 3 Area Projects
State Highway Department will open bids in Columbus for three area highway projects as part of a slate of 55 planned contracts. The largest project, Rt 224 near Green, calls for widening to 24 feet and resurfacing with right‑of‑way work and three bridges replacements estimated at 212,000 dollars. Other jobs include bridge and culvert replacements along Medina County roads and a pipe culvert installation on a road used for hauling during Interstate 80 construction. Bids expected Tuesday.
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Ohio legislators push to curb crime with gambling bills
In Columbus, the House sent to the Senate three measures strengthening penalties for lotteries, numbers and sports pools as part of a broader crackdown on crime. The action follows the defeat of Gov DiSalle’s bid to abolish the death penalty and comes as the legislature completes its sixth work week. The bills aim to curb organized gambling while a separate measure to revise capital punishment awaits fate.
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Kennedy studies nuclear rocket plan for firsts to Venus and Mars
President Kennedy, amid race to the moon, weighs a nuclear rocket program that could place the United States first in interplanetary flight. Officials say readiness likely not before 1966, with Russians possibly circling the moon first. Ehricke told Congress the nuclear option offers propulsion advantages, while Kennedy cautions about cost and scientific certainty.
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Elyria High Staff Attends Cleveland AP Conference
Nine members of Elyria High School staff including assistant superintendent George Miraben principal Wayne McQuillin counselor George Thourot and teachers Miss Storer, Miss Herd, Miss Mahaffey, Miss Fowell, William Paul, Ernest Watts attend an Ohio Council on Advanced Placement conference in Cleveland to discuss organizing college credit earning courses for high school achievement.
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Margaret Mahaffey
Gladys Fowell
William Paul
Ernest Watts
Russia's Ilyushin Recuperating After Auto Accident
Sergei Dyushin, cited abroad as Russia's real first man in space, is recovering on the Russian Riviera from injuries after a car crash. Paris reports claimed he was unbalanced by a preflight space venture five days before Yuri Gagarin's celebrated flight, but those reports were disputed and later retracted.
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Prosecution Presents Dual Eichmann Portraits in Trial
In Jerusalem, prosecutors show two Eichmanns: the prewar dashing officer who ordered mass killings and the frail man in a glass box, captured in Buenos Aires. The audience member notes the stark contrast and the disappearance of power. Eichmann's recess continues until Monday as reflections on fate and accountability linger.
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Two Die as Car Crash Near Youngstown Kills Driver
Shannon Shannon, 63, of Youngstown was killed just before midnight in a two car crash on Ohio 11s south of Youngstown. Virginia Shannon, 24, a passenger, and Howard Parker, 45, of East Palestine, were in fair condition at South Side Hospital with injuries.
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