Music education and commercialism debate by educators panel
A panel of four educators and music appreciators discuss music commercialism and home musical education. They condemn rapid style changes as confusing and call for development from composer to artist to listener. The Chronicle notes route examinations and canal legacies in Ohio history and adds other reading in Week-End Dividend 2021.
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Ken Kennedy budget talk stalls without GOP House
The speaker told Oberlin audiences that Today's News Budget Balance is out of the question under Kennedy administration unless the GOP Congress is elected. A merger agreement affecting Lear Inc is unlikely to affect Elyria plants' operations, per executive. Elyria High basketball ties Buckeye Conference and seeks outright title next week.
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Outdoor Page Wins State Award for C T Daily
The weekly outdoor program on the Cincinnati Times-Star page won the Ohio Writers of Outdoors award for the third time, amid a statewide contest. Don Miller, the page editor, is serving a second term as OWO president. Winners included Dr Clarence Tarzwell and Allen Eckert for conservation efforts and fish records work. The awards will be presented at the OWO banquet in Columbus next Saturday.
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Oh Boating
Powers Exchange Ends Cold War Era Spat
The United States pilot Francis Gary Powers is exchanged in Berlin for Soviet spy Col Rudolf Abel. Powers vows he will not fly over the Soviet Union again. Tass reports the Soviet government acted to improve relations by releasing Powers while making no mention of Abel.
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Powers Exchanged For Abel In Berlin Spy Swap
U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers was released by the Soviet Union in a Glienicker Bridge swap for spy Rudolph Abel. Powers, 32, headed to the United States with his wife Barbara and family awaiting reunions as U.S. officials announced the exchange. Also freed was Frederic Pryor, an American student. The deal, months in the making, marks a second Kennedy administration success in freeing Americans jailed on spy charges amid signs of thaw in U.S. Soviet relations.
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Powers U2 pilot released in exchange with USSR
UPI dispatch reports the Soviet Union releasing U2 pilot Francis Gary Powers in a prisoner exchange. Officials close to the Powers Arel exchange provided the information for the note. The Washington dispatch notes cautious interpretation amid ongoing diplomacy.
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Powers Arel Exchange
Powers Abel trade linked to wife letter sparks clemency plea
Washington reports that the Powers Abel prisoner exchange began with a letter from Rudolf Abel’s wife requesting clemency for his conviction. James Donovan, the court-appointed attorney, relayed the letter to the Justice Department, and Mrs Abel urged a plea to President-elect Kennedy. The White House referred the matter to the department, and Kennedy’s administration later weighed clemency grounds.
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Weather report for Northeastern Ohio with clarifications
The weather bulletin notes mostly sunny and colder conditions in the northeast with partly cloudy areas in the east. It mentions light snow flurries, high teens to mid twenties, fair tonight with little temperature change, and Sunday turning more cloudy but warmer.
Jamaica Probes Ohioan's Death
Kingston Jamaica UP I reports authorities are investigating the fatal shooting of Otto Lyon an Ohioan who arrived in Jamaica for a 24 hour visit. Lyon was shot by a masked prowler Thursday night. His wife Mrs Lyon was not injured.
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Father Hails Son Free From Russian Prison
Mary Powers of Pound Virginia and her husband joyfully learned their son Francis Powers was freed from a Russian prison after efforts spanning appeals to Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev. They described relief and wished him time to adjust back home.
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On His Way Mrs Powers Reacts To Release News
MILLEDGEVILLE Ga UPI Mrs Francis Gary Powers speaks with excitement after a telephone call informing her husband would be released from a Russian prison She says she cannot sleep and that the news is the greatest happiness she has known She expects to see him by Sunday and leaves plans to him.
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Paris unrest erupts as De Gaulle ban sparks deadly protests
Paris faced sweeping demonstrations by students and unions defying Charles de Gaulle's ban. Violent clashes across cities left eight to nine dead as police fought back with tear gas and arrests, the unrest spotlighting a national crisis over government restrictions on protests.
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Killed In Crash Near Eaton During Friday Demonstrations
A man died when his car was struck by a truck amid Friday street demonstrations. Police reported organized groups clashed with protesters as tensions rose near Eaton. A second casualty was hospitalized after the assault, and officials warned of further demonstrations by right wing groups linked to the outlawed OAS.
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