Creedence CCR Dazzles Cleveland Audience At Night Club
Darkness enveloped the Cleveland Public Auditorium as Creedence Clearwater Revival took the stage in Levis and boots. The four youths delivered Born to the Bayou Green River and Bad Moon Rising to thunderous cheers while Johnny Winter stunned with a powerful voice and encore. Silk opened the show with psychedelic rock. Chuck Dunaway served as emcee.
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Cleveland Public Auditorium
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Green River
Proud Mary,” “Lodi,” and ‘Pally-Al.” Creedence Clearwater Revival
Johnny Winter
Belkin
Johnny
Johnny B
Cleveland
Columbia Records
Silk
Chuck Dunaway
WKYC
Moon Flight Sparks Teen Praise Across Local High Schools
Elyria and Avon area students from Elyria High School Catholic High School and Avon High School react to the moon landing. They call it a major achievement for mankind, a step toward peace and humanitarian benefits, while some express personal interest in Earth life continuing here.
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Dave Lcyne
Marianne Keyser
Brandston Ave
Elyria High School
Bob Kretschmann
Windsor
Elyria District
Catholic High School
Sharon Shskain
Center St. Avon High School
Vic Blecman
Ohio St
EHS
Jeanne Ternes
Sugar Ridge Rd
EDCHS
Laura Eriodi
Stoney Ridge Rd
Avon High
Beth Welter
Billboard Top 20 Song List Shuffles With Classics
A garbled OCR list presents a montage of charting songs and artists including Sweet Caroline Yesterday When I Was Young In the Year 2525 Crystal Blue Persuasion Spinning Wheel Honky Tonk Women The Ballad of John and Yoko Good Morning Starshine Love Theme from Romeo and Juliet A Boy Named Sue and other 1960s 70s pop rock titles.
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Sweet Caroline
Annie
Eevee Zager
Evans
Tommy James
the Shondells
Spinning Wheel
Stevie Wonder
Walker
the All Stars
Raby
Kenny Rogers
Neil Diamond
Rolling Stones
Cee Andy Kim
John and
Yoko
Beatles
James Brown
Winstons
Quentin
Charles Randolph Grean
Joe Jeffrey
Pando Oliver
Henry Mancini & Orchestra
Tony Joe
Sugar Shack opens as teen coffeehouse at Sacred Heart
A new teen and college-age coffeehouse called Sugar Shack opened Saturday night in a basement room of Sacred Heart Church on Irondale Street. Organizer Joe Isigray, 16, of 228 Oakwood St, led a night of informal entertainment with guitars and drums as chaplain Father Simons visited briefly. Admission is charged and hours run 5 p m to midnight on Saturdays. Attendance was sparse but participants were engaged.
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Sacred Heart Church
Irondale Street
Joe Isigray
Oakwood St
Joe
Ray Stewart
Vinnie Wright
Bill Wright
James Wesson
Father Simons
No Mother Dear Stay with Your Dad and Step-Family
Angie advises a girl to stay with her father after he remarries, urging patience and open hearts. She stresses that both the father and new wife, plus her children, have suffered losses and can form a family if the daughter and sister give time to adjust.
Breezewood Teen Center to host three bands Saturday night
Breezewood Three big bands Cyrus Erie James Gang and Shefield Rush headline Saturday from 8 to 11 30 pm at Breezewood Teen Center 1461 Lake Breeze Rd Sheffield Friday night 8 to 11 30 pm Sounds of Now provides music Margaret Wyvill Breeze wood teen adviser reports attendance rising and a great bundle of teen agers.
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Breezewood Teen Center
Lake Breeze Rd
Sheffield
Cyrus Erie
James Gang
Sheffield Rush
Margaret Wyvill
Breezewood
Damces
Rock Charts Signal Shifts Toward Hard Rock and Boogie
The article notes a pivot toward hard rock and Western styles in the charts with bands like the Rolling Stones and The Who selling big. It highlights Tom Jones and The Who pushing million-dollar sales, and mentions boogie rock releases by Blue Thumb Records. It also reports lineup changes in Creed Bratten and The Grass Roots, plus The 1910 Fruit Gum Company breakup and a Brian Jones memorial concert drawing 250 000 fans. Gary Bainbridge.
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Who
Led Zeppelin
Blood, Sweat and Tears
Moody Blues
Blue Thumb Records
Earl Hooker
Ike Turner
Tom Jones
Rolling Stones
Stones
Brian Jones
Creed Bratten
Grass Roots
Bratten
Dennis Provisor
America
Explorer Science Camp offers biology focused sessions in Berkshire Mountains
A Massachusetts summer camp combines a resident science program with physical activities for up to 345 boys. The Explorer Science Camp, sponsored by the Hutchinson River Council of the Boy Scouts, features a four week mammalian physiology course and an eight week advanced course in biochemistry and physiology. Lectures and lab work run through 4 p.m. daily before diverse sports and outdoor activities. Renowned lecturers from Cornell Yale Harvard and Sloan Kettering visit, with James V. Ekstrom listed as academic director.
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Massachusetts
Berkshire Mountains
Hutchison River Council
Boy Scouts of America
Cornell University Medical College
Columbia
New York
Yale
Harvard
Rockefeller
New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry
Sloan Kettering Institute For Cancer Research
James V. Ekstrom
Berkshire School
Sheffield
Mass
Cheering contest set for August 14 in Lorain malls
Junior and senior high girls from 29 Lorain county and neighboring areas compete for Miss J. J. of 1969 honors. Two winners receive travel and job prizes after two one hour contests at the Midway Mall and Lorain stores with free admission and audience voting.
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Ted Jacobs
New York
Midway Mall
Lorain
Lorain County
Norwalk
Sandusky
Huron
Pennsylvania
Parole Officers Assigned to Lorain County Department
Three state parole officers will join Lorain County Adtst Parole Department under state law. Judge John D. Pincura stated the first officer arrives in about 10 days, the second in September, the third in October. They work with Chief Probation Officer John Howard and cost the county only office and secretarial support. The move follows Mary Goul's resignation after 14 years.
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Lorain County
Adtst
Lorain County Common Pleas
John D. Pincura
State Parole Department
Pincura
John Howard
Mary Goul
Amherst Plans Band Concert on Town Square
Amherst hosts an old fashioned band concert on the town square tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Sponsored by the Amherst Area Chamber of Commerce the free event features a 35 piece band directed by Vincent Perrier of Vermilion. COVINGTON KY reports homemade ice cream coffee cake and punch will be sold by the VFW auxiliary.
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Amherst
Amherst Area
Spanish men spend more on clothes than women
A Madrid survey finds Spanish men spend over 70 percent more on clothing than women and 70 percent of men have suits made to order.
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Madrid
Five bands compete in North Olmsted music festival
Five bands will compete in a Thursday battle of the bands at 7 30 p m at the Great Northern Shopping Center in North Olmsted. The North Olmsted Music Festival advisory committee sponsors the event with a top prize trophy and a slot on the August 5 festival program. runners up receive electronic equipment.
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Great Northern
North Olmsted
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