Oberlin College to Host Alliance For Progress Symposium
Oberlin College will hold a commencement symposium on The Alliance For Progress this Saturday at 9 a.m. in Hall Auditorium as the Alumni Day opening event. Speakers include Byron L Johnson of the Latin American Agency for International Development and Manuel Noriega Morales of Guatemala. moderator is Carl T Rowan.
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Oberlin
Alliance For Progress
Hall Auditorium
Byron L. Johnson
Latin American Agency For International Development
Department of State
Manuel Noriega Morales
Guatemala
Alliance For Progress of the Pan American Union
Carl T. Rowan
Johnson
Colorado
University of Denver
Social Security Administration
Bureau of the Budget
University of Wisconsin
Morales
Committee of Nine
Bank of Guatemala
Institute of Social Security
Inter-American Development Bank
Harvard University
Rowan
Minneapolis Tribune
Junior Chamber of Commerce
United States
Robert K. Carr
Oberlin High names for grad exercises
Oberlin High announces speakers for baccalaureate and commencement. Dr. Walter Horton will deliver the baccalaureate address “Grandmother's Trunk” at First Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Dr. Lionel Crocker will speak at the 100th commencement in Finney Chapel June 11 at 8 p.m. Portfolios include chorus, woodwind quartet, and diplomas presented by Paul Newell and George Hoover.
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Oberlin
Oberlin High School
Robert W. Duncan
Walter M. Horton
Oberlin College Graduate School of Theology
First Church
Lionel G. Crocker
Department of
Denison University
Granville
Duncan
Fred L. Steen
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Doris Scheiber
Peter Tkach
Everett Titcomb
Horton
Fairchild
Kretchmar
Paul E. Newell
George O. Hoover
Board of Education
Crocker
Denison
University of Michigan
Waseda University
Tokyo
Japan
Floating University
Speech Association of America
Banking Journal
American Banking Association
James A. Smith
Anthony F. Piranio, Jr
Keith A. Mellroy
Patricia F. Foote
Marcia E. Herman
John A. Favor
Roquefort Exports Reach United States Lead
About 12 percent of France's Roquefort cheese is exported. The United States is the largest buyer, consuming more than two million dollars worth annually.
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Paris
France
United States
End of time disconnection prompts party line debate Oberlin
Oberlin residents on private party lines face a potential removal of the seven minute forty second time disconnect. The chamber of commerce surveys subscribers to gauge support for discarding the cut-off, with possible PU C action if 7 percent favor. Northern Ohio Telephone cites higher costs and need for new equipment, while rates would stay the same.
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Oberline
Chamber of Commerce
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Ohio Public Utilities Commission
Wadsworth
PUC
Telephone Company
Eugene Redden
Oberlin
March Council
City Hall
City Council
Redden
Miss Hodge Wins Ashland College Scholarship
Janet Hodge daughter of Mr and Mrs Weston Hodge of Ridgeville Ridge Rd has been awarded a scholarship to Ashland College. Salutatorian of Ridgeville High School 1962 she has belonged to National Honor Society Future Teachers of America Annual staff Aristocrat staff Career Club choir first aid Future Nurses of America Girls Athletic Association Junior Red Cross Promoters Quill and Scroll and Starlighters.
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North Ridgeville
Janet Hodge
Weston Hodge
Chestnut Ridge Rd
Ashland College
Ridgeville High School
Hodge
National Honor Society
Future Teachers of America
First Aid
Future Nurses of America
Girls Athletic Association
Junior Red Cross
Promoters
Quill and Schroll and
Starlighters
Oberlin Municipal Court Burdens Youth With Traffic Citations
The Oberlin Municipal Court records show Robert L. Malone 20 of 89 Groveland St cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance, fined 50 dollars. Charles D. Smith IV Barrows Hall cited for riding a motorcycle on the sidewalk, fined 10 dollars. Thomas W. Jacobucci of 23660 Royalton Rd Columbia Station had speeding, plea changed to innocent by the court with trial date to be set. Robert E. Slaughter of New York City speeding pleaded no contest found guilty and fined 10 dollars. Phillip O. Mims 18 of 200 East Lorain St speeding, fined 10 dollars. Only two of three young sisters who enter high school remain to receive a diploma.
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Robert L. Malone
Groveland St
Thomas W. Jacobucci
Royalton Rd
Columbia Station
Robert E. Slaughter
New York City
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Elyria, Ohie
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Manuel N. Morales
Oberlin College
Oberlin High
Union Theological Seminary
Columbia University
Barnard College
Formosa
Philippines
Hong Kong
J. William Lee
Graduate School of Theology
Scott
Lorain National
Lorain
Amherst
Vermilion
Homer P. Blanchard
Miss Hodge
Ashland
Oberlin Municipal
Charles D. Smith IV
Barrows Hall
Phillip O. Mims
East Lorain St
Necchi Lycing
Necchi
Broad St
Capris
Pigtail Shop
O’neil
Gotham
Batiste
Dresden
O' Neil
Fairfax
Cedar
Colorado Ave
SUN
Playtex
Cradle Shop
O'Neil
Dial Fairfax
Lerain
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