Teen-age Queen Crowned in America’s Junior Miss Pageant
Patrice Angela Gaunder of St Joseph Michigan won the national title amid a field of 50 finalists from over 40 000 entrants. Jane Piattoli Mount Vernon Ohio was first runnerup with Barbara Foote Caribou Maine Diane Steen Fairmont Minnesota and Linda Bronstein University City Missouri as other runners up. Gaunder received a 6000 scholarship and a coast to coast tour.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Ameri- Reign
Peace Corps
Patrice Angela Gaunder
St Joseph
Mich
America
Trice
Camelot
George Gaunder
Jane Pi ‘Lotti
Mount Vernon
Ohio
Barbara Foote
Caribou
Maine
Diane Steen
Fairmont
Minn
Linda Bronstein
University City
Elyria educators elect officers and award honors
Windsor School principal Richard Sharrock was named 1965 68 Elyria Education Association president with officers Lews Soos Joyce Meitzke and Philp Jaeger to be installed in May. The meeting also awarded 100 percent enrollment plaques to several buildings including Windsor and others such as Allen Crestwood Edison Hamilton Maplewood McKinley Oakwood Prospect Spring Valley and Eastern Heights Junior High. The evening featured excerpts from Kiss Me Kate performed by the American Theatre Chorus.
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Richard Sharrock
Windsor School
Elyria Education Association
Holly Hall
Lews Soos
Joyce Meitzke
Philp Jaeger
Fect
Land National
Allen
Crestwood
Edison
Hamilton
Maplewood McKinley
Oakwood
Prospect
Spring Valley
Eastern Heights
The
American Theatre Chorus
Liberty Ball to fund Avon Lake fireworks display
Avon Lake hosts the first original Liberty Ball tonight at Union Hall on Miller Road. Sponsored by the Avon Lake Business Association, the event serves as the main fundraiser for the Fourth of July Fireworks celebration.
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Avon Lake
Union Hall
Miller Rd
Avon Lake Business Association
Lead male overcomes mishap in Black River High play
Spencer leading man Franklin Simcox knocked out teeth and cut lip during basketball but returned to perform as the lead in River High School’s Meet Me in St Louis. The 500 strong audience watched the Smith family tale set just before the 1904 World's Fair in St Louis.
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Spencer
River High School
Louis
Franklin Simcox
Smith
S. Louis
St. Louis
New York
St. Loui
Lillian Bexter
Judy Pitz
Charles Hass
Black River
Booster
Car crash injures two. driver charged with multiple offenses
An out of control car struck a utility pole early today injuring Jerry Dorner 16 and driver Charles Martin 24. Dorner remained in fair condition. Martin was treated and released. Police charged Martin with driving without a license and escalating offenses. A second driver VanCooney 23 fled the scene and was charged with leaving an unattended vehicle.
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Elyria
Jerry Dorner
Cleveland
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Charles H Martin
Parma
Martin
van Cooney
Opera
Zion
Gators
Warren L. Young
East Ave
Second St
VanCooney
Wilbur L VanCooney
East River St
Two Chicago men arrested in rail money order theft case
Suspects Harald Hunter and Bal Parks, about 20, were arrested in Sciotoville after an alleged theft of $25,000 in Railway Express money orders from Chicago. They posed as agents and collected orders from a variety store. Police tied a Van Cooney driver to the case and noted vehicle and meter damages in the collision scene.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
LPI
Chicago, Jil
Sciotoville
Chicago
Harald Hunter
Bal
van Cooney
Young
FCC eyes prime time limits on network control
The FCC voted to hold hearings and issue a proposal to limit network ownership of prime time programs to 50 percent. Backers say it would diversify TV and help independent producers, while NBC's Robert Sarnoff warned the plan would shatter television structure and the commission lacks direct regulatory authority.
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Washington
UPI
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
National Association of Broadcasters
NBC Board
Robert W Sarnoff
NBC
New York
Sarnoff
Commission
Cabot Joins Cast of Jerry Lewis Family Jewels
Hollywood report says Sebastian Cabot, the bearded character actor, has towed the cast of Jerry Lewis new movie The Family Jewels joining the production in Hollywood.
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Hollywood
UPI
Sebastian Cabot
Charcter
Jerry Lewis
Newcomer George Segal Takes Professor Role in Woolf Play
Hollywood UPI reports newcomer George Segal will play the professor in the production of Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf. The casting marks Segal's notable stage breakthrough as the play opens in Hollywood theaters.
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Hollywood
UPI
Who
Met Tosca Triumph Scene for Maria Callas at the Met
Maria Callas delivered a powerful Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera in New York, driven by dramatic personal triumph rather than a flawless production. Despite no full stage rehearsal, her performance showcased a voice fully integrated with drama, transforming Vissi dArte and the third act into a human, intimate revelation.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera
Maria Callas
Sen
Edward
HTNS
Miss Callas
Rudolf Bing
Met
Lems
Miss Calright
Dallas
Callas
Tosca
Lonce
Notre Dame Fight Over Film Satire Heads to Box Office
New York court rulings cleared the way for the film Joan Goldfarb Please Come, a Texan satire featuring a U2 pilot leading a football team to face Notre Dame. The university previously halted the opening with an injunction, then saw appellate decisions lift the ban.
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New York
John Goldfarb
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
State Supreme Court
New York Court of Appeals
Joan Goldfarb
Buckeye Band Concert Set for Tomorrow at Buckeye High
Medina Buckeye High School will hold its annual band concert tomorrow at 2 30 p m in the school auditorium. Two Buckeye entries earned superior ratings at the District Band and Solo Contest at Kent State University qualifying for state competition. Diane Crum performed an oboe solo and a clarinet quartet including Linda Reinking Joyce Sidaway Judie Dieter and Diane Crum qualified. The Future Farmers of America banquet follows Tuesday at the school with queen candidates Elaine Remking Pat Kelly and Linda Motanik. The basketball banquet is Thursday with awards and a dance afterward tickets available from team members.
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Elaine Remking
Pat Kelly
Linda Motanik
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Bacca Do Art Gallery
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Tom Ee
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AAREE
Marshall Naify
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Lake Ball
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Joan
Inter- Mission
Apollo Theatre
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Madonna St
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Carroll Baker
George Maharis
Sylvia
Emily
Gobi
Gomme Francis
Anna
Techmentary
Robert Goulet
Fx Lusty Film
Eae Burton
Peter Otoole
Hal Wallis
HniGtom
AEC UK
Ge McRae
Edward Rand
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Anouilh
Cabot
Goldfarb
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