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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1965
Page
7
The Census Bureau reports as of July 1 the average woman is two years three months and eighteen days older than the average man. The median ages are 29.4 for females and 27.1 for males.
Amherst airman in the 819th Medical Group is cited for the U S Air Force Outstanding Unit Award at Dyess AFB Texas. Elyrian is commissioned ensign. Norman K. Smitt of Amherst has been recognized for service.
Hollywood actress Laura Devon lands her first major film part in Red Line 7,000 produced by Howard Hawks.
Reporter notes Oberlin students sparked a movement as campuses in Illinois, Kansas, and Pennsylvania plan spring vacations to rebuild Negro churches bombed during Mississippi voter drives. Ole Miss volunteers also join the effort, while Mt Zion Baptist Church sells its parsonage and plans a new home for the minister.
SPENCER The Black River Chapter of the National Beta Club initiated 28 students in a formal ceremony before the student body and parents. New members learned the nine points of the Beta shield and the eight points of the Beta creed. The event was postponed until Chapter President Rick McMonday presided. Architec Frederick firm and Lorainl officials were noted.
Dr James B Burr of Ohio State University will headline a Northeastern Ohio Teachers Association session at Powers Elementary School Amherst on April 3. The program, titled Innovations in the Instructional Program, covers team teaching in Powers ungraded primary and first grade classroom pool construction. Burr, a 1950 appointee, has advised state and local districts and co authored Elementary School Administration.
The comedian known for The Dick Van Dyke Show displays an encyclopedic joke mind. Upon being asked about any subject he instantly delivers a witty quip.
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