Farm Bureau urged to place principle above politics
The Lorain County Farm Bureau annual meeting heard Robert Drake of Oberlin attack price support programs as immoral, urging farmers to stand for principle and to embrace a firm, informed stance on national agriculture policy. He warned against hypocrisy and urged bold action to defend farm integrity.
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Oberlin man fined for illegal raccoon possession
Lester Ives, 21, of 312 South Main Street, pleaded guilty in Oberlin municipal court to illegal possession of a raccoon and was fined 100 dollars. Wildlife officer Underwood, called by Lorain County officer Dalrymple, testified Ives kept the animal in a garage cage and planned to free it after noting it had rabies shots.
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Lester Ives
South Main St
Robert Under Ywood
Wildlife Division
Akron
Harold Dalrymple
Lorain County
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Ives
Underwood
Pennsylvania
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Oberlin Police Report Shows Quiet Month With Few Violations
Oberlin Municipal Court district records a quiet month as police logged 16 arrests and 11 investigated accidents. Seven parking violations and six speeders were cited, with two juvenile cases and one vehicle offense ending in court action. No break ins or vehicle thefts were reported.
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Oak St. Elyria
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Elyria
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Oberlin Municipal Court
UNICEF Cookie Sale Heads Oberlin Campus Drive
Oberlin College chapter of Student Peace Union plans a week long UNICEF cookie sale during Homecoming weekend October 28 31. Principal speaker Daniel R Brower Jr history professor at Oberlin will discuss The World Right Side Up at 7 p.m. in Rec Hall Wilder Hall Peters Hall venues. Contributions to UNICEF welcomed via Miss Eien Chances South Hall chair.
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South Hall
Man Charged with Arson After Farm Barn Fire
Oberlin arrest charged Dan C Worcester of Route 58 North with arson after a Sunday fire destroyed a storage barn on his farm. The case was continued for further investigation at Worcester's arraignment before Municipal Judge David R. Goldthorpe. arson investigator Harold D. Carter signed the affidavit.
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Xavier Cugat Takes Over Madrid Nightclub for Top Entertainment
Hollywood reports from Spain that famous bandleader Xavier Cugat has assumed control of a Madrid nightclub with plans to transform it into a premier entertainment center. He aims to attract top acts and elevate the venue's profile in Spain's capital.
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Cellist Rostropovich to Return for Oberlin Recital
Rostropovich the Soviet cellist will give his second Oberlin appearance in Artist Recital Series II at Finney Chapel with pianist Alexander Dedukhin. He will perform Bach Suite No 2 Stravinsky Itali emine Kabalevsky Suite and Britten Sonata in C Major Op 65, works dedicated to him. He first toured the U.S. in 1959.
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Mstslav Rostropovich
Finney Chapel
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Dmitri Kabalevsky
Benjamin Britten
Rostropovich
Jaszi Lecture by Chatham College Historian OC Borsody
Chatham College historian and Columbia University research fellow Stephen Borsody, a Hungarian born scholar, will deliver the Jaszi Lecture on Peace and Federalism in Central Europe at Oberlin College. Borsody, an expert on East European history, will speak at 8 pm in Bryant Lee Jure Room Kettering. The event honors Oscar Jaszi and underscores Borsody's studies and writings on postwar Central Europe.
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Stephen Borso Jed
Internaham College
Pittsburgh
Borsody
Jaszi
Ford
Oberlin College
Tomors
Bryant Lee
Columbia University
Charles University of Prague
Kettering
Hungary
Central Europe
Kapest University
Thel
Washington
Oscar Jaszi
Oberlin Frome
Oberlin Forum Highlights South Viet Nam View
A public forum at Oberlin College Bryant Lecture Hall on Sunday at 8 p.m. will present two views of South Viet Nam. Speakers include Robert Tufts and Rev William Sheeley, with campus representatives in attendance. The event honors retired professor George Jones and is sponsored by biology and other departments.
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Biology Professor Feted by Ex Students
Biology professor Dr. Jones was honored by former students for his bird observation work. The event drew the Natural History Club, advanced botany students, biology staff, and over ten donor students who shared three minute project reports.
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