Oberlin College Next Week Listings Open to Public
Oberlin College outlines a week of public events including lectures recitals and concerts. Notable items feature Byron T Brook discussion on National Unity in Wilder Hall 2 35 p m, Woodwind Ensemble in Warner Hall 4 p m, and a Two Views of South Viet Nam lecture in Kettering 8 pm.
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Oberlin
Oberlin College
Byron T. Brook
Disccuss
Wilder Hall
Warner Hall
South Viet Nam
Robert W. Tuts
William C. Sheeley
Ketterling
de Young Peoples
Oberlin Orchesta
Finney Chaper
Franz Bibo
Jerome B. Landfield
Allen Arts Building
Warren B. Tayilor
Thalia G. Petersson
Hall
Betty B
Amy F. Williams
Bospworth Hall
Sir Steps Runciman
London
England
Finney Chapel
Mstislav Rostropovich
Alexander Deduhkin
Samuel Labell
Hall Auditorium
Assembly
William A. Rusher
the National Review
Bryant
Kettering Hall
Malcolm Moos
Eisenhower
Friday Williams
Bosworth Hall
Steven Runcimas
Oberlin Baroque Ensemble
Ohio Wesleyan
Ball State Teachers College
America Needs Love Speaker Urges Action at World Affairs Forum
Dr. Robert A. Hingson of Cleveland told about Americas sickness needing love and quoted Dr Schweitzer. He spoke at the World Affairs Center event in St Pauls Lutheran Church with about 90 attendees after showing films on Liberia’s malnutrition malaria and smallpox. He noted Operation Brothers Brother gifts of books seeds and high protein food and his role in founding the movement aiding Africa and Asia.
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Amherst
America
Jack
Robert A. Hisgson
Cleve
Land
Albert Schoweit Ver
World Affairs Certer
St. Paul's
Hingson
Western ‘Reserve University School of Medicine
University Hospital
Cleveland
Schweitzer
Africa
Asia
Liberia
Brother
Dr. Hingson
Obesity Rising Across Europe and Americas WHO Warns
The World Health Organization reports obesity spreading in Europe and America and rising among the affluent in underdeveloped regions while parts of the world face hunger. The warning emphasizes increasing body weight as a global health concern.
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Geneva
World Health Organization
Europe
America
Wellington Halloween Parade Held On Wednesday Night
The Spirit of 76 Post American Legion sponsors the Wellington parade due to a Thursday football game. Earl Clark leads, high school band directs, marchers meet at 7 p.m. at Wellington High School, march to Dickson Street for costume judging, cider and donuts served, prizes 3 2 and 1 dollars in four age groups, police and fire departments march, military police guard intersections.
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Wellington
Spirit of ° 76
Post American Legion
Earl Clark
William Shepherd
Joseph Ales Isenger
Weljlington High School
South St
Dickson St
Fire
Amitary Police
Marine Band Director Also a Violinist in 1951
Lt Col Albert Schoepper leads the United States Marine Band, balancing duties as director and Supervisory of Marine Corps bands. He and Lt Col William Santelmann, both former violinists, emphasized non musical duties alongside performances. A matinee at 2 p.m. features martial and light numbers, with an 8 15 p.m. evening program.
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Albert
Schoepper
Colonel Schoepper
United States
Elyria High School
EHS
Whol
J. i Schoepper
William F. Santelmanin
Marine and
Marine Band
Marine’ ‘Band
Marine Corps
Merine Band
Court date set for 13 year old arson suspect
SANDUSKY The 13 year old Homerville boy who admitted setting eight fires in Perkins Township will appear before Erie County Juvenile Court Judge John W Baxter on November 15. He has been a court ward for four years and is now in the Detention Home. The largest blaze, a pole barn at the Erie County Fairgrounds, caused about 14000 in damage with total loss around 17000 per fire investigator Joseph Babcock.
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Sandusky
Homerville
Perkins
Erie County
John W. Baxter
Hoster
Erie County Fairgrounds
Joseph Babcock
Perkins Township
Food is Peace program expands in Morocco
The Food is Peace program in Morocco plans to place jobless Moroccans in 90 days to build 600 homes for teachers and to equip schools with wheat built facilities. The effort targets widespread school and housing upgrades across the country.
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Rabat
Morocco
Ohio Miss Ohio Pageant planned for Cedar Point
Sandusky Jaycees sponsor the 1964 Miss Ohio Pageant to be held at Cedar Point on July 14 with 16 contestants expected. Atlantic City Pageant officials approved the site while local groups vow to keep the event in Sandusky and organize statewide contests.
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Sandusky
Cedar Point
William Evans
Sandusky Junior Chamber of Commerce
Mass America Pageant, Inc
Atlantic City
William Muncrief
Sas
Jaycees
Charles Pascoe
Sandusky Jaycees
Jaycee
Ohio
Pas‘coe
Sandusky Area
Mayer
Mans- Geld
Wooster
Hofel Breakers
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USAF
Buck Hudson
Pinus
3 Stooges
Larry
Curly Joe - Moe
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Oberlwn
Pierre Brassoue
Alida Valli
Julien Mayaie
Peter Dyneley
Dane Hyites
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So Oi
Rivoli
Paaa
ATU Ain Vas
Apne
Columbia Pictures
Sam Spiegel
David Lean
Alec Guinness
Anthony Quinn
Jack Hawkins
Jose Ferrer
Anthony Quayle
Claude Rains
Arthur Kennedy
Omar Sharif
Ali
Speaker
Apollo Theatre
Oberlin, Ohio
Joseph Elevine
Sophia Loren
Anita Ekberg
DeSica and
Ferlini
James Bond
Dr. No
Steve McOween
Cau Bay
Coeyd
Donovan
Reef
John Wayne
Frank Sinatra
Hough O'Brien
Dolores Hart
Eworld
Cone
Panavi
Frankie Avalon
Mee
Kirk Douglas
Hal Walls
Pat
Gun Hill
Bande Ay
Genter Ridge Road
Col
Albert Schoepper
Paul J. Horvath
Democrat
Planning Commission
Angelina’s Pizza
Cleveland Street
Asusi
Emerson
Townes N Country School of Ice Skating
Turnpike
Pearl Rd
Strongsville
The
Cation Vinny
U.S. Marele Band Corp