Suburban calendar of meetings tonight and Friday
Local town clubs and circles schedule meetings in North Eaton Birmingham Grafton Avon Lake and other communities. Events include circle meetings at homes town halls grange halls and clubs with times mainly 7 8 and 9 pm and a public hearing in Eaton Township.
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North Eaton
Rebekah Circle
Tony Piscala
Yunker Ct
North Eaton- Eaton
Brownhelm
Robert Bechtel
Claus Rd
Wellington
Southern
Lorain County
Democratic Club
Girl Scout Room
Town Hall
Esther Circle
Church of Christ
LeRoy Hisele
South Island Rd
Lagrange
Old Glory Grange
Grange Hall
Martha Group
Florence Graham
South Avon Belden Rd
Brighton — Farm Women's Club
John Burge
Lake Avenue
North Elyria
Council urges park transfer to city for Rt 10 rest area
Oberlin council passes third reading urging transfer of a state rest area deeded in 1939 to the city. City Solicitor to study annexation needs while state plans to stop maintenance after Jan 1 1966. Owner Mrs. Stetson offers the property with city to cover maintenance only.
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Oberlin
City of
Rt. 10 East
Philip M. Thomas
William Stetson
Disposed as a garden Soto transforms city dump into park plan
Henry C. Soto a former California Landscape Contractors Association president designs a disposal garden at a San Pedro dumpsite. He replaces fencing with bamboo adds landscaping and controls pests odors and smoke. The plan envisions pools parking tennis courts play areas and a baseball diamond as the area is capped and prepared for future recreation. Los Angeles Councilman John Gibson Jr notes opposition vanished after landscaping made the site look like a park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Pedro
Calif
UPI
Henry C. Soto
California Landscape Contractors Association
Johnson
Sota
Soto
San Pedro
Kaiser Permanente Ho
Sato
Los Angeles
John §. Gibson Jr
Air travel cuts time to French Caribbean island
UPI reports faster New York to Martinique service with Corsair France offering 707 jet flights. The route reduces travel time by about four hours and adds direct winter connections via water skiing sailing and local cuisine highlights aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Mar Rort
France
Caribbean
United States
Stop sign request stalls as Oberlin council mulls data
Oberlin resident Anthony Bellaivek presented figures at a council meeting to back a petition for stop signs on East College Street at Oberlin Road. He argued the 35 mph curve and past accidents threaten children and lawns, while City Manager Marquis opposed signs to keep traffic moving. council awaits police recommendation before action.
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Oberlin
Anthony Bellaivek
E. College St
Oberlin Rd
Bellaivek
East College
Marquis
Bellavek
Fast College
Donald R. Marquis
Oberlin College adds 45 new faculty for fall term
Oberlin College announced the appointment of 45 new faculty across the Conservatory of Music Arts and Sciences and the Graduate School of Theology. New professors include Spycher Neikrug and H. Shelston Smith. eight visiting faculty join, plus 17 assistants and 14 instructors. The college opens its 133rd year September 21 with freshmen arriving September 15 for orientation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Conservatory of
Muwill
Robert M. Fries
Bers
Wayne Papsions
Robert K. Carrier
Num-Jtwo
State University of Iowaston
Many
Robert E. Warner
Phys- Smith
Duke University
Duke
Brunner
California State
Long Beach
San Francisco
University of Southern California
Warner
University of Manitoba
Fries
Philadelphia Orchestra
Rapier
Peruvian guerrillas suffer defeats as unrest eases
In Peru the leftist guerrilla campaign has largely collapsed with two major groups split and areas east of Lima under military pressure. Government forces claim 40 guerrillas killed and 19 troops dead in eight clashes, while mass arrests in Lima target suspected Communists and allied activists amid a state of siege and lingering risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lim
Lima
Fernado Belaundez
Peru
Jutunhuasi
Satipo
Belaunde
Revolutionary Movement
Seerte
Luis de la Puente Uceda
Trujillo
Record cold at Vostok Antarctica sets world low
National Geographic cites a record low of 127 degrees below zero Fahrenheit at Vostok Antarctica on August 24, 1960. The report notes Antarctica as Earth's coldest region while contrasting with northern hemisphere summer conditions in western Iran and other notes on steel history and local court records.
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Washington
UPI
Vostok
Antarctica
South Pole
Naional Geographic
Iran
Cellent Steel
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Spring St
Council
By Gregg Peterson
U.s.-Martinique
J&l
Texaco
John
Reed’s
East
Lorain Street
Ofto Ph
Alberto Schazin
Moscow
Cuba
Peruvian
Oberlin Municipal Court
Dean Ho Walker
Orphanage Ra
Pyrome Carstensen
Pyle Re
Amherst
Cerity J Hercher
Woodside Ave
Kenneth R Bray
Girlford
Nicholax Abraham
Aimberg
Norma Jene
RD J
Jon E. Carrico
Walnut St
Jerry Kimble
Smith
Georgia M. Skiarek
Franklin Ave
Richard M. Brumagin
Dr. Amherst
Keense
Daniel L. Sprenger
Neense
Richard Bassect
Hilbert
Nienne
Mitzi
Betsy
Milton Santini
Zenith
LYMAN
Ineitii
MacPhergus
Sheldon
O’neil
Lorain
O'Neill
Main
Floor
O'Neill's
Savoir
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