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Newspaper
The News
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1970
Page
3
Next week Young World examines the women’s liberation movement with viewpoints for and against feminism. It notes Congress actions toward a constitutional amendment granting equal rights and previews satire from male chauvinists.
Miss Lou Ann Meyer, 14, of Groesbeck, earned a grape stamping trophy at the Swiss Wine Festival in Vevay Indiana. She pressed 412 ounces of grape juice in a bottle, while her nine year old brother Jimmy won a juvenile walking contest by mashing grapes for five ounces of juice.
The Ohio State Fair Expohion 70 runs August 26 to September 7 featuring Engelbert Humperdinck August 27 28 Carl Pride August 29 30 the Fifth Dimension August 31 September 1 and Johnny Cash with the Carter Family Carl Perkins the Statler Brothers and The Tennessee Three September 2 4.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra performed in Mt. Airy Forest as the third of five Concerts in the Parks, a Cincinnati Bell community service. Conductor Erich Kunzel introduced Wagner Die Meistersinger Stravinsky Firebird Suite and Dvorak New World Symphony No. 9, drawing broad praise for its engaging, inclusive program.
Five Western Hills youths join 286 member All-Ohio Boys Band for Expohio 1970 at the Ohio State Fair. Chris Wagner Dean Kenty Joseph Kenty James Geis Wayne Jones and Doug Fisher are named as flute trumpet and clarinet players. The band begins Thursday at 6 am with the National Anthem and Stars and Stripes Forever.
Mercy grad Sandy Barlage, ex LaSalle Ledger reporter and Mercy columnist, earns National Merit scholarship to Quincey College. Taylor High senior Jim Ludwick, 17, ex news editor, plans to study philosophy at Ohio State and attend law school. he plays trumpet in the band.
Hamilton County teens join the Annual Film and Book Festival at the Main Cincinnati Library on Wednesday August 26 from 1 to 4 30 PM. The event, by Young Adult Services and Films and Recordings Center, screens ten films from 1902 silent A Trip to the Moon to a 1970 color cartoon.
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