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Newspaper

The News

Location

Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1970

Page

2

Baez Advocates Nonviolence Amid War Debate

Joan Baez discusses pacifism and political action in a recent interview noting her institute for nonviolence co founded with her husband David. David serves a three year prison term for draft refusal while Baez cites Gandhi and Civil Rights gains from nonviolence. A campus clash over violence and real estate protests is highlighted as part of her broader critique of armed struggle.

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Thailand’s Thanat condemns U.S. press and New Left critics

Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman denounces American media and liberal lawmakers for unjustly attacking Thailand over Thai troops in South Vietnam and the air bases funded by the United States. He warns such criticisms threaten allies and aid enemies by portraying the U.S. as unreliable and vacillating. He says the New Left, backed by USSR and Red China, seeks to isolate the U.S. and harm its global standing.

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Oak Hills District sees an 85 percent rise in school age children

Ten years ago the Oak Hills School District reported an 85.2 percent increase in school age children since its founding. The piece also notes plans for a United Dairy Farmers building at Glenway and Rutledge and warns parents about bicycle security after a wholesale theft at Phillipp's Pool.

Oak Hills

Hospital Seminar Led by AHA at St Francis Ohio

Hospital Accounting Services a division of the American Hospital Association with St Francis Hospital hosted a management team seminar in late June marking its first such event for an Ohio hospital. Don Herron organized the program with Mario Buescher and Jack Ogiker assisting. Earl Visse taught at a related workshop at St Mary Hospital attended by five St Francis personnel.

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Solsman Named Director Of Engineering At Children's Hospital

James A. Solsman of 810 Matson Ave was named the new director of engineering and planning at Children's Hospital Medical Center. He previously served as projects manager and holds a mechanical engineering degree from the University of Cincinnati. He is active in the Ohio Society of Professional Engineers and in Tau Beta Pi and Pi Tau Sigma fraternities. A tape recorder and microphone found on Iliff and Lalbert Aves were turned in to District Three Police by Tom Stoeckle of West Liberty St.

James A. Solsman Matson Ave Children’s Hospital Medical Center Children’s Hospital Mr. Solsman University of Cincinnati Ohio Society of Professional Engineers Tau Beta Pi Pi Tau Sigma Iliff Lalbert Aves Tom Stoeckle West Liberty St District Three

Prizes Won On Coney Day Winners List

Cindy Peters won a $60 super 8 mm movie camera from Price Hill Camera Shop on Coney Day. P Salmons claimed a $90 mattress from Barth Vernon Furniture Store. Virginia Von Hagen won a $15 transistor radio from Mitchells Drug. Joe Aloe took a $25 savings bond from John Rachel Funeral Home. Other prizes went to Ray Grotehaus, Peggy Dreyer, Debbie Frost, Joe Stoffel, Marcia Hammersmith, Joe Schultz, Regina Aubrey, and Randy Mayhugh with various merchandise, seats, or tickets from local merchants and sports teams.

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