James Wood High School presents Dear Phoebe tonight
Students rehearse for the Junior Class play Dear Phoebe to be presented at 8 o'clock in the James Wood auditorium. Cast includes Chris Harper Larry Davis John Habeck and Karen Fletcher in costume as shown. The three act comedy centers on a newspaper office where a man writes the advice to the lovelorn column.
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James Wood High School
Phoebe
James Wood
Chris Harper
Larry Davis
John Habeck
Karen Fletcher
UF Questions and Answers on United Fund campaign concerns
Questions and answers from United Fund solicitors explain why agencies may or may not join the UF, the non charity nature of UF agencies, fairness in giving, and how the fund supports year round agency operations including camps. Volunteers fund report dinners themselves and fair share donations help all nine agencies sustain services.
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United Fund
United Fund Campaign
UF_campaign
Volun
Girls Scouts
Boy Scouts
Aa Fund
Planetarium Word Puzzle Across and Down
A crossword style list with clues for Across and Down terms covering astronomy terms mythic names and related definitions including distant marked with spots seat chair boundary and muse clues. The puzzle invites solving for terms like observe stars permit race course circuit and other standard crossword entries.
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Caroline
Toddler Takes Oath in San Diego Naturalization Ceremony
Michael Spengler, 21 months, raised his right hand and repeated the oath of allegiance in a naturalization ceremony in San Diego presided by Judge Jacob Weinberger. His father Klaus Spenger is a German-born naturalized citizen and his mother is from Japan.
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Jacob Weinberger
U S. District Court
Michael
Klaus Spenger
Germany
Japan
Disneyland Visit Special for Russian Cosmonauts
Viktor Beregovoy, 19, son of Georgy Beregovoy, toured Disneyland with cosmonaut Konstantin Feoktistov and their party. They met Kathy Birk, a Russian-speaking hostess, dated her for a party with Kirk Douglas’s home, then planned a San Diego stop and a Chargers game appearance. Feoktistov met Dr. Gilruth in Anaheim. The group enjoyed the Small World ride amid eager American photo opportunities.
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Anaheim
Calif
Disneyland
Viktor Beregovoy
Georgy Beregovoy
Kathy Birk
Kirk Douglas
Miss Birk
San Diego
Viktor
Chargers
Kathy
Paris
Beregovoy
Konstantin Feoktistov
Feoktistov
Today in History highlights from 1854 to 1969 events
On Oct 25, events include the Charge of the Light Brigade near Sevastopol in 1854, Chiang Kai-shek’s capital move in 1938, Kharkov capture in 1941, the 1944 Battle of the Philippine Sea, and the 1945 death of Dr. Robert Ley. Earlier and later milestones involve Hoover’s burial in 1953 and De Gaulle’s 1969 Turkey visit.
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Associated Press
Germany
Italy
Rome-Berlin
Britain
Sevastopol
Russia
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chungking
Kharkov
Philippine Sea
Nai
Robert Ley
U.S
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Charles de Gaulle
France
Turkey
Parks hike camping fees in Kentucky report
The Kentucky Parks Department raises camping fees from $2 to $3 per day to avoid undercutting private rates. Commissioner Robert Gable notes the change aims to align with market pricing.
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Frankfort
Kentucky Parks Department
Robert Gable
Dear Abby Sloppy housekeeper wakes up and changes
A reader recalls years of neglecting housework and a pregnancy that spurred change. A mailed letter from the mother urges Lisa to keep a spotless home, while Abby responds to another note about babysitting without pay and a granddaughter’s neglect at mealtime.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-M. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Gary
Boston
San Francisco
Lisa
Women Civic League Halloween Card Party
Mrs. John Hoover and Mrs. Earle Polhamus co chair the Women’s Civic League Halloween Card Party to be held Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the War Memorial Building. Mrs. David Lewis is chairman with committees for Favors Publicity Refreshments Prizes and Table reservations. Guests should bring their own cards.
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John Hoover
Earle Polhamus
Women’s Civic League
War Memorial Building
David Lewis
Favors
Hoover
Edwin
Orndorff
Louise Brown
William Hooker
Arthur Lee Dunlap, Jr
Douglas Malone
Polhamus
North Vietnamese talks denied travel for Chicago conspirators
Two Chicago conspiracy trial defendants in a 1968 Democratic Convention case were barred from leaving the United States to meet North Vietnamese delegates in Paris over the weekend. William Kunstler, for the defense, went to Paris in the place of Dellinger and Davis, while U.S. Judge Hoffman and the 7th Circuit denied an immediate appeal. The telegram from Xuan Oanh suggested possible prisoner talks or releases.
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Chicago
Paris
U.S
Xuan Oanh
Dellinger
Rernard C. “Rennie” Davis
William M. Kunstler
U.S. District Court
Julius—J.hoffman
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Kunstler
Davis
Oanh
Kunssler
Hoffman
Kuntsler
Walter J. Cummings Jr
Roger J. Kiley
United States
Vietnamese Committee For Solidarity
Robert Lamb
No Whiskers Referendum Cripples College Campaign
In San Pablo California Contra Costa College students voted 236 to 76 in a special referendum. The motion barred whiskered students from campus activities leaving Marvin Rexford a 10 year old goateed student as a protest candidate. Rexford ran to show what a waste of time and money homecoming events were.
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San Pablo
Calif
Contra Costa College
Marvin Rexford
Rexford
Toy Herd Rustled In Texas Boxcar Thefts
Police seek des perados who rustled about 300 horses from a railroad boxcar at a siding in San Antonio Texas. The loot was a herd of toy stick horses, all boxed.
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San Antonio
Tex
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Pilcass
Peters Creek Rd
Roanoke
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