Ohio University Updates ROTC Contracts Emphasize Academic Control
OU President Claude R. Sowle announced new ROTC contracts with the Army and Air Force, boosting academic oversight while preserving current course content. Contracts require ROTC courses to be taught by faculty with academic ranks and reviewed like other university courses, with ROTC officers eligible for visiting professor status and subject to university approval.
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Portsmouth Director Ousted By OU
Ohio University officials asked Portsmouth Branch Director Henry von Moltke to resign after student and faculty complaints and failed attempts to resolve issues. The removal, effective June 30, followed meetings with OU Dean Ralph Smith, with only the advisory committee later fully consulted.
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Sowle and Gilligan Set for New York and Washington Trip
Ohio University president Claude R. Sowle will join Gov. John J. Gilligan on a three day visit to New York and Washington. They plan to discuss Ohio higher education with federal officials and meet with Ohio senators and representatives.
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Den Mothers Meet Rescheduled For Thursday At Edison Co
A cub scout den mothers roundtable has been moved to Thursday at 10 a.m. at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co on May Ave. Doris Rowe will lead discussions on Cowboys and Indians Cub Scout Vaudeville and Cub Scout Olympics.
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POW Wife Is Speaker At Athens Sertoma Meeting
Mrs Jane Smith wife of a missing in action soldier spoke at the Athens Sertoma Club on March 4 urging community groups to gather petitions demanding North Vietnam honor Geneva Convention and release POWs. The club secretary Donald Fucci said Athens Sertoma backs the project.
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Athens High to Hold Book Drive Through March Nineteen
Athens High School Student Council sponsors a book drive through March 19. Any paperbacks and magazines Newsweek Time National Geographic and Saturday Review are accepted. Books and magazines should be brought to the school library or pickup arranged by calling the school.
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Weather forecast mixed precipitation and warming trend ahead
Local forecast predicts rain with wet snow today and clearing by Thursday with warmer high in the upper forties. National outlook shows snow for the East and Midwest, showers in the Southeast, rain in the Northwest, and cold weather in the Midwest with mild Southeast and Southwest.
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