Physical Fitness Program For Cincinnati Youth Summer Launch
A citywide Physical Fitness Summer program led by Mayor Ruehlmann brings a traveling pentathlon mobile to Cincinnati playgrounds. Hosted by the Recreation Commission with Quaker Oats Pepsi Cola and Kroger as co sponsors the effort targets youth six and up. Participants will be tested in push ups pull ups broad jump softball throw walk run and sit ups with certificates patches and exercise booklets awarded. Free gift packs include hard exercise grips and entrants may win volleyball sets and soccer balls at playgrounds.
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Cincinnati
Eugene P. Ruehlmann
Cincinnati Recreation Commission
Quaker Oats Company
Pepsi Cola Company
Kroger Company
Amateur Athletic Union
A.A.U
Recreation Commission Athletic
Reading Road
Richard McKenzie
Wilbur Page
Jack Fulpan
Quaker Oats Co
Bill Whiting
Kroger Co
Fred Welch
Pepsi Cola Co
Paul Hartlaub
Cincinnati Amateur Athletic Union
Larry Green
Marilyn Cox
Young Union Members Show Strong Interest in Labor
AFL-CIO education chief Walter G. Davis reports two pilot programs engaging younger trade unionists in 10 labor education schools. Early response is positive with many averse to joining the movement as a social reform force and more youth staying active locally after courses.
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Afl-Cio
Walter G. Davis
Davis
Labor News Conference
Mutual
United States
Neighborhood Youth Corps Progress Report Highlights Gains
Secretary Willard Wirtz celebrates a $1 billion program in three and a half years. NYC reduced dropout rates, cut juvenile delinquency and placed hundreds of thousands in permanent jobs while easing labor shortages in health care. By 1967 enrollment reached 1.4 million with about 200,000 at work as of April.
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Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Corps
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Washington
Minneapolis
Nyc
San Antonio
Dayton
Kentucky
Los Angeles Times
Junior Jaunts to Many Places
The Central Branch YWCA announces a series of Junior Jaunts for youths aged eight to twelve from June 26 to July 31. Bus leaves Ninth and Walnut at 9 30 a m and returns by 3 30 to 4 p m. bring lunches. Reservations close one week before each trip with Mrs Mary Garwood.
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Central Branch
YWCA
Ninth
Walnut Sts
Indianapolis Speedway
Bullwood Children’s Farm
Dayton
Ohio
Museum of
Eagle Creek Park
Indianapolis
Carillon Park
Wright Brothers
Happy Times Farm
Morrow
Ft. Ancient
Mound Builders Earthworks
Mary Garwood
Central Branch Ywca
Ninth and
Walnut Streets
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