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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1962
Page
3
President Kennedy seeks to redefine deficit financing as a tool for full employment and growth, arguing it can spur expansion while critics warn it risks inflation. The article contrasts orthodox views on deficits and surpluses, noting past wartime inflation and peacetime price trends.
A state report by the Ohio Education Association says Ohio must recruit 11,000 additional public school teachers over the next five years due to enrollment growth from 2.0 million this year to about 2.3 million in 1966-67. Albert C. May of the state notes colleges expect more education graduates and predicts the need will be met.
Busy June schedule features Laurel Stitchers at Laurelville Park with strawberries for the freezer and a June 27 meeting. Buzzin Dozen at Rachelmacher Park and Paula Hummel home discuss camp. Logan Lassies Connie Ellis and Rich ard Bowers host. Teenagers Entertain picnic at Rachelmacher Park. Marion Farmers hold safety demos and share the fun prep. Laurelette 4-H completes all day meeting at Laurel Run Church with delegates chosen for health and safety contests. Multiple clubs hold June gatherings with demonstrations, refreshments, and planned trips to the Columbus Zoo and more community events.
Maxville Busy Fingers 4-H Club met at Judy Wahl and Mary Mc Nichols residence for its sixth gathering. Paula Edwards led the pledge as president with 11 members and the advisor present for roll call. Three visitors attended as discussion of activities began.
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