Educators Seek Focus In Teacher Training Debate
About 1,000 educators gather in Bowling Green for a five day conference on teacher education and standards. The Rockefeller Brothers Fund cites lax certification while Dr. Whitelaw compares U S and Soviet systems noting higher status and lighter workloads for Russian teachers and arguing for reforms to reduce shortages.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Hine
John B. Whitelaw
U. S. Office of Education
Pigs Attract U S Visitors At Poznan Trade Fair
Ten piglets drew crowds at the U S exhibit in Poznan Poland outpacing rival Sputniks. Over half a million Poles toured the U S pavilion to see production line methods and first color TV.
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Poznan
Poland
U.S
Auto Output Totals Drop
Detroit AP reports passenger car output for the year’s first six months will total slightly under 2 million units. Through June, the industry built 3,358,976 cars, with GM Ford and Chrysler showing weekly and year to date totals that compare with 1957 figures.
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Detroit
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Exploring Ohio series to debut on WLWC Channel 4
A new half hour program Exploring Ohio will air Saturdays at 9 30 a m on WLWC Channel 4. The series is produced with Ohio State University's Institute of Natural Resources and the Ohio Department of Natural Resources with Dr Charles A Dambach OSU director as moderator and William Kah ODNR information specialist as assistant.
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Columbus
Ohio
WLWC
Channel 4
Ohio State University
Institute of Natural Resources
Ohio Department of Natural Resources
Charles A. Dambach
OSU
Natural Resources Institute
William Kah
State Mental Health Group Given Credit
Charles Sawyer of Cincinnati president of the Mental Health Federation Inc of Ohio announced the National Association for Mental Health granted the state group full divisional status. The federation will implement its program for care treatment and information on mental health and plan meetings of its executive committee and directors in Cincinnati Friday and Saturday to set the coming year's agenda.
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Cincinnati
Charles Sawyer
Mental Health Federation, Inc
Ohio
National Association For Mental Health Inc
Sawyer
State Federation
Appointment of Executor in Miller Estate Case 6171
Louis E. Fenning of 1019 South 16th Street Coshocton Ohio has been appointed Executor of the Estate of Bertha Alice Miller late of Logan Hocking County Ohio Creditors must file claims within four months Dated June 23 1958 Rhea Bangert Brown Probate Judge
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Bertha Alice Miller
Louis E. Fenning
South 16Th Street
Coshocton
Ohio
Logan
Hocking County
Rhea Bangert Brown
TV Admits Silent Censor
New York AP reports on how TV sponsors influence plot details in televised thrillers. Advertisers check scripts against client products and arrange props to showcase their goods, sometimes even altering scenes to fit brand lines.
West Logan Homemakers 4-H Club Holds Sixth Meeting
The West Logan Homemakers 4-H Club met June 12 at West Logan school with sixteen members and one guest, Clara Vickrey. Dot Thompson demonstrated sewing on the sewing machine. the next meeting is set for June 26 at Patty Stewart’s home with a wiener roast planned.
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West Logan Homemakers
West Logan School
Dot Thompson
Clara Vickrey
Patty Stewart
Burke’s views spark clash over civilian control of military
Admiral Burke defies Defense Secretary McElroy by telling Congress his navy views. McElroy and Eisenhower clash over whether chiefs can oppose budget shifts. Senator Russell demands protected, unbiased military judgment and suspends further testimony until assurances are given.
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Secretary of Defense
McElroy
Congress
Eisenhower
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House
Army
Navy
Air Force
Senate
Armed Services Committee
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Arleigh Burke
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Burke
Pacific
Austin K. Doyle
Formosa
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Georgia Democrat, Chairman of the Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs
Russell
Barry Nelson Returns Home After London Hit No Time For Sergeants
Barry Nelson returned from 18 months in London where he starred as Will Stockdale in the London production of No Time For Sergents. The show was a hit, leading him to extend his contract. he says Hollywood doubts his work but plans film roles only if compelling while prioritizing TV and stage work. He notes difficulty for Americans to secure London roles and recounts choosing projects carefully.
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Hollywood (Ap
Barry Nelson
Barry
Will Stockdale
Hollywood
Ginger Rogers
RKO
Democratic Victory Caravan to Tour 7th District
The Democratic Victory Caravan will travel through Ohio's seventh district on July 8 with key Democratic officials. Democratic state headquarters says all party candidates for state office will participate in the tours across the state.
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Columbus
Ohio
Seventh
O Neill decries lobby to defeat billboard bill
Cincinnati Governor William ONeill condemns a powerful lobby formed to defeat proposed highway anti billboard legislation. He spoke at the opening of a Hamilton County League to Eliminate Litter membership drive and warned weekend organizers aim to delay or defeat the requested reform.
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Cincinnati
William O'Neill
O'Neill
Hamilton County League
Lawrence Countian Awarded for Land Seizure Dispute
In Cincinnati a U S district court jury awarded James Edward Hubbard 16542 dollars for 5.9 acres in Union Township Lawrence County. The land was sought by the county for a sewage disposal plant after Hubbard had asked 39000 dollars, while county officials had offered 5000 to 7000 dollars.
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Cincinnati
James Edward Hubbard
Union Township
Lawrence County
Hubbard
Columbus Opens First Combined Water Purification Plant
Columbus Ohio inaugurates the world’s first combined purification and softening water works in 1908, marking a milestone in municipal water treatment and public health.
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Columbus
Ohio
Cleveland Council opposes right to work amendment
Cleveland City Council, after hearings, passed an emergency resolution denouncing the proposed right to work constitutional amendment. The measure would ban labor contracts requiring union membership, with critics calling it an infringement on contracts and living standards.
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Cleveland
Howard M. Metzenbaum
Afl-Cio
Ohio
Max D. Gustin
Smaller Business of America, Inc
William J. Franz
Wayne T. Geissinger
Ohioans For Right To Work, Inc
Columbus
Council
Estate of Edward W. Risch Administrator Named
Case No. 6165 notices announce Paul F. Risch of Enterprise Ohio appointed administrator with the will annexed of Edward W. Risch deceased of Enterprise Hocking County Ohio. Dated June 13 1958.
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Edward W. Risch
Paul FE. Risch
Enterprise
Ohio
Hocking County
Surge of College Enrollees Coming to Ohio
Ohio will see a surge in college enrollment by 1970 to at least 250 000 as the Ohio Commission on Education Beyond the High School urges actions. It cites 154 618 students in 41 private and church colleges plus state and municipal universities, with 62 percent full time.
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George Blesser
Board of Education
Logan City
Logan
Ohio
Logan High School
East Elementary
Thomas D McLaughlin
John J. Keil
Lima
Openae Oeare
Board of Educatore
Columbus
Ohio Commission On Education
Commission
Camp Wyandot Opens For Summer Season At Ridge Road
Sunday marked the opening of Camp Wyandot for summer along Ridge Road. Mr and Mrs Merlyn McInturf and Debbie and Nickie joined the visit, returning from Lancaster after living on Clear Creek. Virgil Fauble and others from Lancaster stopped by Azbell Caves home, with visits to Gene Azbell and Rose Caves. Mrs William Griffith and Barbara Paxton called on Rose Caves, as Barbara visits with her parents.
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Wyandot
Merlyn McclInturf
Debbie
Nickie
McInturfs
Clear Creek
Lancaster
Loudenville
Virgil Fauble
Azbell- Caves
Harley Thomas
Gynne Thomas
Supreme Court Denies Veteran Seniority Rights Ruling
The Supreme Court held the Selective Service Act does not require an employer to reinstate a veteran to a promoted seniority position. Justice Frankfurter wrote for a 7-2 majority with dissents by Justices Black and Douglas in the McKinney case involving Henry T. McKinney of the Missouri and Texas Railroad.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Justice Frankfurter
Black and
Douglas
Henry T. McKinney
Missouri and Texas Railroad
Two Toledo Men Held In Antioch College Student Shooting
Two Toledo men were arrested after an Antioch College student was robbed and shot. Eugene Greathouse 25 was in critical condition in a Toledo hospital. Brady Banks 22 and Paul Davis 28 face armed robbery charges.
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Toledo
Antioch College
Eugene Greathouse
Brady Banks
Paul Davis
Greathouse
Arthur Clink
Roseville
Mich
Detroit
Clink
Banks
Davis
Here
TB Cow Slaughtering Fund Being Requested
Gov. C. William O'Neill asked the Emergency Board to release 9000 dollars to reimburse farmers for cows slaughtered due to tuberculosis. The state indemnifies one third of slaughtered cattle value and owes 4093 dollars for recent killings. an additional about 5000 dollars is projected for the year ending June 30.
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Columbus
William O'Neill
Emergency Board
O'Neill
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