Use Of Drugs Termed New Problem On Campus
Federal Narcotics Commissioner Henry L Giordano testified before the House Appropriations Committee that drug use and marijuana are a growing problem on major universities nationwide. He cited educators not frowning on experimentation and warned amphetamines hallucinogenics and tranquilizers are involved. He linked drug use to rising beatnik activity and noted concerns about moral deterioration in youths at colleges.
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Eighteen Lemon Monroe Juniors Named National Honor Society Members
Eighteen members of Lemon Monroe High School's junior class have been tapped for the National Honor Society. Eligibility is based on scholarship leadership character and service. New members include Michael Allen David Armstrong Linda Hansen Michael Housh Rita Gayle Johnson Milford Leedy Deborah Marcum Carol Neu Larry Pergram Frank Pitts Lettie Saylor Theresa Sivak Debra Smith Sue Spencer Mollie Trimble Valerie Waldner Betty Wiley Amin Saikal.
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Debra Smith
Sue Spencer
Mollie Trimble
Valerie Waldner
Betty Wiley
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Police Briefs Include DWI Arrest and Store Theft
James F. Pittman, 56, of 100 Clark Street, was arrested at Central Avenue and Clinton Street early Sunday and charged with driving while intoxicated. Darrell Turnbow, appliance manager at W. T. Grant Co., 652 Breiel Boulevard, reported a transistor radio and tape recorder valued at 79 dollars were taken from the store Saturday.
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Burglars Break In At Haus Elman Transportation
Police investigated a weekend burglary at 125 Parks St the Haus Elman Transportation Co. A window on the loading dock was broken to gain entry but nothing was reported missing.
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Hauselman Transportation Co
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Dayton Livestock Steady Markets with Mixed Beef and Hog Quotes
Daytons livestock market shows steady cattle and sheep with steady hogs. Steers 28.00-29.00 for 950-1100 Ib. cows 19.00-20.50. calves 33.00-38.00 for choice, feeders note one 4600 Ib heifer lot at 25.00. Barrows and gilts 24.00-24.10, sows 18.50-20.50, boars 17.50-18.50. spring lambs steady with old crop wooled and 200 head reported.
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Middletown Securities Ladd Members on NYSE
Middletown Securities announces new board members as Ladd joins its New York Stock Exchange listed operation. The firm emphasizes growth and market access amid regulatory shifts.
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New York Stock Exchange
Lamb market slips with lighter demand across weights
Slaughter lambs and ewes weakened with bids 1.00 lower. Scattered sales show choice to prime 95 to 120 lb wooled lambs at 23.00 to 26.00, and good to choice 90 to 115 lb shorn lambs with No 2 pelts at 20.00 to 23.00.
Woman Dies After Found Unconscious in Ohio Home
An elderly Warren County woman, 78 year old Mrs. C. L. Williams, was found unconscious in her Loveland area home and died at Epp Memorial Hospital in Cincinnati at 3:30 a.m. No cause of death was released. Deputies reported she had lain on the floor for two or three days. Funeral arrangements are pending at Taft's Funeral Home in Loveland.
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Warren County Sheriff's
Epp Memorial Hospital
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Steel Likely to Hit Record Demand in 1966 Says Steel Magazine
Steel consumption in 1966 is forecast to exceed last year's 93 million tons with estimates between 95 and 100 million tons. First half shipments from domestic mills may break records as demand remains strong. Mills push marginal furnaces, relying on scrap and hot metals. No 671 scrap fell to 32.50 a ton as industry pours 3.709 million net tons weekly. Ingot production appears to level off after rising earlier in the year.
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Cleveland
Steel Magazine
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Steel
Its June In April At MU
MU students feel it is June in April as winter trimester ends April 9 at noon and final examinations begin April 9 at 1 15 p m with freshman English exams. The examination period runs through April 16. A new trimester starts April 2 at the Oxford Miami University campus.
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Oxford
Miami University
Successful Investing with Mixed Stock Advice
Retirement planning guidance evaluates a Galton Industries run and Union Oil preferred as solid holdings. Recommend switching New England Telephone to General Electric for inflation protection and advise holding cash reserves. Also advises against holding American Photocopy after a top speculative rise and uncertain future prospects.
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Thirty Cleveland witnesses to testify on rights
The U S Commission on Civil Rights plans to hear 30 witnesses in Cleveland as part of a probe into racial problems. The hearings will focus on health education and welfare on Tuesday employment on Wednesday and police community relations on Thursday.
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Cleveland
Commission On Civil Rights
Guide to Successful Investing for Readers
A short promotional note urges readers to obtain Roger E. Spear’s 48 page Guide to Successful Investing. Sample request directs sending $1.00 to Roger E. Spear care of the Middletown Journal Box 1618 Grand Central Station New York NY 10017.
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Roger E. Spear
Middletown Journal
Grand Central Station
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