Miami Center Spring Schedules Available
Miami University Adult Education coordinator Martin Egelston announces spring term courses running April 25 to June 15. Twelve courses listed include Accounting 201, Art Education 462, Business 101, Economics 11, English 11 and 12, Geography 11, Government 11, Mathematics 171, Physiology 381 and Speech 125. High school graduates or non-suspended students may register. details on costs and registration procedures provided.
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Miami University
Middletown
Martin Egelston
Egelston
Nurse School Receives 25-Inch Color TV Gift
The Middle town Hospital School of Nursing received a 25 inch color television from the Hubner-Reiss Foundation established in 1935 to aid graduate nurses. Middletown Hospital and three other Butler County facilities shared the donation, administered by First National Bank of Hamilton. Other recipients include Mercy Hospital and Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton and McCullough-Hyde Hospital in Oxford.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Hubner-Reiss Foundation
Middletown Hospital
Butler County
First National Bank and Trust Company of Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Fort Hamilton Hospital
Hamilton
McCullough-Hyde Hospital
Oxford
Radar Pioneers Honored by Navy Lab Founders
The principal of radar was recognized in 1922 by Dr. A Hoyt Taylor and Leo C Young from the U S Naval Research Aircraft Laboratory in Washington D C.
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A. Hoyt Taylor
Leo C. Young
U.S. Naval Research Aircraft Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Navy and Marines to end enlistment extensions this fall
The Navy and Marine Corps will end voluntary enlistment extensions by Sept 30 for the Navy and Oct 31 for the Marines, under a phased withdrawal. Secretary Paul H. Nitze said the Marine Corps deferment of officer resignations and retirements ends Aug 31, as manpower totals show 733,909 Navy personnel and 235,198 combined strength.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Secretary of the Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Navy
Southeast Asia
Nitze
West Virginia Plans Study Trip for Former Mountaineers
The state board of public works approved WVU's request to send 13 people on a Cleveland field trip to study social adjustment problems of West Virginians who migrated there. Associate professor John Photiadis said the trip was proposed by county extension agents worried about ex-Mountaineers' city-life adaptation.
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Charleston
W. Va
State Board of Public Works
West Virginia University
Cleveland
West
Military Hospitals Not Crowded Despite Viet Nam Casualties
The Defense Department said far east and U S military hospitals are not overcrowded from Viet Nam casualties. Eight volunteer doctors including Dr Mark T Hoekenga of Cincinnati left Tuesday to aid Viet Nam for two months with living expenses provided. Veterans Administration spokesmen confirmed no overcrowding and only a trickle of discharged service members entering VA care.
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Washington
Defense Department
Far East
United States
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Mark T. Hoekenga
Cincinnati
Ohio
Veterans ‘Administration
Armed Services
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