Middletown Eyes Worker Training Program Use
The Middletown Employment Service Advisory Committee will study whether the Ohio Worker Training Program can create jobs for unemployeds. Johnson says unemployment is about eight to nine percent. Messmer outlines service and manufacturing training, including barber, waitress, janitor, auto mechanic and other skilled service roles. If activated, a local committee will administer and enroll trainees, open to unemployed workers 18 or older, with interest to be shown by employers who may contact Johnson.
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Middletown Employment Service Advisory Committee
Ohio
P. F. Johnson
Ohio State Employment Service
Paul Messmer
Labor, Management, Public Education
Ohio Senate
Ohio House of Representative
O.S.E.S
Messmer
Asume
Johnson
Middletown
Ogawa Motoya bathhouse owners sell and rent panties
In Toyama Japan, bathhouse keepers faced an economic dilemma as sex separated facilities proved costly. A simple fix emerged when they began selling and renting panties to patrons, fulfilling public demand and easing operations.
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Toyoma
Japan
Ogawa-Motoya
Osu Raises Fees Starting Fall Quarter
OSU announces that full time students will pay 330 per year starting autumn quarter next September. Resident fees rise from 300 to 490 per year, a 25 per quarter increase, with out of state fees last increased in 1955. President Fawcett says higher fees are needed to maintain education quality while OSU stays lowest among five state universities and one college yet highest among nine state assisted institutions in the Big Ten.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
OSU
Novice G. Fawcett
Fawcett
Retired OU President Questions American Education
Dr. John C. Baker, former Ohio University president, spoke at the Ohio College Association meeting in Columbus. He urged focus on quality over expansion and funding, predicting Ohio college enrollment may double this decade, and argued finance is a minor barrier to excellence if higher education is electrified with strong results.
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Columbus, Ohio
John C. Baker
Ohio University
Ohio College Association
Baker
Ohio
Franklin Man Bound To Jury In Stabbing
A 29 year old Franklin man appears bound to face a jury on three stabbing related charges after a March 25 incident at a church. Jackie Tussey 29 of McGuire Lane released on 5000 bond along with other defendants who entered not guilty pleas before Judge Howell. Sixteen additional charges with jury demand name Tussey Flav McGuire Darrell Tussey and others from the same church attack that left a 24 year old hospitalized.
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Franklin
Warren County Grand Jury
Jackie Tussey
McGuire
Church of the Living God
John Mitchell
Morrow Rt. 2
Flav McGuire
Queen St. Richmond
Tussey
Darrell Tussey
Helton Drive
Frederick Howell
Oakwood
J. T. Riley
Snowed by Kennedy push Schenck says snowed
Washington AP report quotes Rep Paul F. Schenck of Ohio saying he and other Republicans were overwhelmed by a large White House lobbying drive to pass President Kennedy tax revision legislation. He notes that senior lawmakers remember no prior instance of such intense pressure from an administration to secure approval.
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Washington
Paul F. Schenck
Ohio
Kennedy
White House
Congress
Schenck
Burton Spends Day With Wife In Paris Visit
Richard Burton arrived in Paris for a day of filming for The Longest Day and a meeting with his wife Sybil. He denied Elizabeth Taylor would join him in Paris as Cleopatra and Antony scenes proceed in Rome. Burton and Mrs Burton dined with producer Darryl F. Zanuck before filming a scene at a suburban studio.
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Burton
Wife
Paris
Patrick McNulty
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Jawlor
Sybil
Rome
Elizabeth Taylor
London
Lancaster
Burtons
Liz
Eddie
Darryl F. Zanuck
Renown M D Dies in Paris at 77
Professor Henri Mondor eminent French physician and author died Saturday at the American Hospital in Neuilly. His death marks the loss of a prominent medical figure and scholar with wide influence in France and beyond.
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M.D
Paris
Henri Mondor
Neuilly
Honesty Lacking In Courtship, Institute Speaker Says
Roy Dickerson of the Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society urged better youth education on courtship at a YMCA institute. He contrasted parental marriage selection in some countries with American dating, stressing honesty, understanding mutual likes, and preparing youths for wholesome family life. He urged truthful talks on body awareness and cautioned against gutter gossip. The program also discussed adolescence and featured a film for teen education.
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Roy Dickerson
Cincinnati Social Hygiene Society
Dickerson
YMCA
Peple
Institute
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