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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1967
Page
2
A 23 year old junior high math teacher Miss Curtine white, was suspended after allegedly reciting a racially insulting rhyme during a math class drill. The board of education notes the class was predominantly Black and injuries or violence did not occur, though NAACP demands discipline and a hearing was scheduled.
State Insurance Superintendent William Morris said a decision on two auto insurance rate hikes from December will be issued within six weeks. Hearings in February examined the necessity of the increases, and Morris could rescind them.
A cautionary note warns homeowners about unfamiliar operators offering pest and home improvement services. It emphasizes verify credentials, understand terms, and avoid rushed decisions with unproven contractors.
Nearly 300000 college students will pack bikinis phrase books and guitars for trips abroad this summer. Travel firms colleges and airlines expand tours and seminars, with destinations including Europe the Far East and Japan.
Miss Jeanne L. Farrell, director of patient services for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, will speak and moderate a clinic at Fort Hamilton Hospital in Hamilton on Tuesday April 18 at 8 p.m. The event, first of its type in Butler County, aims to inform doctors, nurses, therapists, patients, and families about MS cures, current treatments, and services locally. Farrell earned a master of social work from Smith College and joined the society in 1965 with extensive public welfare and chronically ill programming experience.
Yvette Diago Powell seeks 1500 monthly support from husband Adam Clayton Powell in San Juan Superior Court. She claims neither she nor their 4 year old son receive financial help. The couple, married December 15, 1960, have been separated over a year.
Soprano Constanza Cucaro formerly of Fremont Ohio ranked third on the judges preferential list as nine semifinalists were chosen from 24 regional winners for the Metropolitan Opera national audition finals to be held Nov 5. Each semifinalist received a $2000 grant to prepare for the finals and potential Met contract.
James P. Hoffa, 25, son of imprisoned Teamsters chief James R. Hoffa, plans to run as a Democrat in Detroit's 19th District for an April 25 special election to fill a vacancy. He has served as legislative aide to the State Senate labor and judiciary committees and says his father supports his bid and wants him to run a strong campaign.
The Ohio University entry the Army Coed Cadettes won the women’s competition Friday in the 13th annual National Intercollegiate Drill Team Championships. A Villanova University team won the men’s title in the event during the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
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