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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1962
Page
10
The Hopedale Board of Education announced that Edward L. Smith will resign effective May 1 after facing dismissal for teaching sex education in a ninth grade class. The board had previously voted to fire him.
Tonight about 325 guests attend Fenwick High School athletic banquet in St John’s cafeteria at 6 30. Don Ruberg Xavier University assistant basketball coach to deliver principal address. Catholic Athlete of the Year award to be announced by Rev Jerome Schaeper athletic director. Fenwick Boosters sponsor the dinner for players cheerleaders and families.
A local message invites families to plan Easter gifts and promote safe driving. It highlights brake checks oil changes tire rotations and repairs using Phillips 66 products. The note mentions Biewwsy Sue and Cec Runyan as references in the ad.
A 70 voice chorus from Manchester Junior High will perform Frederick Fay Swift's The Story of Easter at 8 p m with no admission charge. Directed by Donald Euverard, Judy Wagoner on piano, students will sing solo parts and read Bible verses for parents, friends and teachers.
Daniel A. Tutt, 16, Middletown High School junior and son of Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey D. Tutt, was installed as master councilor of Middletown Chapter, Order of DeMolay. Terry Lawrence preceded him. Other newly elected officers include Terry Starkey as senior councilor, George Fraley as junior councilor, Paul Gomin as scribe, and Bill McDowell as treasurer.
Thirty people injured on the Desire bus after a collision with a taxicab and a pole impact. The accident occurred on the route once known from the streetcar of that name, popularized by Tennessee Williams in a famous play awarded the Pulitzer Prize in 1948.
The Navy will release 8,000 reservists on August 1 and disband 18 air squadrons with 180 planes and 40 destroyer-type ships. The move follows President Kennedy's August demobilization decision amid the Berlin crisis, affecting 145,000 reservists and guardsmen across the Army, Air Force, and Navy.
A science teacher case prompted a public hearing after Smith's attorneys and the school board met to discuss the matter. The announcement followed the legal conference between Smith’s lawyers and the board.
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