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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1955
Page
12
New York Columbia University President Dr Grayson Kirk refused to sign a student petition reaffirming faith in the Bill of Rights during Academic Freedom Week. He called the petition empty and gratuitous while The Spectator criticized his explanation as unconvincing.
Three Middletonians Mrs. Ann Arkill Mrs. Nira Jones and Miss Donna Lester are now certified dental assistants. They were tapped at ceremonies in Hamilton after two years in a dental office at least one year in the American Dental Assistants Assn and seven months of extension study conducted by 18 Butler County dentists. They then took the National Board examination administered by the American Dental Assistants Assn in Cincinnati.
About 75 West High School students jeered police in Salt Lake City as they jaywalked in the street. The officers issued 11 tickets for jaywalking and two of the ticketed individuals were teachers at West High.
Southern governors demand immediate action to settle 38 day railroad and telephone strikes across 14 states. They urged arbitration on the Louisville and Nashville dispute and the Southern Bell disagreement with a 11 a.m. April 23 deadline. A meeting in Atlanta Saturday aims to finalize terms and return to work under a retroactive arbitration ruling.
Rep. Bent ley of Michigan pledged his $10,000 1956 congressional pay raise to a 114 million dollar YMCA building fund in Saginaw. Bentley, an Owosso businessman, is independently wealthy.
The report outlines how two parallel strikes affect multiple states and key industries. Officials warn on supply chains and labor actions, with unions and companies negotiating amid mounting disruption.
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