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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1962
Page
4
In Hiroshima, professor Iciwro Morizaki, 60, has resigned and begun a one week sit down in front of the atomic bomb victims monument to protest the proposed resumption of U S nuclear tests.
The 1982 Needlecraft feature promotes Pattern 714 crochet directions in multiple sizes with bright yarns and ribbon. Mail requests to Laura Wheeler Middletown Ohio and Needlecraft Dept 178 Box 16 Old Chelsea Station New York NY with 35 cents per pattern plus 1 cent extra for first class.
Middletown High School’s Cooperative Education program hosts its annual employers banquet in the high school cafeteria Wednesday at 6 15 pm with about 70 attendees. Main speaker is William Johnson of Armco Steel Corp, plus remarks by state supervisor R D Balthazer and advisory board members. Registration for summer school opens April 30 in the counselor’s office with fees of 15 for residents and 25 for non residents, eight week sessions from June 11 to Aug 3, and a driver education course excluded. CAPT RICHARD MONROE of the Air Force ROTC program will visit Wednesday to discuss options with senior boys. Also new Middletown Troupe 918 Thespians elected Tuesday with Miss Florence Powell presenting slides on productions. Thirteen students will join the National Forensic League at a Centerville dinner meeting Tuesday.
The Ohio Supreme Court refused to require the placement of John Hayes Ferguson of Cambridge on the Republican state treasurer ballot. A 4-3 ruling left five Republican candidates in the May primary. Ferguson had argued petitions from 30 counties were needed. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown had rejected his petitions from Wayne, Jackson and Perry counties for insufficient support. Elmer C. Schwarz of Cincinnati was ruled qualified for the Democratic nomination for Hamilton County state representative.
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