Secretaries Seek Perfection in Government Boss Roles
In Washington the Agriculture Department issues a circular guiding secretaries and supervisors. Women working as secretaries stress appearance and manners while urging professional behavior. They discuss respect for supervisors, avoiding glamour, and supporting the boss to drive office success.
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Debt Ceiling Crisis Prompts Senate Hearings Extension Plan
Washington AP reports the Senate schedules hearings to curb the debt ceiling decline. If Congress delays, the limit would drop automatically on August 31 from 309 billion to 285 billion. Treasury estimates debt exceeding 307 billion by then. The House approved 221 to 175 to extend the temporary ceiling to November 30. The relief study notes welfare cutoffs drive mothers to dangerous methods for shelter and food.
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Senator Dodd Warns of Rising Juvenile Delinquency Rates
Senator Thomas J. Dodd reports preliminary figures showing juvenile delinquency rates rising sharply, more than tripling 1961 growth. He testifies before the Senate subcommittee urging expansion of the 1961 Juvenile and Youth Offense Control Act to fund demonstration and training projects in high delinquency communities.
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Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
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Woman Rescues CoWorker After Pit Explosion
In Patterson Louisiana Miss Matilda Aloisio head of a gas crew saved Henry Green a Negro crewman after an explosion in a five foot trench. She pulled him from the pit rolled him on the ground and beat out the flames with her hands. Both were hospitalized with burns. Cause of the blast is undetermined.
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Henry Green
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Fines Hit Youthful Drivers in Middletown Court
Last week's crackdown on noisy drivers spilled into Middletown Municipal Court. Fines of 25 dollars were imposed on several youths for unnecessary noise and related violations, with others fined for careless driving, unregistered vehicles, and speeding. Drag racers faced six month suspensions and 50 dollar fines plus costs.
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Jewell St
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Main Street
Judge Lamb
Earnest Riley
Omaha St
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Fairmount St
Hobart Rennels Stamper
Woodlawn Ave
Virginia
Oliver R. Brewer
Brown's Run Road
Theresa A. O'Neill
Sterling Drive
Franklin
Ruby Hatfield
Miamisburg
New Health Building Opposed by Hamilton Academy
President James M. Smith of Hamilton Academy of Medicine says the academy executive board opposes building a city health facility now, citing insufficient office and clinic space need and potential disruption of the county’s reorganization plan. The proposal would partly use Hill Burton funds and relocate the Health Department from Mercy Hospital to new clinics and facilities.
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James M. Smith
Hamilton Academy of Medicine
City Council
Academy
Mercy Hospital
Minister To Speak On Christian Education At Service
The Rev. Lee Lewis of South Lancaster Massachusetts will speak on Christian Education at the 9 20 a m worship tomorrow at the Seventh Day Adventist Church. Sunday school will begin at 10 30 a m.
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South Lancaster
Mass
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Woman Hurt As Auto Hits Truck After Tire Blowout
Martha Jane Scatterday, 31, of Plainville Michigan, was northbound on I 75 near Route 63 when a tire blew out, sending her car off the road into a parked truck operated by James Loveland of Decatur Michigan. She received head lacerations and abrasions at Middletown Hospital.
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Plainville
Mich
Rt. 63
James Loveland
Decatur
Miss Scatterday
Middletown Hospital
Ohio group heads to national JCL convention
About 75 Ohio high school students depart this weekend by train and chartered bus for a five day national Junior Classical League convention at the University of Kansas in Lawrence. Over 1,400 Latin students from many states are registered. Ohio’s Albyn Davis of Middletown leads as state president and serves as program of work committee chairman with 11 students and two adults accompanying.
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Junior Classical League
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kansas
Albyn Davis
Middletown
Davis
Freight Kills Canton Man on Railroad Tracks
An 85 car Pennsylvania Railroad freight train struck and killed Walter Sharpnack, 56, of Canton, as he apparently walked onto the tracks near East Tuscarawas Street late Thursday night.
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Walter Sharpnack
Canton
Tuscarawas Street
Man Bound To Jury In Girl's Death
Fairfield Ohio. Errol Thornton 25 of Norwood held for grand jury on second degree manslaughter by Butler County Judge William Hendrickson after an June 30 crash at Ohio 747 and Millikin Road near Hamilton that killed 14 year old Sandray Kay Miller of Cincinnati. Five others injured including Thornton and occupants of both cars. Thornton and car occupants had attended a Lakota High School reunion before the collision with Cleveland Weaver 41 of Cleveland.
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Errol Thornton
Norwood
Butler County
William Hendrickson
Sandray Kay Miller
Cincinnati
Ohio 747
Millikin Road
Hamilton
Thornton
Cleveland Weaver
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