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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1963
Page
23
The Middletown YMCA, a 46 year old local chapter, defines the Y as a fellowship self-governed by a 24-member board. It aims to build Christian character through devotion, guidance, and activities grounded in Christian principles. Membership is open to all eight-year-olds and older who agree to the Y’s purpose and regulations.
Bill Nixon a 35 year old former Middleton resident has been selected to represent NASA in its space mobile information units. He will begin Sept 1 as a traveling lecturer using models, slides and films to explain satellites and space exploration across the United States.
The Middletown public summer program finished after eight weeks with 691 students. Enrollment included 125 junior high residents and 545 senior high residents, with 393 boys and 298 girls. The program offered 11 junior high and 18 senior high courses and drew students from multiple local high schools and parochial schools. attendance met 78 hours for half credit and 156 hours for a full credit.
The U S Coast Guard announces the start of its first large fleet modernization since World War II. The decade long plan will replace ships with new cutters buoy tenders and other craft using diesel gas turbine power and improved living quarters. Two 210 foot cutters Reliance and Diligence Lead the new fleet as rescue capabilities expand.
The 110th Ohio State Fair will host Faces of Freedom, a 74 painting collection from the American Heritage Foundation and John Hancock Mutual Life Insurance. It runs Aug 23 to Sept 2 at the Hall of Flame Buckeye Building, Ohio Fuel Gas Co. venue. Featured figures include John Paul Jones and the Wright Brothers along with events like the Boston Tea Party.
A new law signed by Gov. James Rhodes takes effect tomorrow. Drivers must stop at the scene of an accident, provide name address and vehicle number to other parties or police, and stay until information is exchanged or police arrive. Unattended vehicles require written notice attached.
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