Nursing Graduates Score High On Exams
Nine June graduates from the Middletown Hospital School of Nursing passed state board exams with the highest school average. Director Margaret Mosby noted the 612.3 out of 800 average, a record rise of 36 points from last year. Named graduates include Sandra Bailey Sharon Brewer Gloria Gayhart Betty Huerkamp Susan May Shirley Procter Michael Thompson Cheri Wilson Mollie Trimble.
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Middletown Hospital School of Nursing
Margaret Mosby
Sandra Bailey
Sharon Brewer
Gloria Gayhart
Betty Huerkamp
Susan May
Shirley Procter
Michael Thompson
Cheri Wilson
Mollie Trimble
Moon Craters Named For Spacemen
Boston AP report says international astronomers meeting in Brighton England will name three craters on the moon for Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins Apollo 11 crew. The IAU will also name features on the far side for Yuri Gagarin and other cosmonauts.
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Brighton
England
Neil Armstrong
Edwin Aldrin
Michael Collins
Boston Globe
International Astronomical Union
Yuri Gagarin
Globe
Armbruster Campaign Meeting Tonight At Home
An organizational campaign meeting for Democrat David E Armbruster for the Ohio House 39th District will be held tonight at 7 30 p m at 3911 Grand Ave Armbruster's home Committee assignments will be made during the meeting Ellen Murphy campaign chairman said the meeting is open to anyone interested in working on Armbruster's campaign
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Ohio House
Armbruster
Grand Ave
Ellen Murphy
Adventurer Sprandel Sails Toward Los Angeles By Canoe
Fritz T. Sprandel, 26, from Allentown Pennsylvania, begins a new trek toward Los Angeles by canoe. He plans a 10 to 12 month voyage along inland Atlantic waterways toward South Carolina, with enough food for the journey and sleeping on beaches. He previously hitchhiked to Los Angeles in six months from a $2 start and a cookies pack.
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Fritz T. Sprandel
Los Angeles
Panama Canal
Allentown
South Carolina
Sprandel
Atlantic Coast
Nixon urges passage of old treaty outlawing gas warfare
President Nixon submits the 45 year old Geneva protocol to the Senate, claiming it bans gas warfare but would allow defoliants and tear gas. Senator Aiken expects smooth sailing, noting defoliants used in Vietnam may be exempt, while Mansfield backs the move as a step against CBW with limited defensive uses.
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Senate
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Foreign Relations Committee
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
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