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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1963
Page
11
ANTHONY WHITE reports from London on Eton College and its famed wall game and aristocratic image. Critics say the school preserves privilege while modern times push for broader access, yet supporters insist Eton evolves with fewer snobs, higher fees, and shifting career aims toward science and commerce.
Miami U bureau survey highlights cooperation between the School Board and Park Department for future school site acquisition and construction as Middletown leads in urban planning. Planning Director Walter S. Newman urges coordination to realize the Master Plan’s neighborhood concept while noting the Board of Education holds legal site selection authority.
Cincinnati AP report notes suburban Newtown faces a dozen fast dogs upsetting garbage cans and lawns The city offers a $1 bounty alive for each dog captured Mayor Wendell Long says weather hampers Project Bounty and only one dog has been caught.
Rep Edmund G James of Noble expects a clear up of Ohio Sunday closing laws in the current session He envisions a consumer goods based ban on groups like furniture and motor vehicles with exemptions to reduce enforcement confusion Franklin County Prosecutor Earl W Allison says the law must be understandable and enforceable He plans further hearings to gather ideas before drafting a new measure citing Texas and Michigan as examples
The Speidel Newspapers group buys the Sioux Falls Argus Leader from Kenco Enterprises. The acquisition adds South Dakota’s largest newspaper to Speidel’s holdings, enlarging their portfolio to nine papers in seven states.
An Army spokesman said a 100 pound bomb found in a Norwalk gravel pit by a bulldozer operator was a pre World War II gas bomb and harmless. Bomb experts at Erie Ordnance Depot dismantled the missile on Friday and reported the fuse missing from the three foot long device.
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