Journal Editorial Shakeup at The Journal Names Mills and Sommers to Key Posts
The Journal announces a newsroom reorganization with Sunday editor James W. Mills becoming city editor and Max Sommers returning as Sunday editor after leading a Knightstown weekly. Paul Day remains news editor under executive editor Dave Regan as Mills and Sommers assume new duties. Warren C. Nelson resigns March 1 to join Western Star at Lebanon. no successor named.
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Sommers
Knightstown
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Paul Day
Day
Dave Regan
Middletown High School
Ohio University
Air Force
U. S
Europe
The
New Palestine
Indiana University
Louisville Times
Toe Journal
Eastern Indiana Farmer
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Bud
Nelson
Western Star
Lebanon
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World Court Fight Seen in Senate as Reevaluation Sought
Senator Fulbright said supporters face a very difficult Senate battle to overturn the U.S. veto over World Court jurisdiction. He agreed with Senator Aiken that Eisenhower must actively press the repeal effort or it will fail.
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William Fulbright
D-Ark
U.S
Senate
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
George D. Aiken
R-Vi
Eisenhower
Tomcats Fight Claws Leave Woman Clawed in Ohio
Mrs. Gladys Lowe of East Liverpool was clawed by a pet tomcat while breaking up a fight between two cats. She was in fair condition at City Hospital with a wounds to her right hand after she swung a broom at the felines.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Gladys Lowe
East Liverpool
City Hospital
Reds Promise New Life for Returning Overseas Chinese
Hong Kong report notes Beijing’s campaign to lure overseas Chinese from Indonesia back to China after Jakarta banned alien Chinese in rural areas. Ships head to Jakarta to repatriate citizens. dormitories, homes, schools, clinics under construction in Guangdong to house and educate returnees with special villages showcasing modern amenities as a staged integration.
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Hong Kong
China
Indonesia
Jakarta
China News Agency
Canton
Kwangtung
Dr Crane argues clerics and teachers fair earners in net income debate
In a letter to the newspaper Dr George W. Crane defends clergymen and school staff against perceived pay jealousy. He contrasts $6000 salaries with $15000 gross earnings in medicine or law, noting subsidies such as free housing, secretaries, office costs, and reduced tax burdens that boost net income. He urges teens to distinguish net from gross pay and cites vacations and benefit differences.
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Tom T
Crane
America
Religious Forum Topics Set at Miami University
Miami University announced a three-evening religious forum in Laws Hall Auditorium February 16 17 and 18 at 730 pm. Dr John Cogley Roman Catholic author and journalist will speak on pluralism Catholic response and proposed solutions.
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Miami University
Laws Hall
John Cogley
Leo Pfeffer
American Jewish Congress
William Hordern
Cogley
Fund For the Republic
Fund
Commonweal
America
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