Busy Middletown senior eyed for Duke after honors
Robert L. Ward 18, son of Rev and Mrs. Robert Ward of 1309 Barnitz St, named Optimist Club Teen-Ager of the Month. A MHS senior active in German club, National Forensic League, Thespian Club, student council, and yearbook staff, he plans either law or psychology and likely will attend Duke University this fall with scholarship aid. He serves as organist at First Presbyterian Church, participates in youth activities, and has held summer jobs at LeSourdsville Lake and local stores.
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Paul Sullivan
Middletown High School
Optimist Club
Duke University
Robert L. Ward
Robert Ward
Barnitz St
Middletown
First Presbyterian Church
Bob
MHS
Nationl Honor Society
Thespian Club
The
Middletonian
Optimist
Miami
Five Speakers At Monroe College Night Event
Representatives from Miami and Cincinnati universities and Wilmington College spoke at a Lemon Monroe High School orientation program Thursday night. Vernon Wills of Wilmington discussed small college advantages while Dr. Garland Parker of Cincinnati reviewed UC programs and Max Rosselot of Miami University spoke about state universities. Principal W E Davis opened the meeting and introduced the speakers.
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Miami
Cincinnati
Wilmington College
Lemon - Monroe High School
Vernon Wills
Wilmington
Garland Parker
U.C
Max Rosselot
Miami University
Lemon- Monroe High School
W. E. Davis
D. H. Kruger
Thomas Webb
Middletown
Della Ewart
JA Sales Clinic Topics Open For Discussion This Week
Junior Achievers plan a sales clinic at Middletown Civic Association auditorium from tomorrow night through Wednesday. ARJA companies, pin presentations, and top company of the month awards will be included with twelve local men as panelists. Each session features two industrial and two retail sales reps sharing talks and Q A.
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ARJA
Youth Opportunity House
Middletown Civic Association
Tomor
Industrial Sales
Bill Wiley
Armco Steel Corp
John Mandzak
Men’s Chop
E. L. Singley
Mandzak
Singley
Journal Photo — Mummert
Automation tightens grip on West German mail
West Germany moves to automated mail sorting next year with 2 700 numbered zones and leitzahl guiding numbers. Machines handle numbered mail while unnumbered pieces are processed manually, raising labor costs and later postage for recipients. Abroadcast of postal modernization includes international mail exemptions initially and mass machine conversion costs run into millions. A British company once addressed a letter to 6121 Erbach and received a puzzled reply about Germanys many Erbachs.
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Frankfurt
Germany
West Germany
Dif
Explosion wrecks Salazar statue in Lourenco Marques
An explosion wrecked a 12 foot statue of Portuguese Premier Antonio Salazar in a square in Lourenco Marques Mozambique. The Salazar government has poured troops into the Portuguese east African possession fearing a potential uprising by the black majority. The capital had been quiet despite rising African nationalism. the blast marked the first act of suspected political sabotage there.
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Lourenco Marques
Portuguese Mozambique
Antonio Salazar
Salazar
Mozambique
Africa
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Monroe College
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William E. Storer
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Ross’ Linens
Pittsburgh Glass
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