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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1966

Page

10

Women Job Force Emerges as Local Hero

P F Johnson of the Ohio State Employment Service reports a shift in the labor market with fewer unemployed men and ample qualified women. Nurses waitresses and secretaries are in short supply while clerical and stenography workers are plentiful. 850 female applicants were registered, including 280 inexperienced, 200 with sales or office experience, and 100 with semi skilled factory know how.

P. F. Johnson Ohio State Employment Service Vail Ave Johnson OSES

Army denies gas use eyed at Iwo Jima

Army officials say no record exists of the War Department proposing poison gas for the Iwo Jima invasion. The Chemical Corps studied ways to shorten war after heavy casualties, but press reports and interviews question if any formal proposal was made. Admiral Nimitz’s remarks frame the debate on wartime ethics and gas warfare.

Army Iwo Washington War Department Iwo Jima Iwo Jima Island Japan Chester W. Nimitz Napa Calif Register Pacific Nimitz Chemical Corps The Chemical Services Organization For War Okinawa Navy

Raymond Jena Wins Best Speech at Toastmasters Meeting

At Eastern Lanes last night Raymond Jena of Armco Steel Corp. auditor won best speech for his talk on Who's Boss. Leroy Meier served as toastmaster with Basil Fleming as topicmaster and fellow speakers included Mike McGee Jim Rokovich and George Glass.

Toastmasters Club Eastern Lanes Raymond Jena Armco Steel Corp Leroy Meier Basil Fleming Mike McGee Jim Rokovich George Glass

Army seeks kinder way to notify casualties

The Army studies using military resources instead of Western Union to inform next of kin of overseas deaths. Rep. Horace Kornegay cited a mother who was notified at home by a taxi driver. A May 1 decision is anticipated on developing a military notification system.

Washington Horace R. Kornegay D-N.c Kornegay Viet Nam Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara Army J. L. Blackwell Legislative Liaison Hiram Strickland Graham N.C

Knight of the Year honors Rivers of Lafayette Lodge 37

John Rivers 71 a former welterweight boxer and boxing instructor at the YMCA received Lafayette Lodge 37 Knights of Pythias first Knight of the Year award. He has 46 years in the lodge serving as outer and inner guard with many committee roles.

John Rivers S. Main St Lafayette Lodge Knights of Pythias Lodge Rivers YMCA William Wilson Don Treadway Karen Hall Roy Bowling Liberal Markets, Inc

Parliament Debates Appearance Of Prime Minister Gandhi

In New Delhi members of India's Parliament briefly paused business as H V Kamath of the Praja Socialist party praised Prime Minister Indira Gandhi as the world's most beautiful. Sahida Mukherjee protested the personal remarks, and Speaker Hukam Singh warned against such talk. Hem Barua continued the discussion.

New Delhi India Indira Gandhi Praja Socialist Party H. V. Kamath Gandhi

Chickenhawk Joins Debaters in Viet Nam War Debate

In Washington Sen. Lee Metcalf of Montana declares I am a chickenhawk a term for hawks who fear widening the war. He says he supports victory in Viet Nam yet opposes U S involvement in Cambodia Laos or a land war with China.

Washington Lee Metcalf Dmont Viet Nam United States Cambodia Laos China

Body Of GI Hero Arrives Home In New Mexico

The body of Spec. 4 Daniel Fernandez, 21, killed in Viet Nam last Friday while sacrificing himself to shield comrades, arrives home at LOS LUNAS New Mexico. Brig Gen Burton R Brown from Sandia Base leads a flag and honors detail. Fernandez, twice decorated in Viet Nam, is nominated for the Medal of Honor. Burial with full military honors planned Saturday at National Cemetery Santa Fe.

Los Lunas N.M Cap Daniel Fernandez Viet Nam Burton R. Brown Sandia Base Albuquerque Fernandez National Cemetery Santa Fe

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