Chautauqua Plans First College Clinic At Miami Valley
Dr Bernard Fuhr named administrator to run the 1960 Miami Valley Chautauqua College Preparatory Clinic at Chautauqua. Five week session begins June 12 with 25 students per class. Courses include English math reading public speaking and study methods. Program aims to smooth high school to college transition and reduce freshman dropout rates.
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TMG Yancy Vaauauque Assn
Evan L. Hamilton
Association
Chautauqua
Fuhr
Hamilton
Miami Valley
Chautauqua Assa
A Moving Polish Letter to Radio Free Europe
A Polish woman describes how RFE broadcasts gave joy and faith to her son and herself as he neared death after wounds from the Urals. She recalls listening hour after hour and asks for support, noting her son’s wish to hear the Holy Mass one last time on air. The appeal urges donations via Crusade for Freedom.
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Radio Free Europe
Poland
Reds
RFE
Urals
Cop Loses By A Curve In Dearborn Traffic Case
Detroit AP report Patrolman Raymond Bravier misread a speed ticket for Joan Molley 27 misgendered as male. The Municipal Court judge George Martin dismissed the case and urged a study of figures.
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Detroit
Raymond Bravier
Dearborn
Joan Molley
George Martin
Bravier
Eggs Mighty Low on Farm Markets in Columbus Ohio
The market news service reports farm egg prices averaging just over 20 cents a dozen in Columbus, near the low point reached last spring. A marketing specialist notes this is the lowest level since 10.
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Columbus, Ohio
Market News Service
Satellites as the future defense line in space warfare
An editor's note outlines a two part view of manmade moons becoming key defense platforms. Satellites detect launches with infrared, track missiles, relay data to early warning stations, launch counter strikes, and jam or destroy threats while communications satellites keep command links intact.
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AP News
Earth
Singapore Faces Uncertain Path After Move Toward Federation
Singapore weighs its future as a Chinese majority island state amid economic strain and regional tensions. PAP says merger with Malaysia unlikely in five years, seeks self development, closer ties with Indonesia while fearing regional anti Chinese sentiment.
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Southeast Asia
People’s Action Party
Federation of
Malaya
Kuala Lumpur
Federation
Indonesia
Lee Kuan Yew
Dr. Toh
Case Closed In Munich Poisoning Case
Bavarian authorities announced no crime was found in an alleged poisoning at Radio Free Europe Munich cafeteria. Atropine in two salt shakers was not enough to harm staff, ending the investigation.
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Munich
Germany
Radio Free Europe
Justice Ministry
U.S. Army
Jaroslav Nemec
Salzhung
Austria
RFE
Bonn
Free Europe Committee
Super Race In Future Promises Longer Life and Planned offspring
Los Angeles based Dr. E Vincent Askey predicted at a news conference that future humans may live 125 years or more and that 90 year olds could have children. He said within 25 years science will control hereditary traits by cell chemistry and enable couples to plan intelligence and physique of their offspring.
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Los Angeles
The
American Medical Assa
E. Vincent Askey
John Gallagher
Springfield
Ffor
Clark County
Anthony DeFrancis
Urbana
Champaign County
Everett Young
Columbus
Ferguson
Ohio
Coast rocket tests target polar orbits from Vandenberg
Vandenberg Air Force Base in California hosts rocket firings toward polar orbit, the only western site offering such launches without risking populated areas. From this location, satellites can sweep every square mile of Earth's rotating surface.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
DiSalle Opens News Policy Amid Kennedy Meeting Rumors
Ohio Governor Michael V. DiSalle broadens open door news policy to keep the public informed about political activity He rejects a magazine report of a secret Pittsburgh meeting with Sen John F Kennedy and explains the hotel names were Kennedy staffers He cites past press conferences and cabinet access as part of his media approach.
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Columbus
Ohio
Michael V. DiSalle
DiSalle
John F. Kennedy
Pittsburgh
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ahotel
Steubenville
Barbara
Statehouse
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
KSU Raises Fees to Boost Salaries
Kent State University will raise quarterly registration costs from 60 to 65 dollars starting in September. The increase is tied to higher costs and the need to raise teacher salaries.
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Kent, Ohio
Kent State University
Grand Banks off Newfoundland Hold World’s Largest Fisheries
The Grand Banks off Newfoundland are described as the world’s largest off shore fishing grounds. This designation highlights their vast fishery resources and long-standing importance to maritime industries.
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Grand Banks
Newfoundland
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Ralph Dighton
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