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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1962
Page
9
A list of crossword clues with numbers and definitions spanning subjects from man without a coin to continent abbr. including terms for heads of church, exclamations, animals, metals, and various Brazilian style entries, reflecting a 1962 King Features Syndicate puzzle.
Dr. Less argues adults can return to study with less fear by understanding classroom dynamics. Adults must shift from personal response to guided thinking, concentrate on reading and textbooks, and practice new study habits to turn learning into a positive experience. Maturity aids, persistence pays, and warm-up courses help ease the transition.
Cuban firing squads in Havana executed two men identified by the Castro government as captured CIA agents. The men, Cam Pedro Iglesias Pons and Pedro Lopez Perez, were said to have been saboteurs sent from Miami after being questioned on Cuban television December 23. The report notes Nike Ajax as the first operational U S surface to air missile deployed in 1953.
The Army announced the inactivation of three Ohio sites including Ft Hayes in Columbus by mid 1965. Ravenna Arsenal and Plum Brook Depot at Sandusky will be shut down by June next year. Ft Hayes, headquarters for the 20th U.S. Army Corps and a training center, will be abandoned before July 1, 1965 with plans to relocate the corps. Reserve and National Guard training moves to Columbus buildings. support activities to consolidate with Columbus General Depot, Ft. Knox, and Lordstown. Ravenna Arsenal's ammo storage to go mothball. Plum Brook Depot used by NASA with interest in the property.
The Republican National Committee claimed pledges totaling 1.5 million dollars for its February 1 nationwide fund raising spectacle. Publicity director William C. Sprague said funds from dinners linked by closed circuit TV would be split between national and local groups, reducing money for campaigns. Other sources doubted the total, suggesting as little as 300,000 for national and congressional campaigns. Sprague cited 185,000 dollars for closed circuit TV costs.
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