Middletown Students Made Miami University Deans List
Twenty one Middletown students at Miami University appear on the spring Deans List. Perfect 4.0 top honors go to David Ratliffe and John Taylor. High honors list includes Jack Anvil, Beth Louise Dieterly, William Long, Sandra Schoultis, and others with several 3.0 to 3.49 ratings. Additional honorees extend across West Middletown, Trenton, Lebanon, Mason, Camden, Eaton, and surrounding areas.
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Middletown
Miami University
Jack L. Anvil
Vannest Ave
Beth Louise Dieterly
Winton St
William H. Long
N. Sutphin Ave
Sandra L. Schoultis
Robert E. Stegemiller
Elmo
Carolyn A. Wikoff
Elmo PI
Susan D. Clark
Central Ave
John W. Fridolph
Arlington Ave
Phillip M. Heffner
Rosedale Rd
Robert E. Helsinger
Clyde L. Isaacs
Somerville Rd
Clara J. Kocsis
Parkview Ave
Ivan D. Lawson
Tytus Ave
Lynne F. Lawson
Linden Ave
Jerry A. Leak
S. Main St
Noel J. LeMoyne
Kensington St
Helen L. Mallett
Spencer Lane
Sharon Lee Moore
Margaret Ann Ruth
the Alameda
Albert J. Rothfuss
West Middletown
Rt. 2
Donald E. Taylor
Mary Ann Weikel
Trenton- Franklin Rd
Dan Jay Kelhoffer
Trenton
Richard S. Flickinger
Charles E. Slusher
James D. Stock
Patricia A. Holweger
Franklin
Patricia McCandless
Missiles Spending Cut By Pentagon Plans
Pentagon budget talks reveal Army and Air Force antiaircraft missiles face about 2 percent in long term cuts. Nike Zeus gains 137 million while Nike Hercules, Bomarc and radar gear see substantial reductions over four to five years, with two SAGE centers cut from plans.
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Washington
Pentagon
Congress
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Senate
Defense Preparedness Subcommittee
Army
Bomarc
Air Force
Radford Faces Questions On Outside Influences
Washington AP An House subcommittee questions Adm. Arthur W. Radford about who he meant by outside influences cited as pressuring defense decisions. The ex–Joint Chiefs chair recalls manufacturers and others beyond Congress as factors in weapons buying. Rickover names officials who sought to influence programs.
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Washington
House
Adm
Arthur W. Radford
Pentagon
Radford
Join Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Concentrat
Hyman G. Rickover
Navy
Atomic Propulsion
Subcommittee
Rickover
Aem
Hyman Rickover
Armed Services Subcommittee
Compromise Plans Studied For Federal Gas Tax Hike
In Washington AP text reports that lawmakers study compromise plans to raise the federal gas tax to sustain highway funding. Proposed measures include a one or two cent increase, suspension of pay as you go rules, and a two year extension of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Ways and Means Committee
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate
Treasury
Mills
Congress
Capacity Limits in U S Theaters Cited
A report notes that about one twelfth of the U S population can be seated in the nation's motion picture theaters at any one time. The statistic highlights theater capacity and crowding considerations across the country.
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United States
Seven New Scholarships In MU Pulp-Paper Course
Miami University awarded seven new pulp and paper scholarships for the program. Freshmen Paul Burkhardt James Gano and Dan Warner each receive 1250 yearly four year awards. Harold Burdsall Jr. gains 230 for sophomore year. Junior year awards go to Donald Stitsinger John Swafford and James Weber Jr. Industry donors fund the scholarships and help equip the lab with summer work opportunities for recipients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford
Miami University
Harry M Gerlach
Secup At
Miami
Paul Erwin Burkhardt
Progress Ave
Hamilton
James Edward Gano
Wickliffe
Dan Everett Warner
River Rd
Fairfield
Harold Hugh Burdsall Jr
Ross- Hanover Rd
Donald ‘Robert Stitsinger
N. St
John Howard Swafford
N. Poplar St
James Robert Weber Jr
Brookville
Miami Valley
Seniors Graduate In Little Rock
Twenty eight seniors graduate from Baptist High School in Little Rock in the last commencement. The group formed from 3,700 students displaced when Gov. Faubus closed the city’s public high schools to avoid integration. About 1,100 enrolled in three new all white private schools. No private schools were created for Black students. The remaining 2,600 pursued other schooling options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Baptist High School
Orval E. Faubus
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Middletonians
David
Paul Ratliffe
John D. Taylor
Aberdeen Dr
Ralph C. Durham
Janelee Hays
Helen Morrow
Donald W. Rossman
Gerald L. Strategier
Camden
William P. Ashman
Stanley F. Ashworth
Glen F Aukerman
Marjorie J. Cobb
Ruth Ann Longnecker
Betsey Jane Mikesell
Nevin Lee Oldfather
Janet L. Smith
Eaton
SAGE
Ing
Defense Department
B. L. Livingstone
Covels le Wented
Ay Is
Streifthau
O&b
O & B's Vacation Club
Auto Banking
Ff. BD. IC
Cor. Nelbor, Verity & Tytus