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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1960

Page

2

Five Man Committee Chosen to Pick OU President

OHIO University trustees form a five member screening panel to select a new president for John C. Baker who will retire July 1, 1961. Chairman Fred H. Johnson of Columbus and members Gordon K. Bush Athens and Edwin L. Kennedy New York City join Amos Anderson Athens and Ed Shoemaker Glendale Calif. in the advisory group with permanent trustee status for the process. Baker's 16 years as president brought historic growth and a role in UN and State Department education efforts.

Athens Ohio Counrs Ohio University Board Mittee. of Fiv Page Horcery Amos Anderson Edscreen Ca Ates Gar Shoemaker Glendale Canf John C. Baker Anderson Fred H. John Ciology Baker Johnson Bush The Athens Messenger Kennedy Lehman Brothers Investment House New York OU Alumni Assn OU Fund, Inc Pittsburgh Pirates Galbreath

Advertising Rise in 1939 Reflects Anglican Leisure Trends

A 40 percent increase from 1939 to 1958 in national newspaper advertising by sporting goods manufacturers signals broader leisure time patterns tied to Anglican norms.

Pleasant daily puzzle ERE yields fortune key numbers

A brief notice explains ERE a daily puzzle that assigns a key number from the reader’s name by letter-count rules. Start at the rectangle’s upper left and read letters under checked figures to reveal a message. Copyright 1900, William J. Miller, distributed by King Features Syndicate. inc OT

Ty William J. Miller King Features Syndicate. Inc

Camp campers to visit Crosley Field during Little League Days

Camp Campbell Gard campers will attend a Cincinnati Reds night game at Crosley Field on August 10 as part of Little League Days August 8 to 14. A $1 bus fare may be paid by parents on opening day. buses depart from the camp. Some campers may opt for a special evening program. Six to eight camping vacancies remain six miles northeast of Hamilton on the Great Miami River.

Campbell Gard Crosley Field Cincinnati Reds San Francisco Dick Hundley Handley Hamilton Great Miami River

Newspaper share dominates retail ad budgets

On average, retail advertisers allocate about 85 percent of their total promotional media budgets to newspaper advertising, highlighting the strong role of print media in retail campaigns.

GOP Delegates Told How To Act In Chicago

Printed card for GOP delegates warns delegates on television. The Elephank's Etiquette Handbook rhymes guide behavior in the convention hall. It tells delegates not to talk to neighbors during speeches, avoid aisles, and skip reading newspapers or eating inside. It ends by linking conduct to victory in November.

Chicago GOP

Pershing Missile Test Declared Successful At Cape Canaveral

The Army fired its Pershing tactical missile on a short range flight to test wind resistance. Project officials said the test was completely successful, the sixth in as many flights for the mobile field weapon designed to carry a nuclear warhead over 100 to 1,000 miles.

Cape Canaveral Fla

U S Steel Reports Sharp Q2 Drop From Record Earnings

United States Steel Corp. posted net income of 80.9 million in the June quarter, down from a record 148.4 million a year earlier. Earnings per share fell to 1.38 from 2.64 as demand cooled after a prior stock buildup.

New York United States Steel Corp U.S

Springfield Bus Fares Rise to 20 Cents in City Action

Springfield Ohio city commissioners approved an ordinance raising bus fares to 20 cents. Transit officials warned the company might end service within 30 days if the increase was not approved.

Springfield Ohio

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