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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1968
Page
5
In Belgrade Yugoslavia communist leaders worry rebellious students may rally workers to press for a new deal after protests at Belgrade University. Students demand abolition of social privileges, job guarantees for graduates, and democratization of the party and press.
Funeral services are planned for Tuesday for D. Roy Merrill 80 a former executive vice president and general manager of the Detroit News who died Saturday at Hutzel Memorial Hospital in Detroit.
President Johnson at Glassboro State College urges closer U S Soviet cooperation to ease Vietnam tensions. He says progress requires both nations to travel part way together and notes arms treaties and space accords advance peace through practical steps.
Harry Holiday, Armco vice president, explains management by objective at a Dallas briefing. He says success hinges on each worker contribution and that objectives must be specific, measurable, challenging, flexible, and controllable by the manager who sets them. The approach improves communication, planning, controls, motivation, and self development at Armco.
AP reports quick Senate Armed Services Committee action expected on President Johnson's nomination of Gen William Westmoreland as Army chief of staff. Westmoreland returns from Vietnam to testify. Wheeler's Joint Chiefs term extension narrowly approved 52 2.
Local Army recruiter Sgt. Milton Rowe announces women in the area may enlist for WAC training at Ft. McClellan Alabama. Programs include telephone switchboard, postal operations, map compiling, computer programming, meteorology, transport control, pharmacy, flight simulator, and more as WAC strength reaches 13,500. Applicants 18 to 4 must be HS graduates, single, and pass aptitude tests. contact 116 S. Main St. or 422-3066.
Columbus drafts teacher E E Tom Murphy assumes the office of president of the Ohio Association of Classroom Teachers. Murphy is a Linden McKinley High School faculty member in Columbus and had been president elect under outgoing President Ray O'Dell, a biology teacher at Hamilton High School in Franklin County.
Loot valued at 1102 was taken yesterday from a panel truck belonging to William Coyle parked at the Middletown Trailer Court on S Main Street. Missing items include an electric drill power saw stud gun cartridges a lever a mitre box generator and a camera.
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