Middletown teachers set for 18th Resources Workshop
Thirty six area teachers will attend the 18th annual Middletown Area Community Resources Workshop opening Monday at 9 a.m. in the administration building on Girard Avenue. Wilbur Cohen president of the Industrial Council will address the group along with Sam Noblet chair man of the council workshop committee and Howard Cromwell Middletown schools superintendent. The theme is Challenge to Greatness with Dr James Giddis Miami University assisting as workshop director. Thomas Webb curriculum director and Lewis Hill coordinator of secondary instruction will serve as assistant directors for the school district.
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Middletown Area
Girard Avenue
Wilbur Cohen
Industrial Council
Sam Noblet
Howard Cromwell
Middletown
James Giddis
Miami University
Thomas Webb
Lewis Hill
Social Work Ambition Of Ann Arbor Murder Victim
Alice Elizabeth Kalem 21 sought Michigan graduate study in social work to fight social problems especially among youths. She was found shot slashed raped on an abandoned farm and buried in Kalamazoo after services in Portage. Prosecutor said no progress in solving her slayings. Her family background included a pharmacist father and librarian mother. Dr. Wolowitz praised her intellectual and emotional strength and desire to serve others.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
Alice Elizabeth Kalem
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
University of Michigan
Kalamazoo
First Congregationalist
Portage
Joseph
Dorothy
William F. Delhey
Miss Kalem
Thomas J. Larkin
H.M. Wolowitz
Michigan
Whites Produce Ghettos Says Black Real Estate Leader
Cincinnati AP report quotes William J. Hamilton, president of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers, blaming white realtors and the white establishment for creating urban ghettos. He cites the West End move and says residents choose to live where they feel most comfortable as a group.
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Cincinnati
William J. Hamilton
Ohio Association of Real Estate Brokers
Stouffer's Inn
Hamilton
Cleveland
National Association of Real Estate Brokers
West End
Singers To Entertain Golden Agers At Center
Vocal students of Mrs. Helen Ramsdell will entertain at the Golden Age Club on Wednesday at 2 15 p.m. The center hosts a week of events led by Mrs. Betty Knox with a progressive euchre party Tuesday and sewing and needlework groups later in the week. The Civic Association center serves Middletown residents 60 and older, open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Helen Ramsdell
Betty Knox
Middletown
The
Center
Civic Association
Middletown Armco official invited to apprenticeship roundtable
Louis J. Brown supervisor of training at Armco Steel Middletown Works has been invited to the American Apprenticeship Roundtable in Pittsburgh starting June 20. The four day session will feature 35 participating industries discussing current and future roles of apprenticeship programs. Brown noted Middletown Works programs have been reviewed and accepted by the roundtable committee.
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Louis J. Brown
Middletown
Armco Steel Corp
Pittsburgh
Brown
UC Graduation Slated For Today
Cincinnati AP report states Procter & Gamble executive Walter L. Lingle Jr. will give the main address at University of Cincinnati commencement where 3,510 degrees are awarded. Lingle will receive an honorary doctor of laws. 11 others also receive honorary degrees among 2,289 degrees to men and 1,221 to women.
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Procter & Gamble Co
University of Cincinnati
Walter L. Lingle Jr
P&g Board of
Lingle
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Cap) Murphy
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Lake Tahoe
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