Miami Off-campus Enrollment Rises Across Five Centers
Miami University's off-campus enrollment for the semester reaches 3,135, led by Dayton 1,403 Norwood 483 Middletown 467 Hamilton 70 and Piqua 24 with 118 in scattered extension courses. Total includes 2,274 undergraduates and 861 graduates. women outnumber men among undergrads 1,493 to 781, while graduates are 516 men to 345 women.
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Miami University
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Dayton
Norwood
Middletown
Hamilton
Piqua
Panama President Tours Polaris Submarine Ride
Panama President Ro berto F. Chiari rode four hours aboard the U S Polaris submarine Theodore Roosevelt accompanied by Panamanian government leaders and Canal Zone officials. It marked the first time a foreign head of state traveled on a U S nuclear submarine.
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Panama
Roberto F. Chiari
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Lari
Panama Canal Zone
Hearing Set for Lebanon on Interstate 71 Route
State Highway Department schedules two public hearings on the Cincinnati-Columbus Interstate 71 route. The Lebanon session April 5 at 10 am in Lebanon Town Hall covers Warren Clinton Green and Hamilton counties. A Washington Court House hearing follows later this month on Division 6 aligned segments.
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State Highway Department
Cincinnati-Columbus
Warren
Clinton, Green
Hamilton
L.B. Gamble
Division 8
Washington Court House
Highway Department
Division 6
Gamble
Columbus
Cincinnati
First Street
Conneaut
Hamilton County
Kemper Road
Warren County
Writer Asks Tax Break On Earnings From Abroad
Los Angeles AP Jean Renoir Hollywood writer director son of Pierre Auguste Renoir appeals to federal tax court Monday asking community property rules apply to 40000 earned in France 1953-56 so he and his wife each show 20000 income to stay under 20000 tax free abroad rules IRS argues community property does not apply and Renoir owes taxes on 20000.
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Los Angeles
Jean Renoir
Hollywood
Pierre Auguste Renoir
Federal
France
The
Internal Revenue Service
Renoir
78 Recalled By Whirlpool
Hamilton workers at Whirlpool Corp Hamilton Division. 78 of 400 temporarily laid off recalled after agreement with Local 283 International Foundry Workers Union to deviate seniority rules for experience in built in range assembly. Production of free standing ranges halted last week to correct enamel damage risk during shipment.
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Hamilton
Whirlpool Corp
International Foundry
Fire Claims Life of Sam Hickman in Middlefield Home
Chardon Ohio AP reports Sam Hickman 43 died in an early morning house fire that destroyed his residence in Middlefield about 10 miles southeast of Chardon. Firefighters found the man inside the single dwelling after battling the blaze.
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Chardon
Ohio
Sam Hickman
Middlefield
Here
Ohio Kentucky eye further talks on tax reciprocity
In Columbus, Govs DiSalle and Combs agreed to continue discussions on sales and truck tax reciprocity after a 90 minute closed meeting. They aim to remove inequities where Ohio taxed purchases also taxed in Kentucky and compare Kentucky extra gas tax with Ohio axle tax. Attending were state tax and highway officials.
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Columbus, Ohio
Kentucky
Ohio
Michael V. di Salle
Bert Combs
Combs
DiSalle
Stanley J. Bowers
J. Grant Keys
Public Utilities Commission
Edward J. Kenealy
YMCA Offers Late Registrations for Hobby Classes
The YMCA announces extra openings for bridge sessions on Tuesdays at 7:90 starting tonight. Golf classes on Thursdays at 8 and 9 pm and Fridays at 8 pm have room for a few more registrants. A charm class meets at 7:30 pm on Wednesdays with four spots open. The practical politics class on Fridays at 9:30 am has slower signups but organizers hope for sufficient enrollment before the first session.
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YMCA
B. P. Allen
Allen
Trek For Tots Nearing Finish
TOKYO AP S Sgt William J Eaton 27 of Green Springs Ohio nearing completion of a 425 mile trek for tots with another American airman and two Japanese airmen as part of a fund raising campaign for Japanese orphanages. Over the weekend they covered 42 miles in light rain and strong winds and now have about 64 miles to reach Tokyo.
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Tokyo
William J. Eaton
Green Springs
Ohio
Eaton
Sandusky-Seneca County
Fire Damage Strikes Tools & Gages Inc on East Side
A Cleveland fire caused about 20000 in damage to tools and equipment at Tools and Gages Inc on the East Side Monday night.
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Cleveland
Tools & Gages, Inc
Peace Corps deferments ok on two-year service says Hershey
Lt Gen Lewis Hershey says Peace Corps volunteers retain draft deferments after two years of service. R Sargent Shriver adds exemptions not proposed and notes you cannot return to the U S and expect deferment. A volunteer’s overseas life includes language study and field work in health sanitation and construction with costs at 10 000 to 12 000 dollars per volunteer yearly and 500 to 1000 volunteers hoped by year end.
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Washington
Peace Corps
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service
R. Sargent Shriver
Hershey
Shriver
Ikeda to Visit U.S. in June for Talks with Kennedy
Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda will travel to Washington in June 1962 for discussions with President Kennedy and top officials. Tokyo sources say topics include Communist China and U.S. recognition, with possible stops in New York San Francisco Los Angeles and Hawaii.
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Washington
Hayato Ikeda
Japan
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
Tokyo
China
Ikeda
U.S
Asia
New York
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hawaii
Salinger
St Pauls Plans Midweek Lenten Service at Bethlehem Church
The fourth in a series of mid week Lenten services at Bethlehem Lutheran Church 212 S Broad St will be tomorrow at 730 pm The World and the Cross will be Rev Paul Bergdoll s sermon theme The series focuses on Jesus pre crucifixion teachings Soloist at 715 pm will be Mrs Don Wolford The Junior Choir directed by Mrs Betty Trettel will sing during the service.
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Bethlehem Lutheran Church
S. Broad St
Paul
Bergdoll
Jesus
Don Wolford
Betty Trettel
Peace Corps details outlined by Shriver in brisk briefing
Shriver clarified that volunteers in the Peace Corps will receive allowances for food clothing travel housing and expenses with no salary. A bonus based on time overseas is planned for veterans but the amount is not yet set. Applications are being drafted and the first group of volunteers is expected to begin training at 10 to 12 colleges in June with training continuing into September to cover a core curriculum on America.
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Peace Corps
Boy Treated For Hand Cuts At Middletown Hospital
One child received eight stitches on the palm of his left hand after falling on a piece of glass at home. Randy Emrick six year old son of Mrs Norman Emrick 620 16th Ave was treated yesterday at Middletown Hospital for cuts.
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Middletown Hospital
Randy Emrick
Norman
Emrick
16Th Ave
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