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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1969

Page

11

YMCA Offers Lifesaving Courses For Youth And Adults

The YMCA will run junior and senior lifesaving courses capped at 30 participants each. Juniors start March 17 and meet Mondays Wednesdays 6 to 7:30 p.m. Seniors start March 18 and meet Tuesdays Thursdays 6 to 7:30 p.m. Fees: $6 members, $14 youth non members, $22 adult non members. Registration now open. call 422-6394.

YMCA Dick Jones Fred Cooper Physical Education Department Red Cross

Vets urged to check GI Bill eligibility now

Veterans discharged after January 31 1955 urged by the Veterans Service Center to verify GI Bill eligibility as enrollment climbs. Service officer cites rising VA college benefits and forecasts 600000 to 700000 enrollees by 1970, with eligibility criteria and related programs outlined.

Veterans Service Center Walter Pawelkowski Veterans Administration Pawelkoski

Lukens Introduces Cemetery Bill for Manassas Battlefield

Rep. Donald E. Lukens proposes a bill to create a National Cemetery within the Manassas National Battlefield Park in Virginia. He notes Arlington Cemetery’s closure and distance, urging use of undeveloped Manassas land to supplement Arlington without increasing the federal budget.

Manassas National Battlefield Park Virginia Ohio Donald E Buz) Lukens Middletown Arlington Lukens National Cemetery Washington Manassas Arlington National Cemetery 24Th Manassas Battlefield

Craig Martin Weds Kami Stevens in Las Vegas

Craig Martin son of Dean Martin married Kami Stevens a former dancer on his father’s television show in Las Vegas. The couple tied the knot Friday in a ceremony reported by the AP.

Martin Las Vegas Nev Craig Martin Dean Martin Kami Stevens

Fenwick College Night Draws 19 Schools

Representatives from 19 colleges and business schools will attend Fenwick High School's college night on Wednesday at 7 p.m. Dr. Charles Schuler of Miami University Oxford Campus will speak, followed by four 20 minute seminars for students and parents.

Fenwick High School Charles Schuler Oxford Miami University Miami Morehead State University Middletown Business College Ohio College of Applied Sciences Middletown University of Cincinnati Georgetown College Kentucky Ohio State University University of Kentucky Ohio Northern University Marian College College of Mount St. Joseph Marymount College Salina Kan University of Dayton St. Elizabeth School of Nursing Xavier University Edgecliff College Thomas More College Miami-Jacobs Junior College of Business

YMCA Offers Scuba Course On Seven Saturdays

The Y programs a scuba diving course in the YMCA pool on seven Saturdays from March 29 1 to 5 pm supervised by Bill Kesson. Fees are 30 for members and 40 for non members covering rental gear with participants providing fins mask and snorkel. Open to ages 17 and up with parental approval for younger applicants and instructor consent. Registration underway at the Y. phone lines not used. details via Dick Jones or Fred Cooper at 422-6394.

YMCA Bill Kesson Dick Jones Fred Cooper

Polar bears fend off heat with ice blocks in Johannesburg

In Johannesburg Zoo two polar bears Uno and Ino stay cool during Africa's longest heat wave as keepers flood their pool with blocks of ice.

Johannesburg South Africa Uno Ino Johannesburg Zoo

Growth in U.S. MBA Programs Expands Since 1940s

Washington reports that 213 graduate schools now offer the master of business administration degree, up from just over 100 two decades earlier. The increase reflects expanding professional training for college graduates entering corporate management.

Washington U. S

Second Phase Of Red Offensive Reported Near Hanoi

AP dispatch details renewed ground assaults and shelling as North Vietnamese and Viet Cong push into the second phase of their offensive. At landing zone 54 miles northwest of Saigon, 500 enemy troops attacked. 154 were counted dead. US losses: seven dead and 39 wounded. Concurrent fighting occurred in Kontum Province with Chinese 105mm howitzers reported. Secretary Laird met Thieu in Saigon to discuss South Vietnamese forces and potential US withdrawal plans.

Saigon U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division U.S Kontum Province U.S. 4Th Infantry Division Con Thien North Vietnam Melvin R. Laird Laird Nguyen van Thieu

Armco Girls Scholarship Applications Open at Miami University Middletown

The Armco Girls Association offers scholarships for the 1969 70 year. Miss Janet Kemplin heads the committee and applicants must be single and full time Middletown Campus students. Nursing students and others may apply with details at the campus scholarship office. forms by mail or in person at Miami University Middletown. Deadline is June 15, 1969.

Armco Girls’ Association Janet Kemplin Middletown Miami University Kemplin Armco Middletown Hospital School of Nursing Middletown Branch Manchester Road Ohio

Motorist Fined and Jailed by Franklin Municipal Court

Cleophus Cross, 32, Dayton, was fined 150 dollars and sentenced to three days in jail by Judge Stanley Kolb for driving while intoxicated. The arrest followed on Interstate 75 by local officers on May 19, 1968. Three other motorists each paid ten dollars, while 18 speeders were fined or bonded for a total of 502 dollars.

Franklin Stanley Kolb Cleophus Cross Dayton

Bishop Pike Wears Hippie Made Cross During Tour

New York AP report says Bishop James A. Pike discounts bishop jewelry for a simple hippie made cross with a peace symbol. He, affiliated with the Institute for Democratic Studies in Santa Barbara, came to promote a TV film and a book.

New York Episcopal James A. Pike Vietnam Pike Institute For Democratic Studies Santa Barbara Calif California San Francisco Haight-Ashbury

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