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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1965
Page
18
Joy Stilley critiques a Chase Manhattan Bank study that tallies a homemaker's weekly value at 159.34 dollars and 99.6 labor hours, arguing for overtime and additional duties while listing many household tasks as paid roles. She notes personal unpaid duties and urges the bank to issue her compensation.
Pretoria AP report notes G M Batty urges teachers worldwide to better address left handed pupils. He warns improper writing position causes lasting physical distortion and offers guidance on seating light, pen choice, and writing slant to help left handers learn without feeling wrong.
Mr and Mrs Leonard K Hoyles Sr of Cincinnati announce the engagement of their daughter Constance Elaine to James Bernard Gillis son of Mr and Mrs William Gillis of Louis Place Middletown Both are students at Tennessee A and I University in Nashville He is a member of Kappa Alpha Psi fraternity No date has been set for the wedding.
Mr and Mrs Frank Garabies of East Paterson New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Daria to Bonnie C Cates of Lebanon Route 3 The bride to be is a bookkeeper at Madison Drug Corp Paterson Mr Cates served four years in the U S Navy and is employed by Leichty Electric Co Lebanon The wedding is set for August 28.
Philadelphia AP report notes editors of Drexel Institute yearbook Lexerd compile student background data with a computer. They input sports, fraternities, honorary societies, band, ROTC and other activities, then activate a button to process the information.
In Tennessee an AP report says a printer was ordered to produce 50 009 books of traffic tickets sufficient for 1 250 000 violations. The action reflects a demand for standardized citations.
Editor Terry R. McClaren notes the new machine mismatches with students. It takes twice as long as hand sorting and cannot separate male students from coeds, a fault he calls pretty stupid.
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