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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1962
Page
6
Middletown's Toastmasters Club and 3,100 non profit clubs in 39 countries promote amateur public speaking. Members learn by doing, with a toast master presiding and 4–6 brief prepared speeches plus opportunities for impromptu remarks.
In Sandusky Ohio thirty six former employees of a failed meat packing firm have reopened the plant and are operating it themselves. A spokesman for Packers Service Co says the worker owned firm is carrying on the business. The article notes a separate unrelated line about Nineteenth Century German scientists discovering sun spot cycles.
Argentina faces pivotal elections as Juan Peron’s enduring influence shadows the race. Voters pick half the Chamber of Deputies and most provincial governors while Peronist sentiment lingers, with candidates Framini and Frondizi contending amid Peronist risk and abortive attempts to bar the Peron ticket.
Kent State University trustees approved higher registration and comprehensive fees for the next academic year. Ohio residents will pay 225 in registration and 111 in comprehensive fees, while out of state students face a total of 446. Part time rates rise to 11 per credit hour and new married student apartments rent at 90 monthly. Possible off campus centers were discussed in Tuscarawas and Columbiana counties.
In Toledo Ohio AP reports former Treasury Secretary John W. Snyder will present his coin collection and private papers to the Truman Library in Independence Missouri this week. The gift includes 453 coins mounted in lucite panels, each panel featuring a steel engraving of a president and coins minted during that president’s administration.
The state of Washington reports the highest lights per capita in the United States, reflecting widespread electrification and urban development. Officials highlight urban centers and rural districts embracing electric illumination, boosting public safety and commerce.
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