Director of Boy Scouts To Be Here
Keith K. Peaslee national director of Boy Scouting services will visit the Mound Builders Area Council Wednesday for meetings. He is on a three week regional tour as one of eight instructors at three regional training institutes at Akron University Ohio University and the University of Cincinnati over three Saturdays. He will confer with the executive board at the noon Wednesday meeting and meet the commissioner staff at 8 at the YMCA. Peaslee has been national director since June 1952 and previously served councils in Montclair New Jersey and Middletown New York and as deputy regional executive in Region 2 with headquarters in New York. He directs program enrichment training materials Scout literature and needs of Scouts.
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Keith K. Peaslee
Boy Scouting Services
Mound Builders’ Area Council
Peaslee
Akron University
Ohio University
University of Cincinnati
YMCA
Montclair
New Jersey
Middletown
New York
Ison Seeks New Trial Hearings Over New Evidence
In Batavia Ohio attorneys for Don Ison a former Clermont County commissioner convicted of bribery say a new motion for a new trial relies on records from a Washington DC hotel showing he was in the capital March 15 19 while prosecutors allege he received funds from Charles Colonel Judge Louis Schneider will hear the motion Monday
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Batavia, Ohio
Don Ison
Clermont County
Ison
Washington, D. C
Charles Colonel
Louis Schneider
No, actual steam is not visible as a mist
The visible white vapor called steam is a suspension of tiny moisture droplets formed when true steam cools and condenses. This condensation creates a visible haze while the heat source remains.
New Administration Plans To Revive Farm Committees
Washington officials say Kennedy aides will revive local state and county farmer committees to aid in administering federal farm programs. Emery Jacobs will lead the effort replacing state appointees, and selection will favor those aligned with Kennedy policy and farmer cooperation.
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Washington
American Farm Bureau Federation
Congress
Jacobs
Farm Bureau
Eisenhower AID program reshapes farm advisory panels
Ezra Taft Benson created a department field administrative officer setup shifting control from secretary to state and county officers. Committees become advisory and largely passive rubber stamps. Jacobs vows reform to restore two way contact with farmers and empower committee members as reporters and administrators.
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Secretary of Agriculture
Eisenhower
Ezra Taft Benson
Jacobs
Claude R. Wickard
Washington
Ball Bound for Europe on Mission
Under secretary of State George Ball departs for Europe on a mission to boost free world aid and push other industrial nations to increase their contributions. He will attend a DAG session in London March 27 29 with eight Western powers and Japan, stopping in Bonn March 20 22 and Paris March 23 26 to discuss aid with officials. The DAG could become a main OECD committee and act as a clearing house for foreign aid while seeking greater burden sharing among advanced nations.
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Een
Eisenhower
Benson
Washington
George Ball
Europe
Ball
London
United States
Japan
Bonn
Paris
DAG
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
OECD
U. S. Senate
International Economic Organization
U. S
Wooster College Names New Dean
Wooster Ohio AP reports Wooster College has named Dr Clark E Bricker 42 a Princeton University professor as its new dean effective September 1 He will succeed Dean H William Taeusch who retires in June Bricker is a professor of analytical chemistry and holds degrees from Gettysburg College Haverford and Princeton
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Wooster, Ohio
Wooster College
Clark E. Bricker
Princeton University
H. William Taeusch
Bricker
Gettysburg College
Haverford
Princeton
Paddle On Judge's Wall Not Wasted
PORTSMOUTH Ohio AP Juvenile Court Judge Paul Be Fowler shows a spare the rod wall display in his office noting a disciplinary philosophy and readiness to act when needed.
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Portsmouth, Ohio
Paul BE. Fowler
Coronet electric portable typewriter debuts in city
Smith Corona Marchant introduces the Coronet as an electric portable with an 88-key keyboard, electrically activated keys, automatic repeat action on hyphen and space bar, and a 19 pound frame. A local court case notes a 17-year-old pleaded guilty to drunken vandalism and received a six month probation. He must attend church with his father weekly during probation.
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Fowler
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National Farmers’ Union
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Sunny Degstor
the Bank
Barnitz Bank
Eee Od
Barnitz
Aew
SmithCorona Marchant Inc
Melampy’s
McAlpin’s & the Fine Arts Center
Manchester
Bob Braun
Wlw-T
Will Entertain
Mr. Braun
McAlpin Co
Bob
Miss Toerner
Dorothy Toerner
G Coodinator
Schuster-Martin School of Drama
Rome
Richard Lewis
Douglas Sutherland
Richard Nein
James Sexton
Thomas Heldman
Kenneth Smith
F. W. Wright, Jr
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