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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1962

Page

8

Start Early in Grammar School Shapes College Success

Nason discusses education from USC Professor of Education, stressing early learning habits in grammar school. He warns faulty patterns in how students think. grasping ideas quickly or relying on memory can hinder college success. He argues for deliberate study of relationships and principles, noting many high achievers struggle without proper learning techniques.

University of Southern California Grammar School Fituma Enhanline Amlmilo Plhuyiine Hellearn Antem

Franklin youths enlist in the Air Force

Two Franklin youths join the U S Air Force after basic training at Lackland Air Force Base Texas. Russell D. Hess 18 of 4144 S Dixie Highway and John Mace Siegfried 19 of 4480 Gregory Drive will pursue aerospace careers on the USAF team, per Staff Sgt Reuben Turner, local recruiter.

Franklin U.S. Air Force Russell D. Hess S. Dixie Highway John Mace Siegfried Gregory Lackland AF Texas USAF Reuben Turner

Taft, Only U.S. President to Serve as Chief Justice

William Howard Taft remains the unique figure in American history to have held both the presidency and the Supreme Court chief justice role.

William Howard Tafts

Castro calls for trials for invasion captives

Prisoners captured in the Bay of Pigs invasion will face trial beginning March 29, according to a brief Justice Ministry notice. Most or all of the 1,000 plus detainees are held at Castillo de Principe in Havana, with no charge details or trial scope disclosed.

Havana Fidel Castro Judicial Department Armed Forces Ministry Castillo de Principe Castle of the Prince

Bankruptcies Filed in Cincinnati District Court

Two bankruptcy cases list Robert McIntire of 1001 Chase Ave Hamilton as a bulket loader with $3,696 debts and no assets. Hazel E Reynolds of Lebanon Route 3 is an assembler with $9,265 debts and $225 assets.

U. S. District Court Cincinnati Robert McIntire Chase Ave Hamilton Hazel E. Reynolds Lebanon Rt

Negotiators Fail to Free Cuban Tractor Aids

An American committee formed to raise funds for 500 tractors demanded by Castro could not negotiate successfully. Two negotiators remained in the United States while eight returned to prison, and figures including Eleanor Roosevelt were unable to secure a deal with Castro.

Castro United States Eleanor Roosevelt

Wildwood Students Receive Science Ratings

Superior ratings for science exhibits were awarded to Wildwood School pupils across grades. Sixth grade recipients include Deanna Williams Donna Saylor Terri Lee Calloway. fifth grade recipients are Larry Moreland Juanita Collins Debbie Easterling Peter Schoultis and Robert Paine. fourth grade honoree Brenda McQuinn with alternates Naney Simpson and Roberta Lutz.

Wildwood School Deanna Williams Donna Saylor Terri Lee Calloway Larry Moreland Juanita Collins Debbie Easterling Peter Schoultis Robert Paine Brenda McQuinn Naney Simpson Roberta Lutz

Ayres Attacks Phony GI Loan Deal For Veterans

Rep. William Ayres R Ohio accuses the Kennedy administration of using veterans home loans for politics. He says $300 million authorized by Congress is being suspended to balance the budget, delaying direct loans until the new fiscal year. VA official P N Brownstein says the program is paused pending a decision on further borrowing. Ayres notes 36,766 veterans on waiting lists cannot build homes due to the halt.

Washington William H. Ayres Ohio Akron P. N. Brownstein House Veterans Affairs Committee Treasury Ayres

Polio's Poster Boy In 754 Dead

Debbie Davis, crippled by polio since infancy, died Sunday night at Salt Lake General Hospital. Once the National Polio Foundation poster boy in 1954 at age four, he endured four major operations in the last year and was one of six children of Mr and Mrs Ervin Davis of Gooding Idaho.

Salt Lake City Utah Debbie Davis National Polio Foundation Salt Lake General Hospital Debbie Delbert Ray Ervin Davis Gooding Idaho

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