Class For Expectant Parents Ready Again
A third series of free classes for expectant parents starts Tuesday under the Middletown Civic Association. Sessions run 7 39 to 9 p m for six Tuesdays through May 8 at the Golden Age Clubhouse 111 N Broad St. A tour of Middletown Hospital maternity section is planned plus movies guest speakers pamphlets discussions on prenatal care and baby care demonstrations. Instructors are Mrs Ma lene Naudin RN Mrs Mary Clayton RN and Miss Mary Lou Revelos. Enroll by calling the Bureau of Public Health Nursing GA 3-6507. Sponsored by the Civic Association with hospital staff and city health department. Parking available behind the Golden Age clubhouse via Verity Parkway.
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Middletown Civic Association
Golden Age
N. Broad St
Middletown Hospital
Malene Naudin
Mary Clayton
Mary Lou Revelos
Bureau of Public Health Nursing
Civic Association
City Health Department
Verity Parkway
Armco Says Steel Pact Could Accelerate Fringe Benefits Trend
AP analysis notes fringe benefit costs already average around 8 percent of labor pay and rise as security demands grow. Industries with higher wage scales face pressures to prioritize pensions and insurance over immediate pay hikes, while fringe costs were about $18.6 billion in 1961 and likely higher now.
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New York
YMCA Red Cross life saving class opens registrations
Larry Henry of the YMCA announces a few more registrations for the annual YMCA Red Cross life saving course limited to 35 participants. Instruction starts next Wednesday with sessions Monday Wednesday and Thursday 7 to 9 pm for the month. Tryouts tonight and Monday 7 to 9. Junior ages 12 to 15 and senior 16 eligible. Participants earning completion receive YMCA and Red Cross certificates. Contact the YMCA physical department for details.
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Larry Henry
YMCA
Ymca-Red Cross
Elyria Teller Charged With Embezzling 1000 Dollars
Elaine Marie Catalan, 22, of Elyria faced charges of embezzling 1000 dollars while working as a teller for Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co in Elyria.
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Cleveland
Elaine Marie Catalan
Elyria
Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Co
Armco Pays Over $1000 A Year Per Hourly Worker
Armco Steel reports spending more than 1,000 dollars per hourly employee annually on insurance paid vacations pensions and holidays. A survey of about one third of its 34 850 workers found fear that a large pay raise could trigger more steel imports. The majority see overseas competition as a bigger threat than rivals or alternative materials. Seventy three percent say imported iron rigs are cheaper due to lower wages abroad and half note foreign tax advantages.
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Armco Steel
Armco
Lless
Planned reunion ends in tragedy for separated mental patients
In California a man and his wife separated in New York years ago were unknowingly set for reunion at Camarillo and Norwalk hospitals. Reports say counselors discovered they had met at a dance for psychiatric patients before plans were canceled. the man later died suddenly of a heart attack.
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Los Angeles
Mr. X
Camarillo
Calif
Norwalk
Mrs. X
Los Angeles County General Hospital
New York
General Hospital
Maron
East
Psy
Plang
Romanians Are Tough Landlords
Washington Rp states that the Romanian government raised rents on legation offices and residences in Bucharest by about three hundred percent on January 1. The United States and other nations protested but received no concession. State Department officials told the House Appropriations Committee the extra costs will total thirty thousand dollars for the first six months of 1962, and the committee approved the request.
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Washington
State Department
Romania
Noice
Legation
Bucharest
United States
House Appropriations Committee
U.S
Estrellita Forecast Shows a Promising yet Cautious Year Ahead
Horoscope notes a satisfactory day with potential setbacks for tact, advises seeking good news in the afternoon, and highlights a strong year ahead through early 1963. It predicts solid job prospects in fall, prudent financial ventures in early September, and pleasant personal relations with travel opportunities and a child born today as a future champion of justice and literary talent.
Explorer Post 76 elects officers for new year
Brad Griffin is named president of Scientific Explorer Post 76. Elected officers include Lewis Martin as vice president Joseph Spencer as secretary and treasurer George Doughman as quartermaster and Ronald Klapper as cabinet representative. Estel Dietzig serves as post adviser with Ronald Mar, Doug Doughman and Gilbert Ho as associate advisers.
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Brad Griffin
Scientific Explorer
Lewis Martin
Joseph Spencer
George Doughman
Ronald Klapper
Estel Dietzig
Ronald Mar J
Doug Doughman
Gilbert Ho
Conductor Killed in Cheviot Yard Collision
Cincinnati AP reports 71 year old Marvin E. Johnson of Peru Indiana was struck and killed Thursday night at Cheviot railroad yards after stumbling in front of the yard engine while crossing tracks to the train he served.
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Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
Cheviot
Marvin E. Johnson
Peru
Ind
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PET Supplies
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Estrellita the Stars Say
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