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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1962
Page
17
Dr. Leslie J. Nason advises patience with early education. Parents should focus on pre school training, reading aloud, library visits, and community excursions rather than pushing first grade content. For reading problems, seek a specialist and note optician remarks.
The Public Health Service unveiled 1962 polio vaccine use priorities. Four goals guide vaccination: protect community spread, start routine infant immunization at six weeks, immunize all preschoolers, and include unvaccinated groups such as young adults and parents. The plan notes vaccine choice depends on physician and health officer judgment.
Irving J. Brown, a longtime American labor representative, was named to oversee free trade unions at the United Nations. The International Confederation for Free Trade Unions announced Brown will become its U.N. representative on Monday, succeeding Bill Kemsley who retired. Brown is a native of the United States.
Miss Vivian Weedon of the National Safety Council urges that children learn to use their own judgment when crossing streets and not rely solely on red or green signals. The statement was made in Pittsburgh.
A Bronx figure gained international recognition for resisting Communist efforts to dominate organized labor, portraying a steadfast stance against Soviet influence in labor unions.
White Motor Co. announced it received orders for 110 gasoline powered trucks and 40 diesel tandem tractors from Coca-Cola Bottling Co of New York. The vehicles will be used in delivery operations in metropolitan New York and surrounding areas.
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