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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1961

Page

13

Where's State Money To Go To Buildings

Ohio lawmakers cut the DiSalle budget with capital improvements the likely fate of extra funds. A plan totaling about 75 million for two years is expected from James Maloon, with most for rehabilitation of existing buildings and 10 million expansion if found, and 4.5 million for state universities. House bills include a 40 hour week for nonteaching staff, migratory waterfowl hunting rules, and civil service reforms amid a tangle over exam fees.

Columbus, Ohio Michael V. DiSalle James H. Maloon DiSalle Maron Ralph E. Fisher R-Wayne House Finance Committee Capital Planning and Improvement Board Maroon’s General Revenue Fund House Ohio Senate

Senate Fight Over Welfare Funds Cuts House Budget

Senate Finance Committee moves to trim the House approved welfare appropriation for 1961 63. Welfare Director Mary Gorman warns cuts would force service reductions while Chairman William Deddens says further reductions are possible as Ohio faces a growing economy and unemployment benefits. He cites a potential $30 million hole if House cuts are restored.

Columbus Ohio Senate Finance Committee Mary Gorman William Deddens Hamilton Senate M.s. Gorman House Roger Cloud Gorman Cloud Welfare Department House Finance Committee Department

State Fair Management Seeks Budget Boost in Ohio

Agriculture Director Robert H. Terhune tells the Senate Finance Committee that the State Fair can stay in the black with a 2 percent budget increase beyond the House approved 2.1 million. Sen. Roy Gardner criticizes department efficiency and urges a fuller financial picture, citing past losses and revenue efforts.

Columbus Ohio Robert H. Terhune Roy Gardner Richland Agriculture Department Senate Finance Committee Terhune Gardner

Factor Wires $25,000 For Cuban Patriots

Beverly Hills AP John Jake the Barber Factor wired $75,000 to Eleanor Roosevelt to aid 1,200 Cuban patriots held by Fidel Castro. A committee led by Mrs Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower and Walter Reuther aims to raise funds to buy 500 tractors Castro demanded as ransom. Factor, 69, a semiretired realtor and philanthropist, has given over $2 million to charities.

Beverly Hills Calif John Jake the Barber Eleanor Roosevelt Fidel Castro Roosevelt Milton Eisenhower Walter Reuther Castro Factor Chicago

Two Pastors Added to Bishop's Ohio Cabinet Posts

In Columbus, Ohio, Bishop Hazen G. Werner of the Ohio Area The Methodist Church announced the appointments of Dr. Virgil C. Jump of Cleveland and the Rev. John G. Koontz of Athens to his cabinet. Dr. Jump, pastor at Christ Methodist Church Cleveland since 1950, will become superintendent of Mansfield District, replacing Dr. Harold B. Williams after the six year term. The Rev. Mr. Koontz, formerly pastor of First Methodist Church Athens, will lead Wilmington District, succeeding Dr. Lester L. Roush who is retiring.

Columbus, Ohio Hazen G. Werner Ohio Methodist Church Virgil C. Jump Cleveland John G. Koontz Athens Jump Christ Methodist Church Mansfield Mr. Koontz Wilmington First Methodist Christ Church Harold B. Williams Koontz Lester L. Roush

Tasty TV Toothpaste and Women Reporters in Broadcasts

A columnist rails at a toothpaste ad showing a girl brushing and swallowing paste. The piece notes TV’s ongoing role of women as commentators, with Pauline Frederick, Nancy Hanschman, and Lisa Howard highlighted as prominent reporters, plus Norman Brokenshire returning to broadcasting with WMMM.

New York Television NBC Pauline Frederick United Nations CBS Nancy Hanschman ABC Lisa Howard Norman Brokenshire WMMM Westport Conn

Missy Stanwyck Back On Screen Amid TV Shuffle

Barbara Stanwyck, 53, nicknamed Missy Welcome, returns to film sets after an Emmy for a TV role. She criticizes the TV trend toward gunfire over substance, says she would take another series but not as a TV matriarch, and notes producers may be shifting away from older stars.

Hollywood Missy Barbara Stanwyck Charlies K. Feldman Stanwyck Miss Stanwyck New York Loretta Dinah June Allyson Ann Sothern Shirley Temple Barbara

Evening Broadcast Highlights and TV Lineup Tonight

Radio tonight features Cincinnati versus Los Angeles baseball on WKRC at 6. TV airings include Expedition on Channel 7 at 6 30, Laramie on Channel 9 at 7 30, Father Knows Best on Channel 9 at 8, Probe Gillis on channels 7 and 9 at 8 30, Stagecoach West on channels 2 and 12 at 8, Thriller on Channel 5 at 9, The Andy Griffith Show and Gunsmoke cast on Red Skelton at 9 30, NBC White Paper Railroads special at 1, Home Beautiful sketch with Haney Torme Mason on Garry Moore at 1, George Kirgo and Paul Ford on Jack Paar at 11 20, and Anna on Channel 7 at 11 30.

WKRC Cincinnati Los Angeles TV Tonight Outer Space Slim Sherman Laramie Bud Anderson fPobe Gillis Maynard Fluke Perry Simon Kane Stagecoach West Don Knotts Andy Griffith Amanda Blake Red Skelton Carol Haney Mel Torme Jackie Mason Jon Garry Moore George Kirgo Les Paul Mary Ford Eleanor Harris Roy Atwell Jack Paar Nan Anna Silvana Mangano Vitorio Gassman

Jeff Chandler Improves After Transfusion Surgery

In Culver City California AP reports hospital spokesman says Jeff Chandler 42 is improved and fairly comfortable after an artery rupture required 55 pints of blood. The complication followed surgery on May 13 to correct a slipped spinal disc.

Culver City Calif Jeff Chandler Chandler

Scout Leaders Ready Party At Camp Middlemoor

Girl Scout leaders plan a monthly meeting at Jean M Verity Lodge Camp Middlemoor tomorrow at 6 9. Each leader should bring one covered dish to share.

Jean M. Verity Camp Middlemoor

If You Don't Know Termites Know Your Operator

A compact column examines termite risks and the role of the pest control operator in identifying infestations. It explains common signs, treatment options, and the importance of quick action to protect structures.

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