State School Board Prepares Basic Policy Aims of Education
The State Board of Education in Ohio is set to adopt a basic policy statement on the aims of education, the first statewide framework guiding local districts. The proposal also suggests forming intermediate units replacing some small county districts, with a study committee urging thorough district evaluation before action.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Education
Buckeye
Soviet Union
Modern push button pasta equipment offered for sale
Investors seek financing for a compact pasta machine system advertised to fit motels hotels banks and supermarkets. The notice promises quick handling with delivery options including air mail and accepts U S postage stamps as denomination. A $3950 financing request is listed with contact via phone or P O Box 612 Cleveland Ohio.
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U.S
P.O
Cleveland
Ohio
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery Reveals New Cure
New York reports a breakthrough where a substance named Bio-Dyne reduces hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Case by case shrinkage occurred with patient comfort, many saying piles are no longer a problem. The remedy Preparation H appears as a cream or ointment from major research institute discovery.
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New York, N. Y
Ohio Girl On Posters For Dimes Campaign Depicts Linda Breese
Linda Gail Breese a four year old girl from Upper Arlington Ohio will be pictured on the 1961 March of Dimes posters and in media nationwide. She uses crutches though has discarded leg braces. Her family includes three other children and Ronnie a twelve year old with cerebral palsy. The campaign runs in January and will reach posters newspapers magazines and television. Linda hopes to become a mom in the future.
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Columbus, Ohio
Linda Gail Breese
Dean E. Breese
Upper Arlington
Ronnie
Linda
Bus Crash Kills Driver and Child in Visalia
In Visalia California a Sunday school bus collided with a car as it spun out of control. The crash killed bus driver Walter Roeben 50 and a child from Goshen Henry Gadbury 16. Seventeen others were injured in the crash, which trapped many children inside the bus. Witness highway patrolman Edward J. Slepicka called it one of the worst he had seen and noted the car struck a water puddle from recent rains.
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Visalia
Calif
Edward J. Slepicka
Walter Roeben
Goshen
Henry Gadbury
Slepicka
Man Found Shot In Auto Crash On North Side
Police investigated a North Side auto crash and found George Haynes 23 a steel worker slumped in the front seat with a single .32 caliber bullet wound. Dr Belinky said he died within three minutes. Ro land Rubbo 44 said the car swerved into theirs. Detectives weigh if Haynes fired the shot. Desertion is grounds for dia in all states except North Carolina and Ohio.
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Youngstown
North Side
George Haynes
Nathan D. Belinky
Haynes
Roland Rubbo
Aan
North, Carolina
Ohio
Deaths And Funerals Everett Wills Stricken
Everett Wills 38 died of a heart attack at his home while dressing to go to church. He was born in Middletown and worked as a record salesman by the Tommy Wills Shop. Surviving include his wife Mae, daughter Mary Frances, parents Freeman and Mrs. Wills, and sister Nellie Henze. Services held at Grand Avenue Church of God with burial at Woodside Cemetery.
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Everett Wills
Harlan St
Wills
Middletown
First Church of God
Tommy Wills
Mae
Mary Frances
Freeman Wills
Nellie Henze
Miami
Fla
Grand Avenue Church of God
Clifford Hutchinson
Henry Howard
Herschel Caudill
Woodside Cemetery
Joseph R. Baker Sons Funeral
Obituary: Mrs Clara M Schmidt of Dayton and Middletown
Mrs Clara M Schmidt 70 of 5132 Lauderdale Drive Dayton died 5 30 p m yesterday at Stilhaven Nursing Home Born in Loveland she had moved from Middletown to Dayton in 1952 Her husband Herman died in 19 Her survivors include three daughters Mrs Charles Pfander Dayton Mrs Charles Davis Cincinnati and Mrs George Gerding Hamilton a sister five brothers and four grandchildren Requiem High Mass 10 a m Thursday at St Albert the Great Dayton burial St Stephen Cemetery Hamilton Friends may call Myers Boehmer Funeral Home 1733 Brown St Dayton 4 to 9 p m Wednesday
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Clara M. Schmidt
Lauderdale Drive
Dayton
Middletown
Stilhaven Nursing Home
Schmidt
Loveland
Herman
Charles Pfander
Charles Davis
Cincinnati
George Gerding
Hamilton
St Albert the Great Church
St. Stephen
Meyers & Boehmer
Brown St
Mrs Jessie Hunter Hamilton dies at home at 4877 Oxford Trenton
Mrs Jessie Good Hunter Hamilton aged 9 at death, died at 3 30 am at her home on Rt 73 in Hamilton. Born near Trenton she attended Middletown public schools and Westerville College. Survived by husband Joseph former Butler County schools official, three sons Theodore Howard and Joseph in Hamilton and another in Lebanon plus daughter Anna Schwartz and Mary Alice Millard, a brother Marston Good and 13 grandchildren. Funeral 2 pm Wednesday at home with Greenwood Cemetery burial. Memorials to United Presbyterian Church Mission.
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Hamilton
Jessie Good Hunter
Oxford
Trenton Road
Anna B. Schwartz
Lebanon
Mary Alice Millard
Saratoga Springs
N. Y
Marston Good
Eustis
Fla
Rt. 73
Greenwood Cemetery
Webb Funeral Home
United Presbyterian Church Mission
Mrs Florence Stockman dies after cerebral hemorrhage
Mrs Florence Pearl Stockman 57 of Lebanon Route 2 died at 8 35 p m Saturday at Grandview Hospital Dayton after a cerebral hemorrhage at home the day before She was born in West Milton Surviving are her husband P B Stockman Lions International councilor four brothers Roy Russell Ernest Wheelock Dayton and Kenneth Wheelock Fort Recovery and two sisters
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Franklin
Florence Pearl Stockman
Lebanon
Rt. 2
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Stockman
West Milton
P. B Stockman
Lions International
Roy, Russell
Ernest Wheelock
Kenneth Wheelock
Fort
HFC Loan Promotes Instalment Purchases For Essentials
An advertisement for HFC outlines a loan plan allowing cash purchases for furnishings clothing or personal items. Borrow up to 1000 dollars with repayment over 24 months and flexible monthly amounts. HFC claims wide usage with 2 million borrowers yearly.
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HFC
America
Notable 5 figures die in recent AP obits across states
James L Quinn 85 former Democratic congressman and journalist died after a short illness. Richard Buckley 55 comedian died of a heart attack born near Stockton California. Irving R Shampain longtime Neiman Marcus VP died after a long illness born in New York City. Theodore Irving Coe 88 architect and industry leader died after a short illness born in Waterbury Connecticut.
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Pittsburgh
James L Quinn
House of Representatives
Quinn
Clarion County
New York
Richard
Lord) Buckley
Buckley
Stockton
Calif
Dallas
American Institute of Architects
U. S. Construction League
Waterbury
Conn
Bats See Veil in Bright Light Despite Common Belief
Contrary to popular belief, most bats can see veil in bright light, challenging long held assumptions about nocturnal vision and adaptation. The claim suggests updated understanding of bat sensory capabilities and may influence future studies on foraging behavior and habitat use.
Slaying of 9 year old girl under investigation
Chicago police comb forest preserve and south side neighborhood for clues after Gloria Kowalewicz, 9, vanished while walking to St Mary of Mount Carmel Church. Her body with two bullet wounds was found in a forest preserve southwest of Chicago about four hours later. Coroner notes no apparent sexual molestation.
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Chicago
South Side
Gloria Kowalewicz
St. Mary of Mount Carmel
Gloria
Walter McCarron
Washingtons cabinets and Eisenhowers size compared
A brief note contrasts President George Washington with a four member cabinet against President Dwight D. Eisenhower’s expanded cabinet numbering ten members. This highlights evolution of executive advisory roles in U.S. history.
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George Washington
Esenhower
Governor Lawrence Denies Kennedy Cabinet Talk
Gov. David Lawrence of Pennsylvania said he is not a candidate for any Kennedy cabinet post. He already has two years left as governor and intends to finish his term. Reports tied him to possibly leading a new Department of Urban Affairs, with Sen. Joseph S. Clark as the other named candidate.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
David Lawrence
Pennsylvania
John F. Kennedy
Lawrence
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Kennedy
Sen
Joseph S. Clark
Tokyo Nurses Strike Demands Higher Wages Hit Hospitals
About 3,500 Tokyo nurses and medical attendants held the third one day strike in a wage push. They demanded a minimum monthly wage of 10,000 yen and disrupted services at two hospitals, threatening to curtail care for 12,000 patients.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Federation of Medical Workers
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