Two Middletown Teachers to Attend Columbus Seminar
Two Middletown junior high social science teachers Vernon L. Francis of Manchester and Charles Eckart of Roosevelt will attend the annual seminar on using newspapers in classrooms in Columbus tomorrow through Friday. The Journal funds their trip with all expenses paid, now in its third year sending two teachers. The event features classroom projects and discussions on newspaper editing, with about 50 Ohio papers providing free copies for student use.
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Middletown
Columbus
Vernon L. Francis
Manchester
Charles Eckart
Roosevelt
Journal
Ohio
Southern Hotel
Ohio Newspaper Association
Ohio Circulation Managers Association
Harold Eibling
Columbus Public Schools
Colu
William E. Hall
Ohio State School of Journalism
Associated Press
Ohio Bureau
Seminar at First Methodist Church on Mental Health Center
Psychiatrist Dr. Martin A. Rush will discuss What Goes on in a Mental Health Treatment Center at a slide program in Fellowship Hall tomorrow at 1 pm. The session titled New Concepts in Mental Health showcases the Community Day Hospital facilities. Free program by the Community Day Hospital Association Middletown with babysitters provided.
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Martin A. Rush
Fellowship Hall
First Methodist Church
Broad Street
Second Avenue
Community Day Hospital
Community Day Hospital Association of
Middletown
Harvest festival of Narragansett Indians in Charlestown
Narragansett Indians held their annual harvest festival in Charlestown with about 25 attendees including members from tribes in Connecticut, Massachusetts and New York.
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Charlestown, R.I
Narragansett
Archbishop Ramsey Defends Billy Graham Role
London AP report says Archbishop of Canterbury Dr Michael Ramsey denies that Billy Graham is not needed by the church. Ramsey argues Graham remains a valuable evangelist amid debate on church direction.
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London
Canterbury
Billy Graham
Michael Ramsey
Church of England
Times of London
Vancouver
Ramsey
Graham
England
Ohio Ballots Feature Over a Thousand Local Questions
Ohio voters will face more than 1,300 local questions on the November ballot. About 1,017 concern taxes with levies or renewals, and 177 involve bond issues totaling 305 million dollars.
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Ohio
Columbus, Ohio
Ted
Brown
Erwin Installed as President of Textile Institute
William J. Erwin chairman of the board for Dan River Mills Inc. Danville Virginia has been installed as president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute.
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Charlotte, N.C
William J. Erwin
Dan River Mills Inc
Danville
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Newspaper Seminar Sounds Out Classroom Role in Ohio
A three day Columbus seminar begins tomorrow for about 50 teachers. The Ohio Newspaper Association sponsors the event with talks by educators and newspaper professionals.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Newspaper Association
Classroom replaces axe in state government
In Ohio officials push for efficiency by sending more public workers back to school. Harold Collier notes the shift from job cuts to training, with a $100,000 first-of-its-kind education program funded largely by federal money. The Health Department funds scholarships and in-service courses, while the Mental Hygiene and Correction department funds a two-year program for 478 employees. A trend toward campus education grows, despite political uncertainties.
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Harold Collier
Collier
Little
Hoover ‘Commission
Council For Reorganization
Ohio
Civil Service
Ohio Department of Health
Health Department
Albert Dyckes
Ohio Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction
Liquor Centre
Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Youngstown
Department of Health and Education
Rhodes
College self harm forecast shocks nation
Dr Eli Bower of the National Institute of Mental Health supports a Moderator forecast predicting at least 1,000 college students will die by own action this year. Editors estimate 9,000 will attempt self destruction and 90,000 threaten it. blame cites campus mental health facilities and education system.
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Washington
Eli Bower
Public Health Service
National Institute of Mental Health
Bower
Cambodian Forces Charge Helicopter Attack in Kratie Province
Phnom Penh says two helicopters linked to American South Vietnamese forces machine-gunned the Chineu Provincial guard post in Kratie on Sept. 20. One person was killed and four wounded in the incident.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Chineu
Kratie
14 Year Old Actor Barred For Haircut
New York actor Steve Sanders, age 14, says he was barred from Northside High School in Warner Robins Georgia for refusing to cut his hair. A spokesman said the ban was due to "jong hair" and noted the hair is needed for Broadway and television work including Neon Wine with Olivia de Havilland and Jason Robards Jr. for ABC.
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New York
Steve Sanders
Georgia
Northside
Warner Robins
Steve
Olivia de Haviland
Jason Robards Jr
American Broadcasting Co
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United Press International
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Bong Son
Atlantic
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Butler County Automobile Club
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Middletown, Ohio
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