Joyful children cross oceans YMCA visitors observe similarities
Three Japanese visitors at the Middletown YMCA describe the universal joy in children's swimming moments while comparing programs and cultural differences. Isamu Yoshizake Shohji Ichino and Kuniaki Ando traveled from Tokyo Nagoya and Kitakyushu to the Cincinnati area for YMCA International events and a Reno clinic.
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Middletown
Isamu Yoshizake
Tokyo Ymca
Shohji Ichino
YMCA
Nagoya
Kuniaki Ando
Kitakyushu Ymca
Japan
Cincinnati
Ymca International Division
Republic of China
Chile
Thailand
Australia
International Committee
Reno
Pacific
Nevada University
United States
Yoshitake
United State
Mary Crussing
Yoshizake
Ichino
Ando
Sheckler
Miami University to tabulate ballots on Nov. 7
Butler County Elections Board was notified that Miami University will tabulate ballots on November 7 at its computer center. W. Stedman Witt said Miami will provide equipment and aim to finalize costs and arrangements by October 17. Tabulation will be by Cole-Layer-Trumble Co. of Dayton.
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Hamilton
Butler County Board of Elections
Miami University
Edna Fath
W. Stedman Witt
Miami
Dan Julian
Cole-Layer-Trumble Co
Dayton
YMCA Campaign Hits 104383 In Funds But 58 Short In Membership
Middletown YMCA members celebrated reaching a $104,383 fund total exceeding the $100,000 goal at a noon luncheon. Industrial I led by Harry Nicholson topped the division with 1,209 memberships and $40,754, while other divisions met or exceeded goals including Services and Utilities, Schools, Neighborhood, and Extension with varied membership and dollar figures.
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Middletown
YMCA
Industrial I
Harry Nicholson
Ralph Connor
Allen
Brent Spence Bridge Bottleneck Relief Talks Under Way
Federal officials pledged to mobilize engineers and seek 20 million dollars to close the Indiana gap on the I 275 Circle Freeway. The discussions with Rep. Donald Clancy and local leaders target easing the Brent Spence Bridge traffic jam and evaluating a southbound exit to Covington.
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Brent Spence
Indiana
Transportatio
James M. Beggs
Donald D. Clancy
Ohio
Cincinnati
Greater Cincinnati Area
Tri-State
Circle
Hamilton County
Clancy
Registration Drive Obstruction Charged in Butler County
Democratic registration chief Donald Darker accuses Butler County Republican board members of deliberately obstructing the drive and restricting sites in Democratic areas. Republicans defend gains and oppose extending sites to Middletown, Oxford, and Hamilton factories. A new site opened at Rink's Department Store from 1 to 9 p.m.
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Butler County Board of Elections
Donald Darker
Butler County
Ted Heydinger
Middletown
Oxford
Hamilton
Darker
Miami University
Fairfield
Union Township
Republican Board
Rink
Roosevelt Blvd
McKenzie Re-Elected AEIF President in Landmark Vote
Ralph McKenzie won a third term as Armco Employees Independent Federation president. Carol Gaw became the first woman elected to the executive board, defeating Donald Linkous for secretary treasurer. Voter turnout reached 4808 across 15 Armco Steel plants as McKenzie vows to revitalize the union.
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Ralph McKenzie
Armco Employes Independent Federation
AEIF
Carol Gaw
McKenzie
Carmel Mathis
Mathis
Gaw
Bexley Drive
Donald M. Linkous
Britton Lane
Monroe
Lytle Road
Springboro
Armco Steel Corp
Germantown Road
Armco
East Works
William McNabb
Russell Jackson
Marcus Palmer
Holly Lawson
Columbus Day Office Closures Announced Statewide
State offices and many local offices will be closed Monday for Columbus Day. Post offices close with no door to door service. mail pickup shifts to street boxes and 7 to 9 am post office box hours. Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and several agencies close. some city offices and schools remain open.
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
Firemen warn residents against leaf burning in Middletown
Middletown residents were warned not to burn leaves as Ordinance No. 3004 bans burning and requires disposal in bags. State law also prohibits leaf burning, and officials urge using the city leaf hauling program when it starts. Street officials expect to announce a schedule soon, with household waste burning allowed for small households before 7 PM.
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Middletown
Robert
Curlis
Carl E. Dennin
Truck Hits Parked Car on Tytus Avenue Evening
Police report a truck driven by Nathan Trent 61 struck a parked car at 1733 Tytus Ave. The truck rear portion demolished. damage to the parked car estimated at 200 dollars and total vehicle damage about 500 dollars. Trent sustained a cut lip.
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Tytus Ave
Nathan Trent
Summerville
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Paul Strain
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James Riley
James Brown
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Millikin Rd
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