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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1964
Page
6
Dr. Mark S. Blumberg told OSNA delegates that general duty nurses are losing ground to specialization. He cited technicians taking over physician tasks and cited heart monitor and artificial kidney equipment as examples requiring advanced training.
Ninety boys and 76 girls were born at Middletown Hospital in September to parents from 14 area communities. Most births, 100, were to Middletown residents with Franklin contributing 34 and Trenton 8. Other communities include Carlisle 7 Lebanon 5 Springboro 3 West Alexandria 2 and several smaller shares.
In a discussion led by Dr. George W. Crane, Lois G., a 14 year old, is described as maturing rapidly and preoccupied with cosmetics and movie magazines. The article promotes a "Behavior Test for Teenagers" with merit and demerit items to measure maturity and suggests schools and parents guide teens toward education and self-control.
A note instructs readers to mail to Dr. Crane in care of the newspaper with a long stamped self addressed envelope and 20 cents to obtain one of his booklets. The item emphasizes enclosing costs to cover typing and printing.
Five members of the Ohio Pardon and Parole Commission were named to represent the state at a regional parole institute in Wooster. Gov. James A. Rhodes, Commission Chairman J Arth ur Shuman, Vice Chairman Harry T. Marshall, and members Harry C. Johnson, Joseph E. Don eghy, and Joseph R. Palmer will attend the one week meeting beginning Oct 18. The institute is run by the Youth Development Training Center and the Franklin Thomas Backup School of Law at Western Reserve University.
A discussion warns that wills rarely improve with age and may be overridden by life events. It cites cases where marriage, divorce, birth or death trigger statutory changes, plus tax law shifts and new attachments may force unwanted adjustments.
Rep. Feighan accuses Romania of a shakedown racket demanding up to 3000 dollars for exit visas. He calls for FBI review of possible extortion violations and urges U.S. protest to the United Nations, citing letters from immigration officials about payments made.
Marvin Landrum a 55 year old assistant foreman died after being crushed by a conveyor belt at Cincinnati asphalt plant. The accident occurred Tuesday, authorities said.
The article urges periodic review of wills, suggesting annual or biennial checks. Lawyers may send reminders if a review is needed, though some fear it could appear as solicitation. Delayed changes risk never being made, according to the American Bar Association in 1964.
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