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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1965
Page
3
A guide to choosing and preparing for aptitude tests like the SAT and ACT. It covers test purposes and scoring, practice options such as PSAT and SPAT, and strategies to build test-taking skills without cramming. Includes guidance on timing, test centers, score reporting, and how colleges use results.
Ohio State University officials set ground rules for Marxist author Herbert Aptheker to speak on campus. The Faculty Advisory Committee named Richardsin to chair and Graig to time a two view format, adapting a modified speakers rule approved by the board of trustees. Aptheker had been barred under the old policy, prompting student protests.
In Cincinnati the sixth circuit court of appeals dismissed an appeal by Ann Mayer and OSU students challenging the university speakers rule. The court found no grounds for further action after Ohio State trustees modified the policy granting the president power over campus speakers and requiring only faculty adviser approval for outside speakers.
A notice describes obtaining ACT materials for 50 cents per copy from CEEB at P O Box 1025 Berkeley California 94704. It directs inquiries to the American College Testing Program P O Box 168 Iowa City Iowa and mentions test entrance procedures.
Local 102 United Rubber Workers members in Youngstown Ohio vote today or strike Aeroquip Corp Rubber Division after a contract expired last Thursday. Seven employees were idle since Saturday as union actions escalated.
Ohio education leaders invoked a National Education Association panel to assess the accuracy of pro and con statements about a proposed sales tax increase. The plan would raise 116 million annually for schools, raising the state tax from 3 to 4 percent.
In Cincinnati, one woman, 53 year old Lorta Beier, died in a head-on collision in the northwest area. Her passenger Rosa Lima Tate was seriously injured, while a second driver escaped with minor injuries.
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