Mental Health Top One Teacher Sessions Here And Cincinnati
Eight features include a Friday meeting for Middle town teachers in Cincinnati for the Southwestern Ohio Teachers Association event. About 205 will attend in Cincinnati, 431 stay here for programs. A 70 attendee session at Central School features Dr. Ralph Purdy on moral and spiritual values. A mental health clinic at Oneida School with Dr. Mahmud Faruki, Dr. Martin Rush, and Rabbi Gordon involves 90 teachers. Workshops cover education, language arts, and music. The Middletown curriculum council, chaired by Miss Mary Dillon, sets moral and spiritual aims and improves citizenship programs.
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Southwestern Ohio Teachers’ Association
Cincinnati
Middletown
Central School
Ralph Purdy
Miami University
Lillian Combie
Ohio Council of Churches
Columbus
Mollie Stahley
Springfield
Oneida
Mahmud Faruki
Dayton State Hospital
Martin Rush
William Gordon
Temple Beth Sholom
Phila Humphreys
State Department of Education
Wildwood School
John Ostrom
Wittenberg University
Manchester
Wittenberg
Lyman Peck
Miami
McKinley Junior High
Dean Hummel
Ohio University
Creekview School
Taft School
Ann McDonough
American Crayon Co
Imogene Hilyard
Bexley
Ohio
Lois Gray
Maple Park School
Middletown Schools
State Department Official to Speak at Western College
Richard N. Gardner deputy assistant secretary of state for international organization affairs will address Western College For Women on The United Nations Asset of Liability The talk covers U N policy international organization and disarmament issues Gardner received the 1963 Fleming Award and is noted author former AP and UPI correspondent Gardner is Harvard Yale Oxford educated Rhodes Scholar with degrees in economics law and PhD in 1954 He will also speak in Cincinnati with the Cincinnati Council on World Affairs
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Oxford
Richard N. Gardner
International Organization
Western College For Women
United Nations
Gardner
Department of State
U. S
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Council On World Affairs
International Organization of Foreign Policy
Arthur S. Flemming
U.N
Flemming
Harvard University
Yale Law School
Yale Law Journal
Oxford University
Today In History Oct 18 1964 Highlights Across Years
On this date 1812 the American warship Wasp captured the British brig Frolic in the Atlantic. In 1859 Marines under Col. Robert E Lee stormed Harper's Ferry capturing John Brown and raiders. In 1901 Roosevelt hosted Booker T Washington at the White House. In 1921 Senate ratified peace with Germany, ending WWI. In 1950 a hurricane hit Miami. Ten years ago French enclaves joined India. Five years ago Lopez Mateos visited Johnson City Texas. One year ago NASA named 14 more astronauts, bringing total to 30.
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Associated Press
Wasp
Atlantic
Col
Robert E. Lee
Harper's Ferry
West Virginia
John Brown
Theodore Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
White House
Washington
Senate
Germany
Miami
Fla
India
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Johnson City
Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Space Administration
Belgian Village Opens At World’s Fair After Delays
New York AP reports the Belgian village at the World’s Fair was completed just as Sun day winter closing approached. Owner Robert Straile said it’s finished but “in the hole” at about 2 million, hoping to recoup next summer during a six month run. The exhibit cost rose from 2.2 million to 4.4 million, financed by loans from friends and the fair corporation after a lengthy partial opening.
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New York
Robert Straile
Fay
Straile
Friends
the Fair Corporation
India and Japan alarmed by China atomic test in 1964
The article notes India and Japan reacting to China’s first nuclear detonation. India’s Prime Minister Lal Bahadur Shastri warns the Peking bomb risks peace while China’s neighbors fear a shifting balance of power. The United States cautions the impact on global equilibrium remains limited for now.
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Tokyo
Borg
India
China
Lal Bahadur ‘Shastri
Red China
New Delhi
Peking
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Middletown Area
Parents’ League
State Department
Western
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United Press
Richard Gardner
Martin Senour
Japan
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