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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1961
Page
2
Ohio sales of Series E and H United States Savings Bonds in September reached 21.4 million dollars. The past month shows a drop of 1.8 million from the same period last year. Area Manager Kuper Hood Jr. cites factory work stoppages as the cause. Butler County sales totaled 302,383 dollars versus 263,390 the previous September.
Washington AP report says Attorney General Robert F Kennedy, who quit his Washington men's club with racial limits, will help direct a new Federal Club organized by Charles Bartlett. Kennedy cannot support the old club policy barring Negroes, and the new club is described as nonsegregated. Kennedy’s brother in law Stephen Smith is named as a director of the venture.
A Somerset man George Price aged 75 and World War I veteran was struck and killed by a car on West Fork Road in Cincinnati while en route to a welfare shelter. Investigators filed no charges in the incident.
Dr Leslie Nason argues about teacher tenure weighing its protection of good teachers against shielding poor ones. He compares tenure to courtship and marriage, notes stability for families and continuity with students, but warns of entrenched poor teachers and the difficulty of firing for inefficiency or immorality. He urges ongoing study and town evaluations.
On Oshima Island near Japan water is scarce and milk is plentiful prompting hotels to offer guests milk baths as a local novelty.
INDIANAPOLIS AP Elmer E. Rigby 82 gave up a funeral to keep a month ly welfare check of 52.50 Arrested for drunken ness he had 3927 in his possession He said he received 1000 from an uncle years ago but saved the rest from welfare allotment and was helping it pay for his funeral State law allows welfare beneficiaries no more than 350 in savings Rigby turned over 3577 to welfare authorities and said he would rather keep receiving monthly checks He also gets 53 a month from Social Security Judge Noble L Pearcy withheld judgment on the drunkenness charges.
JOSEPH H. AYERS was reelected president and Charles R. Hook honorary president of the Mound Builders Area Boy Scout Council. Other officers include G.D. Granter Walter Sooy Schenck Simpson as vice presidents Fred L. Dumford treasurer and Tom C. Venable executive director. Charles S. Pigman noted a paper drive collected between 50 000 and 75 000 pounds to aid city paper malls amid defense shortages.
San Antonio district attorney orders removal of Henry Miller's Tropic of Cancer from local dealers citing state anti obscenity law. Assistant DA Jack Leon says excerpts would be hard to read to a male jury.
TV star and Nutri-Bio vice president Bob Cummings today announced the Middletown Nutri-Bio office and salesroom at 1209 Manchester Avenue. He invites families to visit or call for a representative and view a sound color film titled Give Yourself A Break narrated by Bob with commentary by his wife Mary, Nutri-Bio Home Economics director.
A promotional piece advocates daily sun air water sleep and exercise but focuses on nutrition. It stresses vitamins and minerals daily intake, critiques modern diets, urges balanced meals, and markets Nutri-Bio complete vitamin and mineral supplements as an affordable way to meet minimum daily requirements. It highlights FDA established nutrient needs and claims Nutri-Bio provides natural ingredients and value.
The Nutri-Bio Corporation champions person to person selling to share the full nutrition message. Distributors visit households with literature and a color film, offering no obligation and regular delivery, plus TV spots featuring Mary and Bob at 11 30 AM from 1209 Manchester at Clinton GA 3 644]
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