Middletown High Twelve honors MHS art instructor
Miss Dorothy E. Wilson of 1204 Yankee Road received the Middletown High Twelve Club certificate of recognition at a luncheon in the Commercial Building. The long-time art teacher, a Middletown High and Ohio University graduate, has taught since 1934 and mentored students who earned high art contest placements and became artists and teachers.
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Dorothy E. Wilson
Yankee Road
Middletown High School
Middletown High Twelve Club
St. Main
Chauncey Wilson
Middletown High
Ohio University
MHS
Ohio
Miss Wilson
Larry Schnecker
Harold Leichty
Texas Lass Has Arm Of A Champion
Mary Stone of Pittsburgh Texas won the first national rolling pin throwing contest at the Allegheny County Fair in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania with a 105 feet 6 inch throw. The 19 year old expressed disappointment at her performance.
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Pittsburgh, Pa
Texas
Mary Stone
Pittsburgh
Tex
Allegheny County Fair
Miss Stone
Demo Leader Hospitalized For Heart
Washington AP reports Democratic Leader Carl Albert was hospitalized at Bethesda Medical Center after a minor coronary occlusion without complications. The 58 year old Oklahoma congressman was taken to the hospital for treatment and observation.
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Washington
House
Carl] Albert
Bethesda Medical Center
Oklahoma
Nelson urges bigger patrol and belt laws in Ohio
Ohio officials study ways to cut traffic deaths after a Labor Day weekend toll of 39. Nelson proposes mandatory seat belts, drunken driving chemical tests, unmarked cars, larger patrol with higher pay, and better vehicle engineering. He backs interim committee review ahead of 1967 General Assembly. Reams criticizes Rhodes administration for underfunded patrol and safety slogans.
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Columbus
Ohio
Warren C. Nelson
Nelson
General Assembly
Illinois
Frazier Reams Jr
James A. Rhodes
Highway Patrol
Ream
National Safety Council
Toledo
Turnpike Safety Record Hit By Weekend Crash
Ohio Turnpike Commission officials described a Saturday wreck on the toll road that killed nine as the worst in the turnpike’s history. The incident was attributed to speed, rain and a curve. In contrast, August finances rose to 4.2 million dollars, marking a record month.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Turnpike
Turnpike Commission
Commission
Russell Deetz
James W. Shockness
Schools Open Amid Serious Teacher Shortage in Ohio
Ohio schools opened with more than two million students while officials warn of a serious teacher shortage. Enrollment rose to about 1,315,248, with increases from kindergarten through high school. The State Teachers Retirement System notes a 2 percent rise in retirements, and Dr Wayne Carle cites 1500 to 2000 unfilled vacancies mid August. A special certification office has approved about 250 new teachers in eight days.
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Columbus
Ohio
L. D. Shuter
Sepinow
Wayne Carle
Carle
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