Middletown enrollments rise in first full week of classes
Total public school enrollment in Middletown grew by 353 in the first full week, reaching 13,755. Breakdown shows 7,900 elementary, 2,766 junior high, and 2,736 in senior highs with Lemon Monroe and Middletown High gains of 67 and 71 respectively.
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Middletown Public Schools
Howard Cromwell
Board of Education
Lemon-Monroe
Middletown
Amanda
Manchester
McKinley
Roosevelt
Probation For Youths Revoked In Butler County Court
Two juveniles faced revocation yesterday before Judge David Black in Butler County Domestic Relations Court. Harold Sibert, 14, of Middletown, was committed to permanent care and custody of the Youth Commission. Charles Needham, 17, of West Chester, previously on probation for delinquency, was sent to Mansfield Reformatory.
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David Black
Butler County Domestic Relations
Youth Commission
Mansfield Reformatory
Harold Sibert
Ae Ave
Middletown
Sundh Gally
Betahi
Montgomery Ward
Charles Needham
Station Road
West Chester
American Legion Post
Mansfield
Watchdog-errand boy Tuffy joins Sealab 2 team
Tuffy a 7 foot 270 pound porpoise begins duties for aquanauts living 205 feet down in Sealab 2. He is trained for simulated rescues and surface deliveries and can make a 45 second round trip. His first team returned from 15 days underwater after a long decompression.
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Sealab
Tuffy
Kenneth J. Conda
Phoenix
Mich
Tte Mammal
Conda
Biloxi
Miss
Point Mugu
Police Briefs Reported Fire and Thefts In City
Police said a fire at 1830 Yankee Road caused $50 damage due to a carburetor back fire. Lucy Davis of 1102 Yankee Road reported a burglary at 9:35 p.m. theft of a purse with $1.50 and several charge plates. A rock damaged a car windshield driven by Eloise Nord of 1506 Jacoby Ave in the 1600 block of Minnesota Street. damage $125. no injuries reported.
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Yankee Road
Lucy Davis
Eloise Nord
Jacoby Ave
Minnesota Street
Boots fall apart as 101st troops face Viet Nam jungle
American infantrymen in the 101st Airborne report boots with gaping holes in the uppers and soles that detach during jungle combat. Brig Gen Norton said airlifted jungle boots are arriving slowly to replace worn gear, with some soldiers using tennis shoes in action until replacements arrive.
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Saigon
101St Airborne Division
John Norton
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
101St
Norton
Gen. Norton
Global lightning flashes estimated at one hundred each second
Scientists estimate the Earth experiences about a hundred lightning flashes per second across all regions. This global figure reflects a dynamic and widespread atmospheric phenomenon with storms contributing most activity.
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Earth
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State Board of Education
Columbus
State
Langston Thomas
Paris
Betty Turner
Raymond S. Davidson
Lincoln School
Ruby Fugate
Oneida
Linda L. McClincy
McKinley Junior High
D. W. Snider & Son
Harry Norris
Miller Ins
Dick Monroe
Aquanauts
By Ron Roach
Cmdr
M. Scott Carpenter
Balboa Navy Hospital
San Diego
Girard Ave
Bartel
J-J
Finance O.K
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South Main St
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