Counselor Eckler Guides Western Reserve Students Toward Careers
Paul Fehler profiles Western Reserve High School guidance counselor Eckler who oversees testing, scheduling, records, college and job information, and student counseling. He emphasizes student dignity, no punitive discipline, and helping each pupil discover abilities. He previously taught vocational agriculture, owns a Wakeman farm, cares for four children, and plans marine biology studies at a NSF institute.
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Juf Gladfelter
Paul Fehler
Western Reserve High School
Eckler
Colege
Milan
Berlin Heights
Western Reserve
Ohio State University
Route 18
Wakeman
Frank
Virginia
Diane
Purdue
Kathryn
Court
Ohio State
Compromise Surfaces Over Vets Hospitals Closures
Washington report says a partial saving plan for 14 veterans hospitals and old soldiers homes slated to shut July 1 is under discussion. President Johnson indicated doubt about the closures after reviewing six weeks of hearings and visiting each facility. He urged that no injustice be done while noting those who studied the details felt the decision was justified.
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Washington
UPI
Veterans
Johnson
Capitol Hill
House Veterans Administration
William J. Driver
King Victorious But Quiet In Ohio Senate Fight
UPI reports Senate minority leader Frank W. King of Toledo secured a major victory when Gov. James A. Rhodes agreed to seek the resignations of five controversial appointees the Senate had rejected last month. Rhodes backed down and asked for resignations, ending a tense clash over gubernatorial appointments as the General Assembly adjourned. Meanwhile bills passed on state symbols, code corrections, and various other measures, with unanimous votes aside from one on a land transfer.
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UPI
Senate
Frank W. King
Toledo
King
James A. Ra
Aodes
Rhodes
Toledo Democrat
House
Onio Flint
105Th General Assembly
Greene County
William Feighan
Cleveland
Fred L. Hoffman
Cincinnati
Hoffman
Race Involved In Failure Negro Banker Tells Group
Washington UPI Tenor says racial factors figured in the failure of his bank. Joseph B. Morris of the First National Bank of Marlin Texas testified before a Senate investigations subcommittee that officials urged him to conceal his ownership. The Marlin bank was closed by the federal government last year amid allegations of unsound loans. Other testimony notes Morris and Bernard Garrett ran the bank behind a front owner. Maxwell D. Taylor briefed the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Viet Nam war developments in a closed session.
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Washington
UPI
Joseph B. Morris
First National Bank of
Tion
Marlin Bank
Morris
Bernard S. Garrett
Viet Nam
U.S
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
US aims for Vietnam win with higher efficiency
President Johnson plans no dramatic moves yet but orders better use of manpower and equipment in Vietnam. Taylor reports to Congress. U.S. will send more war material and economic aid as policy reviews continue. Rusk considers a neutralist appeal while insisting on clear communist aggression before talks.
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UPI
Johnson
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
National Security Council
U.S
Taylor
White House
House
Armed Services and Foreign Affairs
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services
Saigon
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
United States
South Viet Nam
Rusk
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