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Newspaper
Sarasota News
Location
Sarasota, Florida, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1961
Page
14
A 1950 Detroit junior in John Anderson joins Junior Achievement to become a top teenage salesman and later an assistant sales manager at a major steel firm. The program lets teens run miniature companies with adult advisers, learning finance, production, and marketing, seen as a laboratory for free enterprise.
Seven Sarasota and area college students have or will graduate from their colleges. Cadet Commander Patterson H. Robertson of Sarasota graduates from Admiral Farragut Academy in St. Petersburg and plans business administration study at Washington and Lee University next year. He earned ribbons for achievement, held multiple presidencies, led sports and earned a top athlete award and the battalion commander Sabre. Ronald Gene Rigoni of Sarasota graduates from the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Phoenix with Latin American studies and a business management degree, after a BS from UIUC in 1956. W I Scher Jr. of Sarasota earns an MD from the University of Virginia. Bradenton residents Charles E. Malard and Arthur L. Matthews receive AB degrees from Stetson University. Oscar H. L. Bing of Sarasota is among University of Maryland candidates for an MD. Mary Harriet Hedrick of Sarasota is a candidate for an MD at the Women’s Medical College of Pennsylvania, with internship at Bryn Mawr Hospital.
In Camden County, Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York urged that New Jersey’s gubernatorial election next November will shape the Republican Party’s 1952 fortunes. He campaigned for James P. Mitchell, former labor secretary and GOP nominee, his first outing outside New York since last November’s presidential race.
A Florida State University senior, Fred Schmehl, was hired as an intern in the office of the state attorney Frank Schaub in Braden ton, learning the prosecutor's task under John Hassen. He plans to study law at George Washington University and pursue a career in law enforcement or prosecution. In Tokyo a former mail clerk Koji Nishida, 23, was accused by police of stealing money from the mail and depositing it into postal savings.
The Temple Emanu-El religious school board announces the Minnie Eisenstein Library to honor retiring director Mrs Ben Eisenstein. Eisenstein led five years of recruiting and the school counts 72 registrations at the last closing session. She will chair the advisory board and remain active in welfare groups and civic roles in Sarasota Manatee. Ground-breaking commenced for the Mal and William Cowen Religious School adjoining the temple, aimed for completion by September 1.
In Seoul the new South Korean military rulers met U S representatives who opposed the coup three weeks ago. The 32 man junta attended memorial services at the national military cemetery for Korean War casualties. U S Charge d Affaires Marshall Green and Gen. Carter B. Magruder viewed the ceremony and shook hands with junta leaders Lt. Gen. Chang Do Young and Maj. Gen. Pak Chung Hi.
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