Oberlin considers work-study plan for slow learners
In Oberlin a 16 student class of slow learners, all 17 or older, seeks a program beyond junior high to aid placement. Officials in Christ Episcopal Church noted local efforts and urged state funds as Parma district leaders described job training and community backing for slow learners.
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Robert W. Dun
Alfred Goerlich
Christ Episcopal Church
Ohio
Citizens Committee
Eric
Nord
Cross
Thomas Stev
Parma’ Ans
Jack Cross
Ohio Department of Educal
Stevens
Lin
State Department of Education
State Highway bids total 2.7 million on 58 projects
The State Highway Department reported bids totaling 2,735,284 on 58 projects, $475,066 under the estimated 3,210,350. Bids from Ashland to Wayne counties include resurfacing and surface treatment along U S 42, Rt. 603, Rt. 604, Rt. 162, Rt. 539, and other routes with various contractors such as Mansfield Asphalt Paving Corp and Lytle Construction Inc. Estimates and bids are noted for each project.
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State Highway Department
Astiland and
Richland
Mansfield Asphalt Paying Corp
Ashland
Huron
Lorain
Medina
Wayne
Lytle, Construction Inc
Wooster
Nun honored by British Empire dies in Scranton
Imer Ellen Mulligan of Sister Mary Margaret 68 was honored with honorary membership in the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire for establishing a hospital in Georgetown British Guiana. She died of cancer in Scranton and was buried in St. Gabriel's Cemetery. Queen Elizabeth II ordered the gun for her retirement months earlier.
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UPI
Imer Ellen Mulligan
Mary Margaret
Jeanesville
Scranton
Tuesa Hospital
Georgetown
Brittany
St. Gabriel's Cemetery
Guiana
Queen Elizabeth II
Johnson urges all Americans to register and vote
President Johnson urged all eligible Americans to register and vote in November, calling it a civic duty. He spoke at a White House meeting with Mexicos Davis Cup team members and noted the duty of democracy at home while stressing voting as essential.
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UPI
Johnson
Chestnut
Hilt
Mass
Rafael Osuna
White House
Tonic Palafox
Virico
Dow
Longwood
Cricket Club
Nursing graduate and Otterbein students named
Miss Sandra M. Weaver, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Weaver, 1512 North Ridge Road Amherst, and the late Clarence Weaver, graduated from St Vincent Hospital School of Nursing Toledo and plans to join St Vincent Hospital. Three Elyria residents become Otterbein freshmen next Sept 17: Karen Fischer, Carole Ann Kurtz, and Thomas Crisp Bower. Wandah E. Walters of 289 Towle Street graduated from Stetson University DeLand in American studies. commencement Friday.
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Sandra M. Weaver
Clarence Weaver
North Ridge Rd
Amherst
St. Vincent Hospital School of Nursing
Toledo
Elyria
Otterbein College
Westerville
Karen Gayle Fischler
Wiliam M. Fischer
Weller Rd
Carole Ann Kurtz
Daugh
Ter
Edward,Kurtz
Eastern Heights Blvd
Thomas Crisp Bower
Thomas Bowen
Columbus St
Wandah E. Walters
Tlowe St
Stetson University of
Bungert Wins West German Tennis Championship Title
Wilhelm Bungert, a Wimbledon semifinalist, defeated Christian Kuhnke in the West German international championships final, winning in four sets. The victory reinforces Bungert's standing in West German tennis as Kuhnke pushed the strongly contested match throughout.
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Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
Christian Kuhnke
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