Public school costs exceed eighteen billion this year
Washington report from UPI shows public school costs estimated at over 18 billion for operating expenses construction and debt interest. National Education Association notes a 7 percent rise from last year with average annual increases around 9.5 percent nationwide. Local revenues supply most funds with states contributing about 40 percent and the federal government nearly 4 percent.
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Washington
UPI
Sputnik I
Railroad adopts whistle watch time for R R
San Francisco UPI reports the Southern Pacific Railroad marks 107 years of watch switches and introduces whistle watch timing. Conductors engineers and operating personnel formerly used bulky pocket watches since the line began have been authorized to switch to whist watch time.
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San Francisco
UPI
Southern Pacific Railroad
Santa's 1962 rocket to deliver toys across the nation
Cleveland's George Worthington Co presents a 1962 Christmas toy catalog led by Henry Steel, featuring a 1,300-item rocket display with battery powered action toys, space themed sets, and dolls. Prices span from four to sixty dollars, with items like a helicopter, skydiver jet plane, atomic submarine, Tammy doll, and Bugs Bunny talking toy highlighted for holiday gift lists.
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Cleveland
Ohio
UPD
George Worthington Co
Henry Steel
Worthington Company
Steck
Santa
Cnidron
Santa Claus
North Pole
Worthington Co
Junior
Gaylord
Tammy
Bugs Bunny
Doc
Mental hospital admissions and patient counts cited
More than 300000 people are patients in United States mental hospitals and admissions run to 200000 yearly.
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United States
By 1971 Most Schools Will Have TV Across Education
Stanford based Institute for Communications Research predicts by 1971 every major school, college and university will have at least one closed circuit television system mainly for demonstration and lab use. Elementary and secondary schools may spend about a third of class time in front of sets while colleges show roughly 3 percent. Large TV taught classes will be balanced by small discussion groups for questions and debate.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Institute For Communications Research
Stanford University
Wrong time is right time clocks abroad a homey global gaze
A New York watchmaker installed a bank of clocks at the Overseas Press Club that show the correct local times of major cities worldwide. The set is designed to help foreign correspondents feel at home no matter where they are.
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New York
UPI
Bulova
Overseas Press Club
Divers Sales Rise in 1961 Underwater Equipment
New York reports by UPI indicate underwater swimming and diving equipment sales topped $0 million in 1961 per Sports Age.
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New York
UPI
Sports Age Reports
Kiwanis to hear trustee at Ohio Kiwanis convention
The Kiwanis Club of Elyria will send Foster Ellett Louis Kolopus and William Kilfoyle as delegates to the 1962 Ohio District Kiwanis Convention at the Pick-Carter Hotel Cleveland. Alternates are Roy West James C Brown Jr and Paul Archer. Dr R Glenn Reed Jr trustee Kiwanis International and Marietta Ga will be featured speaker. He has 14 years Kiwanis service and holds multiple dental health and civic posts. He was named Young Man Of The Year in Cobb County Ga in 1960. He is a World War II and Korean War naval veteran.
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Kiwanis Club
Elyria
Ohio
Kiwanis International
Pick- Carter
Cleveland
Foster Ellett
Louis Kolopus
William Kilfoyle
Roy West
James C. Brown Jr
Paul Archer
R. Glenn Reed Jr
Marietta
Dentust
Kiwanis
Reed
Cobb
County
State of
Georgia
WSCS Assembly Report At La Grange Methodist Church
At the LaGrange Methodist Church a dessert luncheon for the Martha Fasher Ruth and Elizabeth Circles followed a WSCS Sixth Assembly report from Atlantic City May. Mrs Alfred Underwood assisted by Mrs Frank Brest presented slides. Plans were made for the Turkey Dinner and Bazaar on Election Day.
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Paul Sage
Coontz
Elyria Methodist Church
Gladys Dawson
Open forum speaker Mary Reed Newland at St Mary’s
Mrs. Mary Reed Newland, author and television personality, will speak on The Christian Family in Today's World at an open meeting sponsored by the Altar Rosary Society and Parent Teacher Unit of St. Mary Church on Oct 5. She hosts a televised Children’s Story Hour in Springfield, Mass, illustrates How God Made You, and holds an honorary Doctor of Letters from St. Mary’s College Notre Dame.
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AVON
Mary Reed Newland
Altar Rosary Society
Parent Teacher Unit
St. Mary Church
Navy Reserve seeks recruiters for short active-duty tours
Navy Reserve seeks recruiters for short tours of full-time active duty in recruiting. Available at the Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center, 1840 Cleveland Blvd., Lorain. Commander E R Woodard Jr said the duty may last one to six months. Eligibility requires character fitness and Selected Reserve membership.
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U.S. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve Training Center
Cleveland Blvd
Lorain
E. R. Woodard Jr
Cmdr
Woodard
Eastern Star election scheduled tonight
Wakeman Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star plans officer elections at its regular meeting tonight in Clarkfield. Guests from Fremont Chapter attend Friendship Night. The prior meeting featured Janis Salisbury of Monroeville as deputy grand matron and a program with a Hillbilly Band and a mock wedding.
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Clarksfield
Wakeman
Order of Eastern Star
Fremont
Willard
Janis Salisbury
Monroeville
District 5
Huron
Hillbilly
Dean Ortner
Sharon Carnal
Know Your State Candidates Night in Norwalk
A public event titled Know Your State District and County Candidates will occur October 8 at 7 30 p m in the Norwalk High School Auditorium. Sponsored by the Firelands Business and Professional Women's Club legislation committee with civic participation and hospitality teams coordinating. Some 25 candidates or their representatives have replied they will attend.
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New London
Norwalk High School
Firelands Business and Professional Women's Club
Nornvalk
Formation of Jaycee unit considered
NEW LONDON An open meeting set for Thursday at 8 00 p m at Cooke's Bowling Alley to discuss forming a local Junior Chamber of Commerce. Sandusky Jaycees sponsor with President Don Buhhanan conducting. officers and members will explain requirements and civic activities. A Jaycee film and Q A follow. Open to young men 21 to 35. information from Dan Bauer or Herbert Anderson. Harold LeFever will provide transport if needed.
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New London
Cooke’s Bowling Alley
Chamber of Commerce
Sandusky Jaycees
Sandusky
Don Buhhanan
Dan Bauer
Herbert Anderson
Harold LeFever
Vermilion on the Lake Halloween Dance Set
Vermilion on the Lake Lot Owners Association plans a Halloween Dance at the Clubhouse on October 13 starting at 10 pm. The Four Sons perform live, with both round and square dancing led by caller Jerry Super. Tickets via committee members listed.
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Four Sons
Jerry Super
Walter Stmcek
John Klotz
Earl Beiner
John Yaccobozzi
Ruth Henry
William Olson
Bertram Barnett
WL. Douglass
Margaret Jantz
Robert Harvey
Kenneth Bender
Matters
Zigmond Muha
Band Instrument Exhibit Shown at New London Auditorium
Band instruments were on display at the New London Auditorium on Wednesday evening. Parents and children attended the exhibit as part of a meeting inviting them to join new instrumental classes. Music tests were given to fifth and sixth graders, with standout results noted by the director. The rental plan to obtain an instrument to further assess a child’s ability was explained in detail.
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New London
New London Auditorium
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