Young Library Patrons Display Good Behavior in Clermont County
Librarians note that most Clermont County Public Library patrons are quiet and respectful, with students actively using the Career Corner at Batavia to learn job requirements and college information. A planned week of activities features a list of scheduled sessions and readings for February with various routes and times across multiple branches.
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Newsweek Magazine
Clermont County
Batavia
Kennedy Pursuit of Extravagant Policy Questioned by Lausche
Senator Frank Lausche warned that President Kennedy surrounds himself with advisors urging a spend more tax less policy. He says the plan misleads the public, harms thrift, and risks national finances while urging Congress to rein in federal spending and restore fiscal prudence.
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Frank J. Lausche
United States
Congress
Earth
Bethel Board To Seek State Bond Approval
The Tate board of education approved a bond question to the state and voted for local school participation in the National Defense Education Act. About $2,000 in federal funds will be available for science, math, and foreign language lab equipment. Supt. J. W. Alley noted the plan at West Clermont on Monday, Feb. 11.
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Bethel
Tate Board of Education
Supt
J. W. Alley
Teenage Issues To Be Discussed At PTA Meeting
Mt. Washington McNicholas high school PTA will meet February 11 at 8 15 PM to discuss teen issues in relation to school work money cars college education and related topics. President Joseph Wahi will lead a brief business session before the discussion led by program chairman Dr Daniel J Steible.
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MT. Washington
McNicholas High School
PTA
Joseph Wahi
Whaleo
Daniel J. ‘Steible
Society to stage Pre-Lenten Dance at Amelia
Amelia residents plan a Pre-Lenten Dance at 9 p.m. Saturday February 16 in the church parish hall on Locust Lake Road. Jim Berwanger will provide the music.
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Amelia
Locust Lake Road
Jim Berwanger
Roll Call of U S Navy and Army Personnel
Roll call item lists Jerry W Hammons reporting aboard USS Hancock from Batavia California and other service members Christopher A Vande Pas completing recruit training in San Diego Marion D Morrison promoted to specialist in Germany Charles W Brothers promoted to Airman First Class at McGuire AFB and temporarily assigned to the Presidential Squadron Andrews AFB Washington D C.
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Jerry W. Hammons
USN
Charles E. Hammons
Stonelick
Batavia
Hancock
Alameda
Calif
Christopher A. van de Pas
William A. Vande Pas
Marion D. Morrison
James H. Morrison
Rt. 2
Béthel
Germany
3Rd Armored Cavalry Regiment
Morrison
Kaiserslautern
Fort Knox
Bethel-Tate High School
Bethel
Heekin Can Company
Newtown
Army
Charles W. Brothers
Earl Brothers
Mt. Holly
Institute Plans for Math Teachers of Cincinnati
The fourth annual Mathematics Institute will run June 24 to August 2 at UC under a $52 000 National Science Foundation grant. Dr H David Lipsich will direct the UC Summer School program focusing on elementary algebra geometry logic in elementary mathematics and new curricula. The Clermont County Homemakers will meet February 5 at 7 30 pm at the courthouse Batavia.
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Clermiant County
Batavia
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