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Newspaper
The Rittman Press
Location
Rittman, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1963
Page
4
A principal argues that high school diplomas open doors in automation driven work, noting employers value attitude and learning drive over grades. He warns that stiff requirements and auto culture tempt seniors to quit, urging students to persist for future earnings and happiness through education.
Senator Stephen Young of Ohio defends a 12 percent pay raise for men and women in the armed forces and endorses Area Redevelopment Administration funding to create jobs in distressed areas. He argues co existence with the Soviet Union favors peace and urges ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite opposition.
Lydia A Kirby, 82, a longtime Doylestown resident, died Saturday after a long illness. Services were held Tuesday in Doylestown. She was a member of Doylestown Methodist Church and Garden Club. Surviving are a nephew Paul T Martin of Bath and two grandnephews, two stepdaughters Mrs Earlene Turney and Mrs Elizabeth Dickey. Her husband Nobie G Kirby died in 1954. Burial was in Sycamore. Rev William Markley officiated.
Cases heard before Mayor O A Houglan include Robert Medley of Rittman charged with driving while intoxicated with a fine of 155.50 and ten days in jail. Doyle Starcher of Barberton charged with driving while intoxicated with a fine of 105.50 and three days in jail. Louis Siple of Rittman cited for speeding with a 19.50 fine.
Ted S. Rader will retire August 31 after more than 33 years with Morton Salt Company now as assistant to the plant manager. He joined in 1930 as assistant chemist, rose to chief chemist and production manager, and has been in the current role since January 1960. Born in Pensacola and educated in Greenville Tennessee, he and wife Maxine live in Wadsworth with two sons. A retirement party is planned October 12 at Barberton Brookside Country Club.
The writer recounts a tale of radar predictors bought by the Defense Department for 45 000 each, resold unused to Britain, then to Portugal with aid funds, totaling 2 524 739 60. The piece questions procurement reform and Secretary McNamara's claimed savings, noting ongoing waste and bureaucratic failures.
An advertising blurb promises quick relief from eczema insect bites and other surface rashes with ITCH-ME-NOT, claiming fast drying, antiseptic action and germ-killing effect. It urges purchase now at Stepfied’s for day or night use.
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