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Newspaper
The Spectator
Location
Joliet, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1965
Page
6
Local Air Force recruiters urge experienced mechanics for the aerospace force. T/Sgt. Herbert L. Spencer says skilled workers in repair, guided missiles, radio, radar and communications are in immediate demand with no waiting list. Contact at Post Office building or 723-0311.
Cadet Robert W. Bristol of The Citadel in Charleston is among 600 college students selected for the first two year ROTC scholarships offered by the Army. The award covers tuition books and fees plus a $50 monthly allowance during the program. Bristol has completed two years of ROTC training and will begin his junior year this fall.
Arthur S Johnson of Joliet Council No 382 to represent Illinois State Council at the Joliet District meeting August 2 at the Woodruff Hotel. Districts 27 through 31 will discuss plans for the year after a state gathering in Springfield. Sugar Dumpling the 20 inch horse will appear at the Illinois State Fair August 13 to 22 with a $1000 challenge to disprove its claim.
End Morris campaign events conclude Tuesday. Sunglasses advice discusses eye protection and proper use. Illinois Society for the Prevention of Blindness emphasizes careful choice and discretion in wearing sunglasses.
Gov. Otto Kerner signed a House bill that treats teachers in loco parentis for pupil discipline. The measure, supported by teachers, administrators, and parents, aims to defend teachers against harassment suits while prohibiting child beating beyond existing law.
Army Pfe Horst Klemm son of Mr and Mrs Karl Klemm 1417 Ada St has been assigned to the 4th Armored Division in Germany The 27 year old medical aidman is a graduate of JTHS in 1957
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