Wilmington College Hikes Tuition to 800 Dollars
Wilmington College trustees voted to raise tuition to 25 dollars per semester hour effective next September. A student taking a 32 hour year would pay 800 dollars, with total annual expenses about 1,430 dollars excluding books and personal costs.
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Wilmington College Board of Trustees
Wilmington College
Wilmington
Ohio
New Wilmington
Quaker College
Denison University
Kenyon College
Lake Erie College
Oberlin College
Western College For Women
Hiram College
Cleveland Institute
Case
Antioch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Wittenberg
Western Reserve
New York Times
Festive Green Hair Lights Up Ohio Hospital Party
Miss Maxine Gillmer the Fayette County Memorial Hospital office manager in Washington Court House tinted her hair emerald green for the Christmas party. She will keep the look through the Yuletide season, saying it complements her beige suit and tree-themed earrings.
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Washington Court House
Ohio
Santa Claus
Maxine Gilmerr
Fayette County Memorial Hospital
Gilmerr
Gillmer
School Leaders Shift Emphasis to Civic Roles
Bishop Clarence G. Issenmann told Ohio State graduates that schools must supply leaders and defenders of Western civilization. He urged that teachers’ reward lies in students committing to vital concerns, warning the nation’s future depends on education shaping citizens and leaders.
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Columbus, Ohio
United States
Clarence G. Issenmann
Columbus
Roman Catholic
Ohio State University
Christmas Home Lighting Contest Judges Set for Dec 23
The Chamber of Commerce contest will judge the three best Christmas home lighting displays with prizes of 15, 10 and 5 dollars. Outlying residents may call FY 2-2737 to enter their address. An additional 5 dollars will go to the store with the most attractive window decorations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Dear Abby Joins Newspaper Staff Monday
Abigail Van Buren known as Dear Abby will join this newspaper staff Monday. Readers will see her advice column. Abby, a San Francisco wife and mother of two, shares insight from radio and TV fame and answers letters reflecting daily life and relationships.
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Abby
Abigail van Buren
Morton Phillips
San Francisco
Jeanne
Eddie
Phillips
Bashful
Inlaw
Varied Circumstances Boost U S Business Luster
NEW YORK AP Varied circumstances and events cheered the business scene this week with AT T proposing the first stock split in its history and a 10 percent dividend rise benefiting 1.625 million stockholders. Atlas missile launch boosted confidence in space and communications, while auto sales rose with Chrysler strike resolved.
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New York
Wall Street
Cape Canaveral
America Telephone & Telegraph Co
A.t.&t
Bell System
New York Stock Exchange
U. S
Russia
Atlas
Chrysler Corp
15 Minute Old New Citizen Becomes Juror
Oscar Hauer, a Hungarian immigrant seven years in the United States, was sworn in as a new citizen in Hamilton Ohio and immediately called for jury duty in the domestic relations court. He is one of 10 new citizens sworn in at Common Pleas Court.
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Hamilton
Ohio
Oscar Hauer
Hauer
Hungary
Common Pleas
Ohio State University
Notice to Churches Ministers Urged to Submit Announcements
Ministers of churches are urged to bring their announcements to this office by Tuesday. The News Journal will not publish on Christmas or New Year’s and church news must be sent in early for the next Friday editions.
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News-Journal
Wire Cutters Put Gate in State Fence at Ohio 18
Mrs. Streby cut a hole in the four foot state fence along Ohio 18 large enough for her car to pass. She drove the vehicle from the berm to her home after growing fuel oil access difficult by a contractor widening a creek into a 28 foot river. She faces potential arrest but acts to supply fuel oil for her family.
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Kent
Ohio
Martin Streby
Strebys
Space relay system tested for worldwide military communications
Washington AP reports ARPA funded Atlas satellite tests used to bypass bottlenecks in long distance links. Two compact devices store and relay voice or tape messages to ground stations near the equator, enabling high frequency transmissions and expanding capacity for military networks worldwide.
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Washington
Eisenhower
David Young
Space Technology
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
ARPA
Earth
Young
Atlas
Equator
United Staes
Defense Department
Three Children Die In Cincinnati Fire
In Cincinnati three small children Joanne Dixon age 3 Teddy Dixon age 2 and Casey Dixon age 1 died in a fourth floor apartment fire late Friday night. Their mother Beverly Dixon 19 was playing cards on the second floor when the blaze broke out. Neighbors and firemen fought flames and smoke as they evacuated residents and restrained the mother from reentering the building. Cause of the fire and damage were not immediately determined.
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Cincinnati
Joanne Dixon
Teddy
Casey
Beverly Dixon
Santa Visits Clinton County Children's Home
Wilmington Jayceettes hosted a Christmas party for youngsters at the Clinton County Children's Home. Santa, carols, gifts, stockings, a puppet show of Rumpelstiltskin, and a Nativity scene accompanied refreshments and music. David Bezona led singing. Mrs. Frank Seaman accompanied. Mrs. Yaple chaired the event.
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Clinton County Children’s Home
Wilmington Jayceeettes
Clifford Camp
David Bezona
Frank Seaman
Santa
Rosie K. Tedrick
Santa Claus
Ralph Cornelius
Robert Yaple
Childrens Home
Mexican Bar Explosion Kills Five in Mexico City
Police investigated a possible bomb blast at La Ronda bar and restaurant near the U S embassy that killed five people including three employees two musicians and injured thirteen. A fifth victim may be an American woman while a Cuban patron group was present at the scene.
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Mexico City
la Ronda
U.S
Luis Cueto
R.C.D
Charles Gendreau
Fulgencio Batista
Cuba
Fidel Castro
False Bomb Threat Penalties Imposed on Teen in New Philadelphia
A 16 year old Dover High student was placed on probation by Tuscara County Juvenile Court Judge Ralph Finley after a telephoned fake bomb threat to New Philadelphia High School. The teen must stay an extra hour in school daily for the term, may not attend school social or athletic events without a guardian, and must be home by 9 p.m. each night.
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New Philadelphia, Ohio
Dover High School
New Philadelphia High School
Tuscarawas County
Ralph Finley
Ohio Hog Prices Dip Lower in Week
Ohio hog prices fell about ten cents last week to an average of 19.00 per hundredweight. The range was 18.50 to 19.25, with Ohio farm markets reporting softer demand and market pressure across the state.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Atlas Satellite Broadcasts Ike Message From Space
Atlas satellite missions spark a presidential goodwill broadcast as ARPA weighs retry options. Eisenhower’s tape is replayed from the nose cone while scientists seek more orbit data to refine the 20 day mission. The craft circles Earth roughly every 101 minutes.
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Washington
America
Atlas
Eisenhower
Cape Canaveral
Fila
U.S
United States
Earth
Roy Johnson
Pentagon
Advanced Research Projects Agency
Johnson
Hagerty
ARPA
Globe
Christmas Story Taught In First Grade Class
Mrs. John Showmaker's first grade pupils in STAMPS Ark listened to a Christmas story and participated in a question and answer period. A student asked what makes cows give milk during the session.
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Stamps, Ark
John Showmaker
Korean Assembly clashes as guards eject bed in sitdown
Security clash erupts in the South Korean National Assembly as guards try to remove bedding from protesting lawmakers. A representative was seriously injured in a 10 minute fight during the sit down strike.
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Seoul
South Korean National Assembly
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