Ed Letter Critiques National Guilt After Kennedy Assassination
A reader argues the nation bears blame for Robert Kennedy's murder and other historic assassinations. He blames societal complacency, prejudice, and televised violence, urging politicians in Columbus and Washington to enforce all laws and confront hate groups.
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Robert Kennedy
Bobby Kennedy
Jack Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Medger Evers
Leroy Gerber
Columbus
Washington
American Rifle Association
AMA
CIO
The
American
COF
DAR
ADA
NAACP
State Judging Winners Certified for Vo-Ag Contests
James E. Dugan certified the winners of the 48th State Judging contests in Vo-Ag held May 18 at Ohio State University in Columbus. River View high school led with multiple top finishes among 663 Ohio competitors, including 1st in Agronomy and wool judging, 3rd in meat judging, and 8th in Milk. Elgin and Mohawk schools followed, while Ernie Shoup, Fred Myers, and Roger Nussbaum placed in livestock judging among 225 teams. Fred Myers was the 7th high individual.
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James E. Dugan
Columbus
Ohio State University
River View High School
Coshocton County
Elgin School of Marion Co
Danforth Award Highlights Senior Assembly At High School
Michael Thomas and Don na Roach received the Danforth Award at the senior assembly. Thomas holds a four point average and is in the National Honor Society, ranking eighth in a Kent State Division II social studies test. Other honors include Teacher of the Year, Harold Pit pin, roses for retiring teacher Mrs Bowman, presented by class president Gordon Ober. The class donated 150 dollars to an outdoor basketball boat ins Siddtina project. Vernon Steiner and Bennett Charlton earned multiple honors, with Steiner maintaining a four point average and Charlton placing high in book keeping and district tests. Kenneth Nussbaum also earned top marks in chemistry and French II. The Friendly Neighbors framemakers club will meet June 20 at 10:30 A.M. at the Presbyterian church before a dinner in Berlin honoring Kathryn Blethyn and Mrs Verda Lotz.
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Michael Thomas
Donna Roach
Danforth
Michael
Harold Pit
Future Teacher Club
Bowman
Gordon Ober
Bennett Charlton
Kent
Kenneth Nussbaum
Friendly Neighbors Framemakers Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Berlin
Kathryn Blethyn
Verda Lotz
Sewer board push for higher sewer rates at Monday council
At Monday's council meeting the sewer department presented mounting financial problems and requested a 50 cent across the board rate increase, potentially reaching 1.00. Engineer Raike suggested a 1.50 hike with meters for all businesses, while the board favored uniform rates and immediate billing at 140 percent under an ordinance. The council planned to draft an ordinance to raise the sewer rate and review billing irregularities dating to 1964 that allowed illegal high charges to large water users.
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Council
Raike
Zimmerer
Sewer Dept
George Berg
Spark Board
Dalton community service schedule at Presbyterian church
Sunday services are at 8:30 and 10:30 led by Rev. Harry Klee at the Presbyterian church. The Methodist senior choir provides music at Shady Lawn rest home, with departure at 9:15 a.m. Freshmen are invited to join. Bible school runs weekdays 9 to 11 for children pre-kindergarten to sixth grade, with classes at both churches. A 50 cent donation per child is requested. For info call Mrs William Farriss. Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. The Dalton FHA concluded its year with a Massillon banquet where awards were given, Donna Roach named Girl of the Year, with chapter mothers honored.
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Methodist Church
Presbyterian
William Farriss
Dalton High to Launch Speech and Drama Club
Dalton High new student club forms under Beth Sommer with officers led by president Alice Martin and vice president Ann Streb. Members include Linda Phillips Cheryl Hunter Hank Rosser and Steve Yoder. The group plans to explore speech fields, enter contests, perform skits at assemblies and assist stage crews. First meeting set for September.
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Dalton High
John Jogan
John Woodruff
Ann Streb
Beth Somm
Beth Sommer
Alice Martin
Kathy Roach
la Vonne Ober
Karen Forrer
Linda Phillips
Carol Hunter
Cheryl Hunter
Ann Romey
Karen Lehman
Joanne Kirk
Linda Miaiz
Crary Wilson
Ian Flath
Todd Sommers
Lester Wenger
Rol Fitzwater
Eddie Endsley
Hank Rosser
Steve Yoder
Mike Edgerton
John Jogen
Clu
Engagement Notice and Local Event Announcements
Engaged Mrs John Deetz announces the engagement of her daughter Toni Jane to Joseph Jones of Orrville. Dalton High School graduate Lintern 1968. East Greenville Open Air chapel presents It Hear A New Song a film for thought shown Saturday June 15 and Sunday June 16 admission unspecified. Slabaughs will sing. Proceeds to meet expenses with a note from Jack Wirth 18 now post address ARIST 41425 44th MAC E RESQIY P. O. Box 2319 San Francisco CA 96288.
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John Deetz
North Mill, Dalton
Toni Jane
Joseph Jones
Allen Jones
Orrville
East Greenville
Slabaugh
Jack Wirth
Ion
Thailand
John “W.“Wirth
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E Resqiy
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Orville Products
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