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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1966

Page

11

Famed Infantry Arm Joins Viet Nam Force

A U S 4th Infantry Division unit landed in South Viet Nam and was airlifted to the central highlands boosting U.S. strength to about 290,000. In air, heavy strikes against North Viet Nam continued with 105 missions flown today and nonfatal losses reported. Four American airmen held by the North Viet Namese urged an end to the fighting.

George McArthur Saigon Viet Nam Tha South Viet Nam Central Highlands U.S North Pleiku U.S. 1St Cavalry 4Th Ivy) Divison Lewis, Wash A. S. Colling Jr Utah Beach France Meuse-Argonne Guam Quang Tin Province da Nang Navy Hanoi North Viet Nam Haiphong South China Sea Do So Wendell B. Rivers Coral Sea Cmdr James Hutton Independence Raymond James Merritt Korat Thailand Maj James Young Urdon

Welfare Demands For Ohio Expand

Ohio welfare advocates press for 6 to 8 million dollars to buy winter clothing for children. OSCAW chair Marion Hall and Bernard Wohl urge action, arguing current 5 dollar subsidies are insufficient. Canary notes state cannot fund beyond current appropriations, though lists itemized costs per student suggest total needs exceed six million.

Columbus Ohio Ohio Steering Committee For Adequate Welfare State Welfare Department Robert Canary Bernard Wohl Southside Settlement House Wohl Salvation Army Canary Marion Hall Akron

Sugarcreek council eyes library move and water plans

Sugarcreek officials plan a comprehensive survey for a public library relocation and review water and sewer upgrades. A rough draft plan and maps are to be ready for the September meeting, then submitted to state health authorities and Chicago for loan approval. The council favors remodeling the mayor’s office or using existing space, while widening Main St and pursuing bids for over $1000 contracts. A part time day deputy is proposed to improve daytime coverage. Annexation talks with Shanesville proceed in special session.

Belden Ohio Mann Jim Neff State Department of Health Chicago Mann William Winters D. D. Hostetter Tom Miller Banks Fair- West Robert Huprich Richard Hostetler John Ford Sugarcreek Shanesville Robert Schrock Harvey Showers William Ray Forrest Johnny) Miller Here Virgil Keim Paul Snyder Dwight van Fossen Atty Welton Stein Fred Craige Bill Neff Dex Sedwick Bill Ray

Burns Fatal for Retired Farmer in Ashtabula

An 87 year old retired farmer, Clarence E. Church, died in Ashtabula Ohio from burns and complications after a pan of frying bacon caught fire Tuesday. He refused hospital care until Friday, according to a neighbor who lived with him.

Ashtabula, Ohio Clarence E. Church

Mechanics finish VW training cycle in Columbus

Bob Wright of Brightwood Motors completes a maintenance and repair course at the Volkswagen technical training center of Midwestern VW Corp in Columbus. He will return for advanced refresher courses, completing a 4 course cycle every two years. Ray Alton of Strasburg area represents Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co and attended the firm s middle states regional sales meeting in Columbus featuring new sales materials methods and training procedures.

Bob Wright Brightwood Motors Inc Volkswagen VW Corp Columbus Ray Alton Strasburg Columbus Mutual Life Insurance Co Middle States

Ohio Could Set Record for Traffic Deaths This Year

Ohio faces a potential record year as first-half traffic fatalities reach 1,112, the highest January to June total in state history. The previous worst year was 1937 with 2,616 deaths.

Columbus Ohio Department of Highway Safety

Rangers Rescue Girl on Mountain

Maria Kiwerska an 18 year old from Fitchburg Massachusetts was rescued after ten hours trapped 800 feet up Champagne Mountain in Acadia National Park Rangers attached ropes and hoisted her 200 feet to safety She wandered off a trail away from her companion Jack Mulcahy of Hingham Massachusetts and was exhausted but recovering.

Bar Harbor Maine Maria Kiwerska Fitchburg Mass Champagne Mountain Acadia National Park

Pakistan India discuss air traffic resumption talks

Karachi Pakistan AP reports Pakistani and Indian civil aviation authorities held talks Friday on resuming air traffic between the two countries. Communications had been cut after last September's war over Kashmir and air service has not yet resumed.

Pakistan India Karachi Kashmir

Postmaster Nominations Approved for Two Area Offices

President Johnson backed the nominations of Faye Kughler of Stone Creek and Donald Deem of Tuscarawas for two area post offices. Kughler, a 45 year county teaching veteran active in community groups, and Deem, a 37 year old with military service and a career in insurance, were previously graded through exams and now await Senate confirmation.

Senate Johnson Faye Kughler Stone Creek Donald Deem Tuscarawas Kughler Canada Deem Carl Deam New Philadelphia U. S. Army North Korea Jane Limbach Maple St Sharon Moravian Church Western — Southern Insurance Co Hicks Furniture Co Dennison

Newtown Truck Driver Burned In Fiery Blast

Francis Hogan 28 of RD 2 Newcomerstown is listed fair with burns over most of his body after a truck carrying combustibles for Great Lakes Construction Co. caught fire at the Rt. 16 36 Bypass site. Firefighters responded after a rear fire sparked an explosion like blaze. The truck was a total loss. A separate Main Street pickup fire preceded the incident. Festival planned The Band Mothers committee met to prep for the Aug. 26 West Elementary festival. Heller Club meets The Heller Co Supervisory Club convened with 12 members. next meeting Sept. 2. Army visitors Maj. Welden Mortine and family visit relatives after returning from duty in Vietnam and awaiting reassignment in Germany.

Sally Duffy Newcomerstown Francis Hogan RD 2 Coshocton Memorial Hospital Hogan Great Lakes Main St Band Mothers Planning Committee Jerry Addy W. State Sr West Elementary Heller Club Heller Co Supervisory R. (Berg) Decker H. Huff Lester Gadd

Drownings Reported Across Ohio In Separate Incidents

In Youngstown a 13 or 14 year old boy William Overman drowned at Mary Jane's Camp while swimming with his brother David 15 and another companion. David's efforts to save him failed. Louise Bush 43 drowned in the Olentangy River and was recovered the next day. In Toledo an auto stamping plant worker Glenn Miller 52 died after a crash between two gondola rail cars.

Youngstown, Ohio Youngstown William Overman Mary Jane’s New Springfield Overman David William Woodrow Wilson High ‘School Columbus, Ohio Louise Bush Olentangy Toledo, Ohio Glenn Miller Walbridge

King Felled in Renewed Chicago Race Disturbance

In Chicago Lawn area riots erupted during and after a march by 800 civil rights demonstrators demanding open housing. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr was struck by a rock and injured. police arrested 39 whites and treated many injuries as over 6,000 residents opposed the event. King vowed to return to secure housing rights.

Chicago Martin Luther King Jr King Chicago Lawn Marquette Park Mississippi Alabama Southern Christian Leadership Conference Jeet's

U S Girls Appeal For Beatles Life Campaign Heat Rises

Susan Dobbs and Theresa Harres of Hopewell Virginia urge Britons to support the Save the Beatles campaign in the United States. Their ad in the Daily Telegraph seeks help amid rising bans on Beatles records, with Lennon’s controversial quote fueling the spread of anti-Beatle sentiment to Spain and South Africa. Beatle manager Brian Epstein confirms US engagements resume. George Harrison condemns pirate radio bans as a police state, criticizing the BBC.

Raymond Palmer London United States Daily Telegraph Spain South Africa Britain Susan Dobbs Theresa Harres Hopewell John Lennon England Lennon Brian Epstein Beatles New York Epstein Chicago Scheds George Harrison BBC British Broadcasting Corporation

Gun Discharged Injures Infant in Akron Area

Reed Walters was cleaning a .23 caliber rifle when it discharged. The bullet went through a wall into the next town and struck his infant daughter who was asleep. She died at Barberton Citizens Hospital Friday night.

Akron, Ohio Reed Walters Walters Barberton Citizens Hospital

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