This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1966
Page
12
State Patrol Sgt. Kettlewell informs Hot Line 1 that all state highways have posted speed limits. Trucks and cars are limited to 60 mph during daylight, 50 mph at night. Four lane interstate highways allow 70 mph.
Congressman Wayne Hays of Flushing explains Taft-Hartley does not cover transportation industry. He notes President Johnson used the Railway Labor Act with a cooling off period and a fact finding board, exhausting legal options to prevent a strike.
The wire editor explains UFO reports are rarely carried on the wire amid a flood of copy on the Austin Texas massacre. He notes Thursday's Around the World column covered sightings at Sandusky and Erie, and says Tuesday's paper would have been sidetracked by other copy.
Norman Miller of the county health department says the State Water Pollution Control Board has jurisdiction and knows of the problem. The company no longer dumps washing residue into the river, though dikes around their pits occasionally break. Miller hopes the sand will wash down the river in time.
Judge Ralph Finley earns 13708 yearly with 6708 from county and rest from the state. no fees. Settlements over 1000 involving minors must go through court to shield youths from parental exploitation. Probate notices appear as public records and as a public service like traffic fines and licenses.
A reader asks which figure is correct for the county board of education staff. Dr. Honaker says 10 to 11 people in office space request, including two new school psychologists, a secretary, and a federal aid consultant. One psychologist will split time between county high schools and Newcomerstown.
Ray Gerber of RD 4 Strasburg objects to General Telephone Co plans to keep him on a four party line after moving in two years ago. He says no one mentioned extra costs and questions the timing of an upgrade to a four party line.
Children at Dover and other playgrounds join hikes picnics and a scavenger hunt as Hobo Week continues. Winners are named in multiple divisions at St Joseph and other locations with Jamie Degare winning the scavenger hunt. Circus Week opens soon and a Memorial Hall chess tournament is planned. All playgrounds close Tuesday morning for a baseball challenge in New Philadelphia.
Oberer Construction of Dayton and High Roads Construction of Worthington submitted apparent low bids for a 4250 foot runway. Oberer bid 118364.51 to build on an aggregate foundation while High Roads bid 108890.40 for a soil concrete base. County Engineer Stanley Mallay is evaluating the bids.
Barbara Traylor, 20, of Youngstown died from bullet wounds on Friday while en route to a hospital. Mahoning County Coroner David Belinky said a .22 caliber pistol was used. He gave no ruling on the death. Police held a man and two women believed connected to a tourist home with the victim.
AP reports at Tokyo Airport the KLM jet KL863 with 64 aboard was landed safely by Co-Pilot after Captain G H Groot, 48, died of a heart attack 30 seconds before touchdown. The Amsterdam to Manila origin flight began in Amsterdam and was en route from Manila.
Hydrants will be flushed Wednesday and Thursday in Strasburg. Boy Scout Troop 72 sponsors a National Rifle Association safety course this month, with questions directed to Jon Walters or Kermit Longfellow. The rifle donated by Pershing's Baltic Store, Dover. Special table communion to be offered Sunday at First Lutheran Church at 10 30 am with Rev. John Uhle. Jocelyn Bixler to be confirmed. Rev. Howard Fox sermon on The Virtues of Obedience and Disobedience. Church workers listed for the month. Newlyweds James and…
Youth at New Philadelphia playgrounds showcase dolls and model cars during International Show Week. Winners include Scott Ball first in cars and Susie Bussinger in dolls. Activities span circus paintings, pet show, carnival booths, and a Dover New Philadelphia baseball game at Tuscora Park.
A wartime letter from a mother argues the United States should end the Vietnam conflict. She questions why Americans die for a war Vietnamese people may not understand, urges stronger effort now, and pleads for unity by the President, Congress, and citizens to spare future lives.
Pvt Randy Snedeker son of Mr and Mrs Don La Croix of 218 W 2nd St Dover spent a furlough with his parents before reporting to Fort Ord California He enlisted last May and completed basic training at Fort Benning Georgia He attended Dover High and worked for William Hurras of Dover.
Wilma Bertolini of 226 Dawson Street Ubrichsville filed a 50 000 injury suit in common pleas court over an April 1 1964 auto accident on East High Avenue New Philadelphia. Defendants listed are C W Heiner driver of the other car and the A S Helbig Co both of Allen. She alleges Heiner struck the rear of her car as she stopped for a red light at Third Street.
Rev Arthur Willwock chair of the Tuscarawas County Council for Church and Community led a Thursday meeting on public information and recruiting new members. Rev Glen Biddle of the Ohio Council of Churches Town and Country staff will assist in the enlistment drive from August 22 to 24.
Sheriff deputies investigate missing 67 dollars from girls purses at EHUB Church Camp Wanake near Beach City. Rev. David Frees of Canton led a two week session for 68 boys and girls from Cleveland. money taken while campers were out of their cabins. Reported late yesterday afternoon.
President Johnson warned that steel price hikes could force cuts in government spending, particularly in space programs, unless business and labor leaders restrain pricing. The move followed Inland Steel boosts and a stalled airline contract, with NASA’s $5 billion bill signed amid the signals.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.