Wirtz Answers Saturday Call On Strike Issue
Secretary of Labor Wirtz appears before a Saturday session of the House Commerce Committee to be questioned on a Senate passed bill to halt the month old airline strike. The measure would order striking mechanics back to work for 30 days and empower postponement for 150 days. Wirtz said negotiations offer little chance of progress while Congress considers action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wasitinton
W. Willard
Wirtz
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
P.L. (Roy) Siemiller
Willam J. Curtin
Congress
Aftermath of Hiroshima Bomb Still Felt Decades On
HIROSHIMA Japan AP Citizens mark the 21st anniversary with a silent 8 15 a m observance as mayor says deaths from the 1945 atomic blast and its after effects continue. A new list adds 550 victims bringing confirmed deaths to 61 993.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiroshima
Japan
Peace Park
Shinzo Hamai
Toledo Levy Signers Sought For Police Fire Pay Hikes
Toledo officials say petitions to place a 0.25 percent payroll tax levy on the November ballot for police and fire pay raises face tight deadlines. Petition validity checks and a council deadline loom, risking a special referendum with higher voter approval and extra cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Ale Ready
Board of Elections
Autopsy report on Whitman due Monday
A full autopsy report on Charles Whitman is expected Monday to clarify motives and medical factors behind the University of Texas tower massacre. The report may address a benign brain tumor and possible drug influence, and notes Whitman left about loving Kathy and planning violence against his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Tex
Garles Joseph Whitman
University of Texas
Whitman
Coleman deChenar
Kathy
Don Walden
San Antonio
Cheryl Botts
Rockdale
Edna Townsley
West Palm Beach
Tia
John
Pat
Charles
Appointment of Administratrix for Pearl A Holskey Estate
Public notice announces Bea Rice R. Sherrets of Rural Route 2 New Philadelphia Ohio appointed Administratrix of the Pearl A Holskey estate. Creditors must file claims within four months from date of notice or be barred. Dated July 1964 in Tuscarawas County with attorney Kenneth W Ferrell and Probate Judge Ralph Finley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl A. Holskey
Pearl Holskey
Bearice R. Sherrets
New Philadelphia
Ohio
A. Ka
Stone Creek
Tusca ‘Awas County
Ralph Finley
Said
Kenneth W. Ferrell
William J. Jlam-Bach
WM. J. Hambach
Hel
Margaret Feutz
R.F.D
Dover
Wiliam J. Hambach
Tuscarawas County
County
Styler & Redinger Attorneys
Harry
Abel
Anna
Box
Zearville
Zoarville
Tuscarawas
Charles T. Barrett
Jesse Silvius
Glen Silvius
R.D
Dundee
Wayne
Thomas E. Miller
Joman Raymond Campo
Giavini Campo
Mary Reese
West Front Street
John Raymond Campo
Said County
Socrates J
SPACE
Clayton E, Eyster
Emma B. Eyster
West 1St Street
Strasburg
Clayton E. Eyster
Tusc Earawas County
Stephenson, Stephenson & Stephenson Attorneys
Frederick H. Blaser
Russell W. Blaser
Cross Street
City of
John L. Woodard
Hatath Ul Dora Boehm
D. Edwin Weinman
First National Bank & Trust Co
Steubenville
Dora Boehm
Strageburg
Lawrence H. Richardson
Willian J. Welnins
Maude EH
Earl M. Fisher
Bolivar
Maude E. Thompson
Lawrence
Frank Brinkman
Elmer Marburger
Frank Brinkham
Mineral City
Elizabeth W. Lahers
Betscher Avey
City of Dover
Ida A. Menges
William M. Menges
6Th St
Edwin C. Menges
Oho
Joan Li Woodard
Pattern and notices from a 1960s Ohio paper
An OCR style jumble lists sewing patterns from 4845 with sizes and prices, then moves to multiple estate notices. It includes the executrix and administrator appointments for the Hambach, Abel, Silvius, Campo, and Boehm estates in Tuscarawas County, Ohio, with dates and four month claim deadlines.
Malik to Visit Scene of Riots in New Guinea
Foreign Minister Adam Malik announced a visit to the Indonesian portion of New Guinea where hunger riots have been reported. He aims to ease political unrest and address food rioting in West Irian as tribes rely on aid from missionaries and agencies amid independence agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Pakarta
Adam Malik
New Gulnea
Malik
Whey Hey
West Irian
Indonesia
Safch
Australia
Go-Go Dancers Claim Covering Up Costly in Kentucky
In Henderson Kentucky two go go dancers testified they would lose eight dollars per night by covering up but a police court jury convicted Mary Ann Chapman and Barbara Warner of public indecency and unbecoming behavior. Each was fined fifty dollars. The dancers said their covered top wage dropped from twenty to twelve dollars, and club owner Fred Thomas said he would appeal to the Kentucky Court of Appeals if needed. Prosecutor Ned King called the performances naked above the waist with only gimmicks at the ends of their outfits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menderson
Mary Ann Chapman
Fenderson
Barbara Warner
Evansville
Ind
Fred Thomas
Court of Appeals
Kentucky
Probe urged for milk bread price increases
Ohio Reg I. S. C. member Sen Anthony Calabrese urged a fact finding probe into rising milk and bread prices. He replaced Sen Ray Miller Jr and recommended determining if the higher costs are justified. Commission chairman Theodore Gray considered the proposal as David Johnston moved from acting director to lead. The director post pays 15,500 yearly and had been vacant since Lauren Glosser’s death. The panel also approved studies on historic site preservation and state owned hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
API
Ohio Regislative Service Commission
Anthony 0
Calaprese
Cuyahoga
Ray T. Miller Jr
Calabrese
Commission
Theodore Gray
Senate
David Johnston
Columbus
Lauren A. Glosser
European Trio Share AEC Prize for Fermi Award
The Atomic Energy Commission will award the $50,000 Fermi Prize in three equal shares to Otto Hahn Fritz Strassmann and Lise Meitner. Hahn and Strassmann are West German professors aiding atom splitting work, Meitner a Vienna native living in England and the first woman recipient. Each receives one third of the prize, a gold medal and citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Otto Hahn
Goettingen
West Germany
Fritz Strassmann
Mainz
Lise Meitner
Vienna
England
Blame for Price Increases in Food Put on Middlemen
Joseph W. Fichter of Oxford, chair of the Ohio Farmers Union, told the Ohio convention that middlemen are responsible for higher grocery bills not farmers. He cited reports showing milk retail prices rising at least twice farm returns and urged a USDA investigation into farmers being blamed for rising food costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnatia
Farm Organization
Joseph W. Fichter
Oxford
Ohio Farmers Union
Fichter
Ohio
National Farmers Union
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Public Sales Calendar with multiple Ohio auctions
Public sale notices list several auctions in Ohio on August dates. Items include household goods, gifts, business assets, furniture, antiques, farm machinery, and guns. Locations span Sugarcreek, New Philadelphia, Beach City area, Wilmot, Kimbolton, and New Cumberland with various owners and auctioneers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bodmer
Strasburg
Truman Johnson
John F. Andrews
Sugarcreek Livestock Auction Barn
Sugarcreek
Eli J.C. Yoder
Claude
New Cumberland
Claude Alsept
Herb Bambeck
High Ave
New Phila
Ohio
Loretta Schafer
Dorothy Jackson
Don Kneuss
Beach City
Wilmot
U.S. Rt
Portland Ave
Ross Wetzel
Lawrence Richardson
Kimbolton
St. Rt
Russell Ingram
Herb Peddicord
Notices of Estates in Tuscarawas County Ohio in 1966
Public notices from the Probate Court of Tuscarawas County list estate matters for Frank Brinkman Elizabeth Lahmers Ida Menges and others. Executors are named for several estates with dates of August 1946 1905 1968 and 1966 and a hearing set for August 17 1966 with exceptions due five days prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daisy Boithott
Delbert Smitley Hattle
I. Zerbe
John & Wiandt
Charles G. Stahl
Dominic DiSaverio Tsventory
Konrad M. Kohl
Ralph Finley
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Toledo
Cress
Anne Adams
Daily Reporter
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Syler & Redinger Attorneys
Blrana
Fdas
Fitzpatrick & Zimmerman Attorneys
Ofio Tuscarawas County
Funeral Directors
Miracle Lane Plaza
Wooster
Helen Romine
Dover, O
Phono
Burfield
North Canton
Huff-Smith and
Steinberg
Scio
Dean Barrier
Jewett
Boulevard
Want AD
Callie H. Wood
Swiss Cheese Assn
The
Business Directory
Montero
VREE
Karpet
FREG
Bidsel Shade Shop
Ray Ave
Dial
Harry Burkey
Lincoln Ave
Gomerstown
Call
Johnstown
B.M
S. Broadway
New
Philadelphia
Nickles
Navarre
Plaza and Hospital
Reeves Heights
Race
Phona
Regent St
Homer Lieser
Mary Ann's Bakery
John McGonigal
Walnut St
Dover Electric and Gas
Holderbaum Addition
Electrolux “Core
F. Trapiano
Mas Mahoning Rd
Canton
Nanted
Cook
Wall
Ly+ong
Lyane
N. Wooster Av
P.O. Box
Is Engineering CO
PAC
Nolderbaum
Larry Allman
11Th ST
Oak St
Gnadenhutten
Gnadanhutten
Brown Agency
Teacter
Park School
Baltia
Dover Corporation
Gollvar
Call Roy Barfield
New Phila NW
Brewster
Maugeri Estate
Washington St
Newromerstown
Uhrichsyilla
James K. Fondriest & Son
McMillan Ave
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