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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1966

Page

7

Radio host Ruth Lyons returns to 50-50 club

Cincinnati AP reports Ruth Lyons will be back at work October 16 as hostess of the 50-50 club after a leave tied to illness and death in her family. Other AP briefs note James Snyder Sr. named outstanding disabled veteran, Michael Fragale’s retirement fraud case, and various international and national items.

Cincinnati Ruth Lyons Miss Lyons Avco Broadcasting Corp Candy Newman New York James W. Snyder Sr Allentown Snyder DAV

Europe Plagued By Cattle Disease Across Europe War on Foot and Mouth

AP dispatch reports Britain and European nations battling a foot and mouth outbreak harming cattle and sheep, with mass slaughter and inoculation programs. In Germany, Bavaria sees 12 000 cattle and 9 000 pigs killed. Denmark and Spain show mixed results. Italy treats disease as routine, while Belgium enforces strict cattle import checks. In Russia, substantial spread affects up to a third of 87 million cattle herds. UK and other nations coordinate controls as losses climb.

London Britain England Eshott Cleveland J. Glen Smith Health Center Denmark Italy Belgium Hungary Spain France

Bright-O Corp Workers Strike Over Grievances

In Hamilton Ohio more than 450 Bright-O Corp employees walked off the job in a wildcat strike protesting an alleged backlog of grievances. Company officials declined comment Friday and met with Local 24 of the International Association of Machinists whose contract expires next year.

Hamilton, Ohio Bright-O Corp International Association of Machinists

Labor and Farm Leaders Address Ohio Democrats Sessions on Labor and Welfare

The Ohio State Democratic Platform Committee heard from labor and farm spokesmen as it winds three days of hearings. Warren Smith for the Ohio AFL-CIO urged repealing anti strike laws for city workers and teachers and pushing unemployment relief and tax reform. Morris E. Alston of the Farm Bureau urged axing personal property taxes in favor of a graduated income tax and single member districts. Other speakers included Sen. Calabrese urging a new Cleveland medical college and James Harkins Jr. proposing a utility rate formula based on original cost.

Columbus Ohio Democratic Platform Committee Afl-Ci0 Frank W. King Warren Smith Edward P. Dailey Youngstown Dailey Dayton Toledo Smith Ohio Farm Bureau Federation Morris E. Alston Alston Anthony 0 Calabrese Cleveland James L. Harkins Jr Walter Howard Cincinnati Ray Butler Leesburg State House Harold C. Strickland National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Police Shoot Wild Gunman In New Haven Lunchroom Rampage

In New Haven Connecticut a factory lunchroom shooting left four wounded before Joseph Davis, 41, was killed by police. Davis had been fired earlier that week from Winchester Western Division of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp and sought for questioning in a separate meat cleaver killing. His wife described him as nonviolent and surprised by the events.

New Haven Conn Joseph Davis Olin Mathieson Chemical Carp Rebecca Wilson Wilson Davis Lover's Lane

Prisoner Found Hanging in Cell in Berea Jail

A 44 year old Berea man, Andrew A. Merchak, was found hanging in his jail cell in Berea Friday by two patrolmen after a Thursday night arrest for driving while intoxicated. Police noted Merchak had 12 prior intoxication arrests.

Cleveland Berea Andrew A. Merchak Merchak

Warehouse Fire Destroys Cleveland Auto Parts Plant

A Friday night blaze of undetermined origin consumed the Nook and O'Neill Co auto parts warehouse on Cleveland's east side. Roughly $300,000 in damage reported as 95 firefighters battled the one story brick structure. no injuries reported.

Cleveland Nook and O'Neill Co

Stokes Demands Federal Probe of Hough Riots

Cleveland AP. Rep. Cat B. Stokes urged a federal Grand Jury probe into the Hough area race riots and the county Grand Jury report. He cited two undercover police officers who infiltrated the Communist party saying they had no firsthand knowledge of riot plans.

Cleveland Staite Rep Cat B. Stokes Federal Grand Jury Hough Area Cuyahoga County Stokes Communist Party Fred V. Giarditis Jesse G. Thomas U.S Merle M. McCurdy Ohio Hough John C. Pat'on Jesse Fred

Kohler Replies To Red Protest On Haiphong Clash

U S Ambassador Foy D Kohler told Soviet Foreign Ministry that a Soviet ship damaged in Haiphong harbor may have been hit by North Vietnamese anti aircraft fire. He denied American air caused the damage and framed the verdict as fallout from North Vietnamese anti aircraft fire.

Moscow U.S Foy D. Kohler Foreign Ministry Haiphong Harbor Kohler Vasily V. Kuznetsov Haiphong

Two Single Car Mishaps Reported By Patrol

Two single car accidents near New Philadelphia yesterday afternoon prompt ongoing investigations to identify drivers. At 4:30 p.m. Paul Spitzerbach, 64, of 452 Kelly St. NW New Philadelphia, lost control on Rt. 250 bypass and struck a mesh fence after being cited for speeding. he was uninjured. A second incident on Rt. 16 involved an unidentified driver who veered off, struck a wall, and continued, with the vehicle sustaining moderate damage and the driver to be contacted by authorities. A third incident near Carrollton involved a rollover on Rt. 542 driven by David Arnold, 17, of Canton, with four teens injured. Arnold was cited for reckless operation. A two-car crash on Township Rd. 230 near Carrollton at 6:35 p.m. damaged both autos, injuring a passenger. no citations issued.

New Philadelphia Paul Spitzerbach Kelly St. NW Spitzerbach Central District Court Paetrol Tipan Carroll County Deltroy Cateton Carol ‘Fi Poole RD 1 Magnolia Linda Weaver Diana Baker Canton Arnold Carroll Couns Ty Court Township Rd Carrollton Dale Kendle Minerva Carol Tucker Kerdle Auto Donald Beamer

Donaldson Named Principal at Milton Local Elementary

Nick Donaldson of Uhitchsville, former Roswell Elementary principal and Ian Valley teacher, is hired as Milton Local Elementary principal in West Milton near Dayton. A New Philadelphia High graduate, he is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Donaldson of 349 St NW New Philadelphia. He earned a BA from Kent State and an MS from the University of West Virginia, and he and his wife plan to move to West Milton this month.

Nick Donaldson Uhitchsville Roswell Inian Valley Milton Local West Milton Dayton New Philadelphia High Donaldson Joe Donaldson St. St. NW New Philadelphia Kent State University University of West Virginia

Joy Ride Mishap In Dover Park Cars Roll Into Tree

Dover deputies report a parked car owned by Josephine Hochstetler, 33, 417 W 8th St Dover, rolled from a hill in Dover C Park and struck a tree. The mishap occurred in a parking lot near the Horace Page home. A second incident at Harts Family Center parking involved Anna Addleman, 70, 234 Front St SE New Philadelphia, bumped by Rachel Sharp, 62, Sherrodsville.

Josephine Hochstetler 8Th St Dover Dover C ‘Park Horace Page Harts Family Denter Anna Addleman Front St New Philadelphia Rachel Sharp Sherrodsville

Notable S&Ls Attend Granville Academy in Ohio

More than 50 attend the Ohio Savings and Loan academy at Granville. Among them are James L. Baker of Indiana Village Federal of Gnaden hutten and Gene C. Hensel of Strasburg Savings & Loan.

Area Savings and Loan Ohio Savings & Loan Academy Granville James L. Baker Indiana Village Federal Gnadenhutten Gene C. Hensel Strasburg Savings & Loan

Dover Juniors To Compete In Annual Olympic Week

Dover playgrounds host Junior Olympics with preliminaries starting Monday across locations. Winners from each site meet Friday at Crater Stadium for top honors. Circus Week featured a Dover New Philadelphia baseball game a chess and checkers tourney and a circus parade.

Dover Janet Kohl Crater Stadium Dover-New Philadelphia Dover Play‘grounds New Philadelphia Playground Tuscora Park Jeff Ogletree Ladean Westen Rich Parsons Dave Ar

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