Johnson says U S aims order in Vietnam not running affairs
President Johnson defended a limited U S role in Vietnam noting it aims to deter aggression and not influence Vietnamese elections. He said air strikes near Red China pose no threat and that generals doubt wartime stalemate claims, while domestic plans move through Congress with several key bills pending on crime, civil rights, and urban renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vietnam
Red
China
Peking
United States
Johnson
Congress
Senate Critics Not Likely to Accept Challenge
AP reporting on Washington where Senate critics signal they will not vote to rescind the 1964 Gulf of Tonkin resolution cited by President Johnson to justify Vietnam actions. Johnson says Congress can withdraw support. Fulbright questions feasibility. Javits argues withdrawal unlikely. McCarthy Aiken and Copper doubt major moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Bell
Robert T. Gray
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
White House
Gulf of Tonkin
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
U.S
Asia
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Vietnam
Javits
Foreign Relations Committee
Bopolot
Eugene McCarthy
D-I Minn
George Aiken
R-Y
I Doko Sherman Copper
R-Ky
Dover High student Hiroshi Isobe studies abroad
The 18 year old from Yokohama, Hiroshi Isobe, earned an abacus championship last year and plans to study at Tokyo University after finishing high school. He has studied English and Spanish, admires American sports, and describes Japan’s social pace as quiet. He visits Dover with the Carlson family and will soon travel to Yale, Vermont, and Expo 67 before continuing to graduate programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Iliroshi
Tokyo University
Hiroshi
Carlsons
Bill
Dover High
Atwood Lake
Yale University
Carlson
Peter
Vermont
APS
Patricia Orellana
Ecuador
States
Two Cleveland Plants Hit By Nighttime Labor Strikes
About 1,500 workers walked off at two Cleveland area plants on Friday night including 1,350 IAM Local 108 District 54 members at Chase Brass in Euclid and 140 United Steelworkers Local 735 members at Apex Smelting, division of American Metal Climax.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Cleveland Area
Lode
International Association of Machinists
Chase Brazs & Co
Euclid
United Steelworkers of America
Apex Smelting Co
American Metal Climax Inc
All-American Soap Box Derby Sees 60000 Expecting Crowd
About 60,000 spectators were expected for the All-American Soap Box Derby held in Annul, Ohio. A field of 244 competitors from 43 states plus the District of Columbia, West Germany, Canada, Okinawa, the Philippines and Venezuela competed for scholarships from 1000 to 7500 dollars. The race sponsored a prize purse around 975.4 thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
District of Columbia
West Germany
Canada
Okinawa
Philippines
Venezuela
New Philadelphia Legion Post 139 chicken barbecue today
New Philadelphia American Legion Post 139 will hold a chicken barbecue today from 4 to 9 on the post lawn. The $1.50 meal includes a half chicken, french fries, salad, rolls, butter, and beverage. Proceeds go to the Legion bus fund. Children’s portions 75 cents. Pre sale 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
TOUR Continues With Ilya Darling On Afternoon Agenda
The group will tour on Saturday with Ilya Darling listed on the afternoon schedule. Return flight to Cleveland departs Sunday noon. Trip cost per person in twin room is 110 dollars, covering round trip air fare, transfers, theatre tickets, and baggage handling. Theatre reservations exist for 50. last year’s participants have priority. Call The Daily Reporter at 343-7706 for reservations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilya, Darling
Cleveland
The
Daily Reporter
Dover Evangelist Speaks at Freeport Church
Evangelist R Kenneth Ray of Dover Church of Christ will preach at Freeport Church of Christ during the 10 30 a m service Sunday His topic is The Responsibility of Choice It is his first sermon in an area church since May as he tours U S churches preaching across the nation
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Freeport
R. Kenneth Ray
Dover Church of Christ
Swimmers Warned as Quarry Waters Dye Used to Deter
Quincy authorities announced a plan to halt unauthorized quarry swimming by releasing a dye into the water that will deter swimmers. The action aims to curb trespassing and improve safety at local quarry sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy, Mass
State Board Submits Ohio School Financial Report
The State Board of Education released the 1965 66 annual financial report noting Ohio’s 680 288 pupils in 2 1 state and private schools kindergarten growth 63 percent and amid rising costs. The report cites 312 million dollars in subsidies, shifts in funding, and ongoing challenges in administration supervision and urbanization effects on education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
Rhodes
Columbus
Ohio
State Board
Robert, W. Walker
Public Instruction
Martin W. Essex
Essex
State Foundation
Bachelor Power Advocates Parade at Courthouse
In Fairmont West Virginia demonstrators from the Cosmic Worldwide Perpetual Nonviolent Brotherhood of Bachelors and Madrigal Society International staged a seven minute protest in front of the Marion County courthouse targetting the marriage license bureau. Led by cofounder John Lemley Jr the group promoted bachelorhood and criticized licenses as too easy to obtain while insisting they are not anti women but anti marriage. Two police kept watch to protect pickets from angry purses.
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Fairmont
W. Va
Marion County
Marriage License Bureau
Lemley
Bureau
Officer Wounded Shooter Kills Man in East Side Scrape
San Antonio police officers stopped two Negro women for a traffic violation on the east side when attacked by about eight men. Officer Jack E. Weaver fired a shotgun blast that fatally wounded Rayford Lee, 26, who later died at Robert Green Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio, Tex
San Antonio
Rayford Lee
Jack E. Weaver
Weaver
Charles Jakeman
Lee
Robert Green Hospital
Portland Seeks More Electric Fans in Heat Wave
Portland reports a fan shortage as residents, faced with 38 days of heat and no rain, struggle to fill orders. Buyers on frontier stocks say they cannot meet demand despite scouring the country for cooling devices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Burned body found amid protest in Los Angeles
The charred body of John D. Copping, 33, a VA hospital patient, was found after firefighters put out a grass fire in a vacant lot. A note cited protest of the Vietnam War and described the act as a final act of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John D. Copping
U.S. Veterans Administration Hospital
Johnson
Vietnam
Nashville Showdown Seen Over Park Meeting
Nashville AP reports a public showdown looms Monday as Metropolitan Park Board moves to bar Liberation School from meeting in a public park. The dispute centers on access and use of city park facilities, involving city authorities and the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville, Tenn
Metropolitan Park Board
Nashville’s Liberation School
Building Permits Issued for Home Improvements
Richard G Barr of 850 Crater Ave applies redwood siding to his residence. Victor Altier of 27 E Front St constructs a roof over the patio at the rear of his home.
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Richard G. Barr
Crater Av
Victor Altier
Front St
Dover Cub Scouts hold cake auction and pins at park
A cake auction at Dover First Methodist Church's park featured 35 cakes baked by Scouts and fathers. Prizes went to best decorated, most original, and largest. Edward Link presented badges to numerous Cub Scouts and den mothers received pins. a Wiener roast and games followed with the next meeting planned for September 28 at 7:30 pm in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cub Scout Troop 94
Dover First Methodist Church
Dover Park
Mike Saffell
Richard Parks
Jerry Vesco
Lester Cohen
Howard Showalter
Joseph J. Orlowski
Boy Scout
Robert Smith
Verle Baker
Edward Link
Joseph Petricola
James Clements
William Hughes
Herbert Lester
Petricola
Clements
Hughes
Gary Guimeni
Brad Petricola
David Link
Den 3
Ohio Briefs Highlights Local Labor and Crime News
Work resumes Sunday at Van Huffel Tube after a 1,000 plus strike by United Steel Workers Local 1861. In Cincinnati a 17 year old girl survives an alligator encounter. jockey Herbert Ramos Perez, 26, is indicted for first degree murder in a tavern brawl. Marine Lance Cpl Larry Bowman, 20, killed in Vietnam. Dayton Marine Pie James W Hunley reported KIA. Wagner Awning strike ends with 43 cents wage increase. arsonist sets four fires at Alms Hotel with about 1500 damage.
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Warren
Ohio
van Huffel Tube Corp
United Steel Workers Local 1861
Cincinnati
Herbert Ramos Perez
Perez
Brooklyn, N.Y
Harry Luther
Larry E. Bowman
Vietnam
Hobart Bowman
Quang Nam
Douglas
Marine Basic
San Diego
Calif
Cleveland
Wagner Awning Co
Textile Workers] of America
Robert Rathman
Atomic test at Nevada site marks 16th U.S. weapons test
The Atomic Energy Commission conducted an underground low-yield nuclear test at the Nevada test site. It released force under 20,000 tons of TNT and was the 16th weapons-related U.S. test announced this year. The Senate confirmed Paul R. Ignatius as secretary of the Navy, and the Veterans Administration backs Johnson's 10 percent income tax surcharge to curb inflation and aid veterans on pension.
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Associated Press
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
U.S
Senate
Paul R. Ignatius
Los Angeles
Ignatius
Veterans Administrations
Johnson
Obituary notices for Steiner and others in Ohio area
Merle Max Steiner 73 of Dover owner of Steiner Stamp Works died Friday at Valley Manor Nursing Home. Services Monday at 1 pm at Lewis Funeral Home. interment Dover Burial Park. Nellie M. Manse 56 of New Philadelphia died Friday at sister’s home. funeral at Linn Hert Geib with burial in Canton Forest Hill. Ernest B. Crider 88 Cadiz died in Wheeling WV. service pending at R. K. Lindsey Funeral Home. Benji Miller 64 of Dundee RD 5 died after long illness. services Tuesday 9 am at home. Martin N Devine 82 of East Sparta former rural mail carrier. funeral pending at Gordon Funeral Home.
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Merle Max Steiner
N. Wooster Av
Dover
Steiner Stamp Works
Valley Manor Nursing Home
Strasburg
Henry
Margaret Lattimer Steiner
Max
RD 1
Zanesville
Roy
Marcus
Leo
Maynard
Canton
Edna Valentine
Alliance
Irene Bell
New Philadelphia
Ernestine
Lewis Funeral Home
Howard Knittle
Dover Burial Park
Nellie M. Manse
Basil
Eva) LeMasters
24Th St
Sherrodsville
Ores
Lena Jane Troax Herron
Tucson
Aviz
Millersburg
Herman
Edna) Tripp
Leesville
Weasel
Beulah) Byers
Midvale
John
Linn-Hert-Geib
Oliver Davis
Harvey McPheron
Forest Hill Cemetery
Uhrichsville
R. K. Lindsey
Ernest B. Crider
Kerrav
Cadiz
Ohio Valley Hospital
Wheeling
W. Va
Pennsylvania Railroad
Unionport
Lewis and
Eliza Skelly Crider
United Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Daisy M
Alta II
Joan P. Thomas
California
Benji
Miller
Holmes County
Sara Weaver Miller
The
Horie
Dan Jf. Miller
Emma Raber
Sara Miller
Here
Marvin L
Edna) Yulzy
Dundee
Lester B
Eli B
Aden B
Eli J. Miller
Joe P. Schrock
John P., Troyer
Sugarcreek
Dan B. Kauffman
Joe 1
Star Rt
Levi D
John D
Star
East Sparta
Martin N, Devine
Aultman Hospital
Cincinnati
Michael
Elizabeth Devine
Orlena
And
Francis
Mary) Young
Gwenda Orlando
Joseph
Robert
Wayne
Magnolia
Luther
Malvern
Charles
Sandyville
Mary Smith
Gordon Funeral Home
Dwight Heaston
Metsheimer
Ohio Man Dies In Rail Mishap At Willard Yard
A Baltimore and Ohio Railroad boxcar overturned and crushed a work shanty, killing one man and seriously injuring another in the B. and O. yards about a mile west of Willard at daybreak, police reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard, Ohio
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Willard
Man Hospitalized After Toledo Blast
An explosion and fire at the Standard Oil Refinery in Toledo injured 21 people and left at least one man hospitalized with a fractured ankle, bruises, and burns. Charles Perlman, 58, a State Highway Department employee, was among the injured. Officials said the cause would take time to determine and damages could be extensive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo, Ohio
Standard Oil
Standard Oil of Ohio
SONIO
Charles Perlman
Toledo
State Highway Department
Notable Deaths Across Cities Include Canham West and Elliott
Thelma Whitman Canham, 69, wife of Christian Science Monitor editor Erwin D. Canham, died Friday after a long marriage begun in 1930. Georgia West, founder of Morgan Pictures and longtime film distributor, died Thursday after a brief illness. M Leo Elliott Sr., 81, Tampa architect of City Hall fame, died Friday, born in Woodstock New York, resident of Tampa since 1907.
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Boston
Thelma Whitman Canham
Erwin D. Canham
The
Christian Science Monitor
North Truro
Mass
Hiut
Canham
Hollywood
Georgg West
Monogran Pictures
West
Allied Artists
Chigo
Tampa, Fla
M. Leo Elliott Sr
Tampa
City Hall
Woodstool
N.Y
Patrolmen Cite Gnaden Woman In Ohio Accident
Highway patrolmen investigated a single traffic incident Friday near Port Washington. Elizabeth A. Ault, 49, of RD 1 Gnadenhutten, was cited for failure to yield when turning from a county road onto Rt. 36 at 6:50 a.m., colliding with Lauren R. Abbuhl, 28, of Gnadenhutten. Abbuhl’s car sustained heavy damage.
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Elizabeth A. Ault
RD 1
Gnadenhutten
Rt. 36
Port Washington
Lauren R. Abjuhl
Abbuhl
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Teruo
Kyoko Isobe
America
R. B. Arthur
McKinley Av
Brewster
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Ohio-West Virginia
Union Hospital
Robert Benedu
Greer Steel
Vaughn Moreland
12Th St. NW
Marsh Lumber Co
Edward Smail Sr
Front St. SE
Stark County
Deplies
Kent State University
Harold Watson
Harold Kate
Gene ‘Harold Krivnski
Tusar Ewer
Kerry
Atty
Paul Redinger
Walnut
Doris C. Austin
E. 2Nd St
Bachelor Power
Ty, International
John Lemley, Jr
Nashville
We Church
Gloria Jean Francis
Glendale
Washington (Ap
Marine Pie
James W. Hunley
Dayton
Defense Department
Merle Steiner
Nellie Manse
Ernest Crider
Ben Miller
Martin Devine
Gnaden
Meese Funeral Home
Emerson
Medicare
Meese
Bee Bierie
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