Friday Air War Sets New Viet High
American warplanes pounded North Viet Nam with a record 156 strike missions, the highest in the war. No U.S. planes were lost. Navy pilots attacked over 300 transport vehicles and water craft in 73 missions, with Air Force jets triggering 35 secondary explosions and 25 fires in supply areas and fuel dumps. Marines repelled a large North Vietnamese assault near the DMZ, fighting hand to hand and killing an estimated 50 attackers with light casualties.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
U.S. Command
U.S
Air Force
Panhandle
North
Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Stock Market Drops to 1963 Low Amid Confidence Woes
The New York stock market suffered a sharp weekly loss, its worst since spring 1962 with Dow around 750 if not for 1,000. Worries over tight money, Vietnam, inflation, and labor costs fueled fear of recession and profits squeeze. Dow closed 780.56, AP index 280.1, both lows since late 1963.
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New York
Viet Nam
Associated Press
You can always tell who the boss is he is the one who watches the clock
A brief wry remark notes the boss's attention to the clock during a cafe fee break, implying authority shown by time discipline. The line hints at workplace dynamics and leadership behavior without named individuals or places.
Dover's Music Man Dominic Greco Remains Active
Dominic Greco born in Italy in 1886 is Dover's longtime music figure. He directed the Dover Concert Band and taught instrumental music across Uhrichsville Strasburg Dun dee Bolivar and Cadiz schools. Greco recalls exact dates of his musical career including directing the Pittsburgh Steel Band in 1907.
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Juanita Abel
Dominic Greco
Greco
Italy
Pennsylvania
Florida
Dover
Tuscarawas County
D. E
Uhrichsville
Strasburg
Dundee
Bolivar
Cadiz
President Johnson marks 58th birthday on Texas farm
Johnson celebrates his 58th birthday with a brisk three state speech tour. Brief notes mention a culinary feature on Mrs. Howard Finzer and a satirical Park swimming program winners with photos. Tuscarawas Valley High bari to play Massillon in a doubleheader on September 9.
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Johnson
Texas
Howard Finzer
Satire Park
Tuscarawas Valley High
Bari
Massillon
Ohio State Fair Opens With Hope and Beauty Queens
The Ohio State Fair welcomed Bob Hope and a field of beauty queens as it began its first weekend. Attendees surpassed 250000 in the first two days under sunny skies. Miss USA World contest features 47 states with the winner earning a year of excitement and a possible invitation to join Hope on his Christmas tour. Highlight acts include Youngstown Day, Midwestern Hayride, Paula Wayne, the Four Fuller Brothers, the Step Brothers, Candy Candido, and the All Ohio Boys Band. Grange Day and Farm City Day also take place with a state FFA queen contest. Delware teen Peggy Springer was named Junior Fair Queen, with court members Sandra Soviak Joyce Musser and Peggy Wachtel. Attendance Friday was about 63000, with paid attendance 45732 versus 29842 opening day. Youth Day opened with free admission for youngsters.
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Columbus
Ohio
Bob Hope
Hope
Cleveland
U.S.A
Cairn Terrier Litter Available Near New Philadelphia
The inquiry asks about purchasing a female Cairn Terrier. Glenn Hiller of Dover地址 RD 3 Dover has a female expecting a litter around September 9. Asking price for either gender is $100. Residence on County Road 314 near Route 39, outside New Philadelphia, with directions provided.
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Dennison
Glenn Hiller
RD 3
Dover
Hiller
County Rd
Rt. 39
New Philadelphia
Hidden Valley Golf Course
Interceptor Installed On Dover Old Telephone Number
A reader asks why General Telephone does not intercept calls on a former number. The reply says an interceptor was placed on the old Dover number last Wednesday for up to 30 days. Interceptor service is not generally used unless requested.
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General Telephone
A. F
RD 2
Dover
Birth certificate search for Canonsburg born 1907
A reader seeks proof of birth in Canonsburg Pa born September 21 1907. State records after 1906 are kept by the Bureau of Vital Statistics Harrisburg. If a physician or midwife filed a record it should be there. Certified copy fee is $1 and requests go to Box 90 Harrisburg Pa. For Social Security proof of birth date suffices via baptismal record school record or U S census.
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Canonsburg
Ohio
W. W
New Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
State Department of Health
Bureau of Vital Statistics Office
Harrisburg
Social Security Office
Final Council Offer Vetoed By 15 Police Quit
Fifteen of the 16 member New Philadelphia police force will resign Thursday morning after rejecting the council final offer last night. Mayor Joseph Pritz warned the city would face outside elements without a police department. Police chief Louis Clark and two others had pushed for a July proposal including monthly raises of 100 to 125 dollars, longevity pay, hospitalization, extra vacation, and time and a half for overtime. Council President Lloyd Dinger said no more meetings are scheduled.
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Pete Grow
Philadelphia Police Department
Council
Lloyd Dinger
Louis Clark
Joseph Pritz
Earl Smith
Clark
Phila Police
Pritz Pondering Moves to Base Thursday Blow
Mayor Joseph Pritz weighs options as city police department may quit on Thursday. He has asked Solicitor Les Harley for input and considers protection measures. Possible steps include requesting aid from the State Highway Patrol Sheriff Department or the Ohio National Guard. A mutual aid pact with Dover is also considered though not intended for this use.
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Joseph Pritz
Pritz
Les Harley
State Highway Patrol
Sheriff Department
Ohio National Guard
Dover
Senate OKs extended minimum wage move in Senate vote
The Senate approved its version of minimum wage legislation by 57 to 17, extending coverage to seven million more workers and raising base pay from 1.25 to 1.60 an hour. The bill now heads to conference with the House after a 303 to 93 House vote last May.
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Washington
Senate
Freday
House
Johnson
Afl-Cio
Dover Pay Hike Proposal Ready
Dover city council will meet Monday at 7 in council chambers to review the final draft of a proposed pay raise for all city employees. Action is expected at the September 6 meeting, making the hikes retroactive to July 25. Eight Dover police officers resigned on the promise of higher pay, after an increase approved July 1 was deemed inadequate and the council offered to reconsider.
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Dover
Income Drops After Parking Lot Reverts to PublicUse
Dover Auditor Devlin A Miller reports parking meter income declined after the W 4th street lot was removed from lease. 1965 total stood at 1097 with 420 collected by July 30 an average of 60 monthly. City meters yielded 21987 in 1944 and 20860 in 1965. Through July 90 this year 9888 was collected. First seven months of last year totaled 10906 versus 11617 in 964.
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W. 4Th St
Dover
Devlin A. Miller
Barn Fire Destroys Farm Equipment worth Big Loss
Firefighters battled a morning blaze at Dr Harold Meyers farm on County Road 5 in Frys Valley. A 900 pound bull 500 bales of hay two tractors and an optometrist chair with equipment were destroyed. Damage estimated at 6000 dollars. Four youngsters blamed for starting the fire. Loss covered by insurance.
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Gnadenhutten
Harold Meyers
Frys Valley
Gnaden
Tuscarawas
Plant Arson Charge Filed Against Local Man
An information charging Frank Torch Jr. of Uhrichsville with arson was filed in common pleas court by Prosecutor Hate lan Spies. No arraignment date set before Judge J. H. Lamneck. Torch had pleaded not guilty in a southern court to starting a April 9 fire at Associated Ceramics Inc. warehouse causing $15,000 damage. state fire marshal led the investigation.
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Frank Torch Jr
Jay St
Uhrichsville
Common Pleas
Hatelan Spies
J. H. Lamneck
Torch
Southern
Asssociated Ceramics Inc
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