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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1966
Page
12
A sprawling wire of brief items reports Kim Novak injured in a California crash, Medicare debate and Ohio tax relief talk, a Houston patient recovering from artificial heart, Warren theater sales to HMSP Realty, Jane Fonda suing Playboy, a jail escape survivor in Buffalo, a Columbus coroner ruling, Tokyo aviation and Soviet naval remarks, Jakarta political tensions, Moscow Red Star reports, and assorted U.S. government notices.
The CAB will defer major fare changes until the fare structure study is completed. Charles Murphy and Gardner Ackley discussed the six week airline strike impact, Discover America discounts, and the goal of aligning domestic fares with market conditions while monitoring jet surcharges and excursion fares.
A global brief highlights shifts in the Vietnam War era with hints of peace talks, U S military activity surpassing 300000 in South Vietnam, and tensions at home. It notes De Gaulle’s Africa trip disruption, Rusk and McNamara statements, and rising 1968 campaign chatter as layoffs, wage demands, and urban aid debates unfold. Separate Ohio accident reports recount teen fatalities from a one car crash near Kalida and related wrecks on I 80 and around Fairborn.
Westinghouse built Deepstar 4000 on lease to U S Navy Electronics Laboratory. Near Coronado Islands off San Diego it used its mechanical arm to study brittle starfish. Designed for acoustics, marine biology and geology, it carries a three person crew and can dive to 4000 feet with a 2500 watt light.
Lyle Gunning of Kent earned a Master of Education with a business education major as part of Kent State University’s summer commencement. A Hudson High instructor and Freeport High alumnus, he is married to Marlon Fellows of New Alexandria and they have four sons. Noble Gunning and Clarge Fellows attended the exercises from New Alexandria.
Peggy Wachtel, 17, of Nashville in Holmes County was chosen as a member of the Ohio State Fair Junior Fair queen court yesterday. The top title went to Margaret Peggy Springer, 17, of Delaware. Fifty two county queens competed for the honor.
Royce L. Moore of Newcomerstown had his license to operate as a livestock dealer on Ohio markets revoked by Agriculture Director John M. Stackhouse after a hearing in Columbus. The record shows Moore bought livestock with worthless checks, with about 13 claims totaling over 22 000 dollars. Landmark names Joan K. Shaheen as area poultry representative in Holmes Wayne Stark and Tuscarawas counties, replacing her prior role as a feed representative.
Ottawa reports a virtually trainless weekend as Parliament plans a Monday special session to ease the rail strike. Industry says layoffs may follow if it lasts, groceries warn of higher prices, and stockpiles rise in mining and newsprint sectors. (AP)
Fire units responded yesterday to several incidents. Mrs Earle W Miller at 635 W High Ave reported trouble breathing at 12 38 PM. At Towne Rappel Apartments manager Mary Grant reported an overheated electric hot water heater but no damage. Dennison fire crew burned a waste at 823 N 2nd St. A resuscitator call was made to Bernis Grocery on St 3rd St for Hale Ferrell who had passed out and was taken to Twin City Hospital.
Bill Watkins of the Cleveland Contractor's Equipment Co. says about $1700 worth of gear was stolen from an open field on County Road 86 between Tuesday and Friday. Missing were an air compressor worth $800 an air receiving tank $500 and four flood lights totaling $400, with a dragline active in the area.
Mr Earl Gordon of 436 Canal Street seeks aluminum siding on an existing residence. John Monaco of 719 N Tuscarawas Ave plans a patio and carport. Tony Sica of 710 N Tuscarawas Ave proposes to enclose a front porch. Ferris Chevrolet of 2035 Wooster Ave requests a 6 by 8 sign valued at 800 dollars.
A catalog of patients and staff across multiple towns lists names and addresses for hospital records. It includes Mrs Mary E Klar, David Belknap, Carol Stansbery, Mrs Hilda Simon, and others, plus dismissals such as James Doney and Rex Allen Haney, spanning New Philadelphia Uhrichsville Dover Millersburg and surrounding areas.
Newborn children are recorded for several area families including SCALAMBRINO Anthony and wife at 720 East Ave Dover with a daughter, SAUSER Gale A and spouse RD 1 Stone Creek with a son, SCHIE Leland and wife 427 Emerick Ave Wooster with a son, the Schies child is the daughter of Howard Kirchenmann of 728 S Wabash Ave Brewster, FERRELL Chester and wife 102 Washington Ave Chesterville with a daughter, GARRET Homer and wife RD 3 with a son, and TROYER David and wife RD Dundes with a daughter.
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