County JVS votes to fund building via short term notes
The JVS board, aided by state officials, moves to issue short term notes of $320,000 for five years to raise about 1.6 million in state funds. The plan aims to meet a January deadline, reduce total interest to about 100000, and avoid longer bond financing. Election costs about 12000, with 130 precincts open and 40000 ballots planned.
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JVS
Ohio
UN Uder
JVS Board
Cleveland
Squires, Sanders and Dempsey
Vocational Board
County Budget Commission
Board of Elections
Victor Turner
Turner
Election Board
Brown backs news access in recount at Mansfield
Secretary of State Ted W. Brown reaffirmed that newsmen should have access to election board recounts as in the public interest after a News Journal photographer was barred from Mansfield mayoral vote recount. The recount showed Republican Paul W. Bush trailing Democrat Robert S. Lemley by one vote.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ted. W. Brown
Election Board
Richland County Election Board
News Journal
Mansfield
Paul W. Bush
Robert S. Lemley
Board of Elections
Brown
Stock Gifts Urged as Yuletide Financial Cheer
New York Stock Exchange promotes Christmas stock gifts for minors and relatives. Gifts include stocks, U.S. Savings Bonds, insurance, and even UK land plots. Tax benefits allow up to 6,000 dollars without gift tax, with child-taxable income limited to the first 600 dollars, and parents retain exemptions while laws now permit transfers in the child’s name.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
U.S
Old England
Castle Goring
Sussex
America
the Exchange
Stassen Keeps Running for President Despite Losses
Harold Stassen, now 60, pursues the Republican nomination for president for the fourth time. He emphasizes peace as the motive, proposes Vietnam diplomacy through UN handling and amnesty for the Viet Cong, and says losses have kept him humble and realistic. He plans to primary Wisconsin next April as the peace candidate.
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Saul Pett
Philadelphia
Harold Edward Stassen
Stassen
Pennsylvana
Wisconsin
Vietnam
North
South
United Nations
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Korea
Gen
Conscientious Objector Serves as Medic in Viet
Jerry Greene, a 22 year old conscientious objector from North Carolina, serves as a medic with the 25th Division in Vietnam. He sought religious exemption from combat but joined with an ear-condition waiver, carries earplugs, and recalls sprinting to aid wounded under mortar fire. Greene rejects antiwar militants in the U S but believes in saving lives and treats enemy casualties as human beings when needed.
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Join
Greene
Diveene
Ho Bo
Dennison Woman Dies In Self-Inflicted Shotgun Wound
The death of Mrs. Oscar Zobel of 1236 Grant Street was ruled a self-inflicted gunshot by County Surgeon Dr. Philip Doughten. The 54 year old woman, despondent over ill health, died from a .22 caliber wound to the left chest. Her husband and a son were away. she phoned a niece to send help, who alerted authorities. Surviving are her husband Oscar, two sons Paul Eugene McKnight and Thomas Leroy Zobel, and three grandchildren. Services set for Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. in R. K. Lindsey Funeral Home with calling hours over the weekend.
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Paul
Dennison
James
Lillian
Starr McCool
Oscar
Paul Eugene McKnight
Jacksonville
Fla
Thomas Leroy Zobel
R. K. Lindsey Funeral Home
Obituary notes for Ralph Mathias and Dr Francis Arnos II
Ralph R Mathias 49 of 710 Gorley street died of a heart attack at Twin City Hospital He was a Navy veteran of World War II and a driver for Larson Clay Products Surviving are his widow a son and a daughter three grandchildren Funeral services are set for Monday at 1 pm at RK Lindsey Funeral Home Burial will be in Deersville Cemetery Requiem services for Dr Francis A Arnos II 57 husband of Miriam Eyster died of pneumonia in a San Francisco hospital He was with the University of the Pacific since September and formerly director of the health department at Bethesda Md He was born in Orrville and leaves two sons a father a mother a brother and sister Funeral arrangements are pending at Orrville
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Uhrichsville
Ralph R. Mathias
Gorley St
Twin City Hospital
Tuscarawas
J. Fred
Mellie G. Orr Mathias
South Pacific
Larson Clay Products
Eileen Cecil
Larry
Lonnie
Beverly) Deems
Here
Brian Deems
Carole
Diane Mathias
Lindsey Funeral Home
Harry Milligan
Deersville Cemetery
Francis Arnold Strasburg
Francis A. Arnos II
Miriam Eyster
San Francisco
University of Pacific At
Stockton
Calif
Orrville
Department of Health
Bethesda
Western Reserve University Dental School
Francis
Laurel
Richard
Atlanta
Mrs Ethelyn J Just Dies At 67 In New Philadelphia
Mrs Ethelyn J Just 67 of 1034 3rd St NW New Philadelphia died Friday at home after a stroke 19 months ago She and her late husband Thomas ran Just Bakery for 14 years before selling in 1944 A Schoenbrunn resident 29 years she was born in Barnhill and survived by a husband two sisters and a brother She was a member of United Brethren Church Sugar Creek Pythian Sisters and New Philadelphia Order of Eastern Star Services set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Linn Hert Geib Funeral Home with burial at Evergreen Burial Park Eastern Star rites Sunday at 7 p m in the funeral home where friends may call
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Ethelyn E. Just
3Rd St. NW
New Philadelsahia
Just Bakery
Thomas
Barnhill
Orie
Rebecca Davis
Schoenbrunn
Aberths
United Brethren Church
Sugarcreek Pythian
New Philadelphia Order of Eastern Star
Leonard
Phoebe) Raymond
Columbus
Edward
Joan) Eichel
New Philadelphia
Kenneth Beans
Mansfield
Linn-Hert-Geib
Stuart Barr
Allen Jennings
Evergreen Burial Park
Eastern Star
Baltic Jack Riordon obituary from Kettering and surrounding area
Jack Riordon 43 of Kettering husband of Catherine Deibel died Friday after a long illness. He taught at Kettering and previously at Conesville and Ot SeZ0. Surviving are two sons David and Dennis, two sisters Lucille and Helen Blackman. Services Sunday at Ullmer Chapel Kettering with calling hours 3 to 5 and 7 to 8. graveside Monday at 3 in Ren ners St Pauls United Church of Christ cemetery near here. Rev Clement Wahl to officiate.
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Jack Riordon
Kettering
Catherine Deibel
Here
Ernest Barthelmehlof Dover
Columbus
Riordon
Conesville
David
Dennis
Lucille
Helen Blackman
Cambridge
Walter Linder dies at 78 in Norwalk area
Walter E. Linder 78 a Strasburg native died this morning in Norwalk Memorial Hospital He served Stark County as a Democrat precinct committeeman for 40 years Services Tuesday at 1 pm at the McCreery Finefrock Funeral Home Magnolia
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Waynesburg
Walter E. Linder
Strasburg
Norwalk Memorial Hospital
Stark County
McCreery-Finefrock Funeral
Magnolia
Mary Beans Dennison Palen Beans dies at 68 in California
Mary Beans Dennison Palen Beans 68 a former resident of here New Philadelphia and Canton died Friday morning at 1021 E Duane St Sunnyvale Calif She was born here daughter of the late Emmett and Arjminta Fivecoat Van Lehn a gift shop saleswoman and member of First Christian Church Canton Her survivors include a son Robert of Sunnyvale a daughter Jean Virtue of News Philadelphia four brothers Lawrence Ralph Harry and Raymond a sister Lulu Westofer three grandchildren and two great grandchildren A sister and four brothers preceded her in death Services 1 pm at R K Lindsey Funeral Home with Rev Jay Cooper officiating Burial in Union Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday 7-9 and Monday 2-4 and 7-9
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Mary Beans Dennison
Mary B. Palen Beans
Here
New Philadelphia
Canton
E. Duane St
Sunnyvale
Calif
Emmett
Ar Jminta Fivecoat van Lehn
First Christian Church
Roy Polen
Robert
Union Cemetery
Deaths Elsewhere and In Green Bay Dignitaries
Dr. Alan Tower Waterman, 75, physicist and NSF pioneer, died Thursday after a career in basic research and education. Bishop Stanislaus Bona, head of Green Bay diocese since 1945, died Friday at 79. Dr. Joseph E. Salsbury, founder of Salsbury Laboratories, died Friday at 80 after immigrating to the United States at 21.
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Washington
Alan Tower Waterman
National Science Foundation
NSF
Waterman
Yale
Office of Naval Research
Green Bay, Wis
Stanislaus Bona
Green Bay
Charles City
Iowa
Joseph E. Salsbury
Salsbury Laboratories
United States
England
Sports Briefs Highlight Debuts And Injuries Across Colleges
Syracuse notes sophomore Rich Panczyczyn recovering from a knee sprain after a debut with 88 rushing yards, surpassing Floyd Little, Jim Brown, and Ernie Davis in their first games. Colorado’s Joe Ripmaster finally sees action from kickoff, then injures his knee. Oklahoma’s Granville Liggins explains his rapid charge by reading centers, while Indiana’s Harry Gonso recovers from injury as Mike Perry shines with 157 passing yards and two point conversions.
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N.Y
Rich Panczyczyn
Pansition
Baylor
Floyd Little
Jim Brown
Ernie Davis
Bloomington
Ind
Harry Gosno
Indiana
Arizona
Mike Perry
Johnny Pont
College
Harry Gonso
Foul Play Not Suspected in Peace Corps Volunteer Death
Dr Roger Morris, regional Peace Corps director, says he does not suspect foul play in the death of John Roger Blum, a 23 year old volunteer from Willoughby Ohio working as an assistant block development officer at Nandgaon. Blum was found dead in a government hospital bathroom with the door locked from inside near Bombay.
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India
Roger Morris
American Peace Corps
H.J. Chiney
Peace Corps
John Roger Um. Blum
Willoughby
Ohio
Nandgaon
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Roy Jenkins
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London
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