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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1965
Page
11
A Daily Reporter dispatch recalls deputies cleaning blood stained uniforms after a deadly wreck and paying their own costs. It notes Dover and New Philadelphia police receive uniform allowances and city funded replacements while the sheriff's deputies lack any clothing allowance.
The document lists weekly school menus by day across several campuses with items like ham salad, spaghetti with meat sauce, pizzaburgers, beef chunks, pasta fagioli, chicken noodle soup, Spanish rice, baked beans, egg salad, hamburgers, roast chicken, spaghetti, beef and noodles, fish sandwich and more. Each day notes sides, bread, butter, fruit or dessert and all meals include milk. Food items are presented with occasional misspellings and OCR errors.
Rhodesia's white minority government marked independence with minimal local disruption. Despite international sanctions, general living conditions remain stable with modest price increases and steady goods supply. Prime Minister Ian Smith reported satisfaction with border security at Kariba power station as Africans largely remain quiet after independence.
Hog prices are expected to stay high or rise further as farmers limit hog production after a poor 1963 and 1964. With marketings down 20 percent this fall, buyers predict prices may break the 1965 peak of 31.85 per hundredweight. While retail pork costs rise, beef may become more attractive to consumers, and church sermon topics note ongoing community events. Alfalfa now offers the highest yield potential among forage legumes in Ohio, helping reduce unit production costs for meat and milk.
In Selma, three white men were acquitted after a fatal March 9 assault on Rev. James Reed, a Boston minister aiding Negro voting rights. King aide Andrew Young warned protests would rise. Reed died after a brain injury in a Birmingham hospital.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the Pentecostal Church meets at Mrs. Coolidge Roark’s home Tuesday at 7 30 p m. A Christ program by elementary students follows the PTA business session at 6 45 p m in the school cafeteria. Mr and Mrs Wiley Patrick and family of Michigan visited Dale Patrick. Mr and Mrs Clark Houze visited Anna Barton at Akron.
Gemini 7 remains in good shape with crew Borman and Lovell, despite mild nasal congestion. Lovell skips an allergy pill, flight status shows 14 days in space nearly completed, and a planned rendezvous with Gemini 6 is set for 9 54 a m EST Sunday. Ground issues involve laser comms and equipment. a fuel cell fix clears a temporary problem. The mission marks a milestone with a ballast flight and demonstrations of spacewalking without full pressure suits.
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