Hays may chair Powell probe in Harlem scandal
By Harry Yockey a Washington writer notes Rep Wayne Hays could become Powell’s executioner as a House Administration subcommittee opens next week to probe Adam Clayton Powell’s handling of funds and conduct. The piece argues Powell has long flouted law, inflated expenses, and misused payrolls while urging Hays to lead a thorough investigation and possible removal from Congress.
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Washington
U.S
Wayne Hays
Flushing
Adam Clayton Powell
House Administration
Harlem
Ohio
Hays
Powell
Rep. Hays
Drew Pearson
House Education and Athor
Corinne Huff
Esther James
New York
Cong. Hays
Congress
Walt Disney Created a World of Joy and Innovation
The article recalls Walt Disney as a legendary creator of Mickey Mouse Snow White and Disneyland near Los Angeles. It notes his ambitious projects including Disney World near Orlando Mineral King and a company led by his brother Roy. It honors his impact, 31 Oscars and the lasting memory of his work.
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Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Donald Duck
Snow White
Peter Pan
Mary Poppins
Disneyland
Los Angeles
Mickey
Disney
Orlando
Fla
Sequoia National Forest
California
Roy
Walt
The
Cleveland Plain Dealer
News of Yesteryear highlights from New Philadelphia
A compact look back across decades notes Calv in Pfeiffer visiting kin at Fort Knox and John Sebold joining Sigma Chi at Ohio University. Other items recall drivers fined for parking meters, Red Cross service in Italy, Eastern Star party attendees, liquor raids, candy shop prices, Linden Hall student visits, municipal light plant talks, a teachers banquet, and school annexations in New Philadelphia.
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Calvin Pfeiffer
New Philadelphia
Ft. Knox, Ky
W. E. Jaynes
John Sebold
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Ohio University
Dover Order of Eastern Star
Martha Lemmon
Barbara Ream
Carolyn Steitz
Peggy Wagner
Christine Carrico
Joan Godfrey
Helen Gerber
Marilyn Toland
Dover
Bexley
Ohio Power Co
Philadelphia Teachers Assy
Emmanuel Lutheran Church
Edith Milar
Rutledge
Schoenbrynn
Beaver Dam
Philadelphia
French Merci boxcar recalled in Manchester tribute
In Manchester New Hampshire a preserved French Merci boxcar stands behind glass in the French section of the city. The author recalls the 1947 Friendship Train that sent food to France and Italy and the 1948 French gift of 48 boxcars plus one for DC. He argues for preserving French American ties beyond political shifts and cites De Gaulle’s wartime frictions.
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Manchester
N. HH
New Hampeshire
France
Italy
le Havre
District of Columbia
Association of American Railroads
Fresno
Calif
Bismarck
N. D
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
N. H
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
White House
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Sol Bloom
D-N. Y
Sol
Bloom
Cordell Hull
Adm
Daran
Casablanca
Gen
Giraud
Churchill
Britain
Johnson
Paris
Polot
Readers' Viewpoint on Extra Duties in School Contract
Louis A Sikora of Sugarcreek argues the Gatway Board of Education misled him about teaching duties. He says contract promised instrumental and vocal music but he was assigned far more vocal music and a general music load for juniors. He urges clearer contract terms to prevent such issues.
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Daily Reporter
Gataway Board of Education
Clifton McMahon
Gataway Schools
McMahon
Louis A. Sikora
Sugarcreek
Education's Economic Role In School District Vote
A teacher urges voters in the Indian Valley School District to support the operating levy, arguing education drives economic growth, reduces crime, and raises living standards. The letter contends that rejecting the levy deprives students of up-to-date buildings, equipment, and textbooks while noting knowledge growth since 1750.
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Pilate
Indian Valley
Indian Valley teacher laments school conditions and parent support
Lloyd Miller Jr of New Philadelphia vents in a letter to the paper about outdated textbooks, transport problems, poor lighting, a closed library, and crowded facilities at Indian Valley schools. He argues these issues hinder gifted and slow learners and cites lack of parental backing after the December 8 levy vote.
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Indian Valley
Citizen of
Lloyd Miller Jr
New Philadelphia
Daily Reporter Billing Notice and Subscriptions
The Daily Reporter lists publication details and subscription rates with several spelling errors. It notes Dover Ohio as the base, mentions various rural routes and counties, and provides monthly, quarterly, and yearly prices for mail and carrier delivery.
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Dover
Alansfield Journal Co
Pelephone
Tuscarewes
Corral
Coshostox
Guernacy
Hermon
Holmes
Stork
Ohio
GOP Should Organize on Vital Issues
Republican governors and leaders in Congress show more interest in 1968 presidential candidates than in reflecting the public will from last month’s elections. They lack unity, offer few corrective proposals on civil rights, crime, or budget policy, and avoid clear plans to address rising living costs and dollar depreciation.
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David Lawrence Washington
Congress
Johnson
GOP
Democratic Party
Department of Justice
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
North
Publishers Newspaper Syndicate
British Press Skips King Edward VIII Abdication Anniversary
British newspapers mark the abdication of King Edward VIII with little note, claiming space constraints amid current national problems. The 30th anniversary passes with minimal coverage, reflecting editorial choices in a press short on room.
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Edward VI
Britain
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