Curtain Falls on 1966 Brings Hope for Tuscarawas County
By Harry Yockey a year end column notes 1966 was better than average for the county with major progress in the Tuscarawas Valley University Branch District, industrial investments totaling over 25 million dollars, highway expansions and expansions at Twin City Hospital and local firms. It highlights educational funding, municipal raises, and looming state finance battles as the new year approaches with Franklin moral resolutions and best wishes for 1967.
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Belden Brick
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Dover-New
Philadelphia
Union Hospital
Twin City Hospital
Dennison
University Branch
Tuscarawas Valley Educational Service Center
Roswell
Dover
Tuscarawas Valley
Dkay
Stras
New Philadelphia
Ohio
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Rhodes
General Assembly
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Franklin
Old King Abdul Aziz Visits Cairo Stirs Political Tensions
Abdul-Aziz Ibn Abdul-Rahman Ibn Faisal Al Saud, aged 86 and recently displaced by his son King Faisal, arrived in Cairo before Christmas in a display of royal pomp. Nasser, once accusing him of plotting to kill Nasser, now welcomes the deposed monarch whose visit signals ongoing Saudi-Nasser-Faisal power dynamics and Yemen conflict. The entourage, including a daughter and 130-odd children, traveled in 17,000 pounds of luggage with safes, money, and jewels, lodging at Shepheard's Hotel amid a lavish cavalcade of royal cars and a lavish banquet setup.
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Abdul-Rahman
Faisal al Saud
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Nasser
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Yemen
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Alexandria
Shepheard
Threat of New War Looms Over Asia and Europe
U S officials cite Red China’s fifth nuclear test since 1964 and Soviet troop mobilizations on the Sino Russian border. They warn that a broader conflict could erupt in Asia or Europe, with both powers pursuing political leverage while nuclear buildup accelerates. Peiping labels U S imperialism and Soviet revisionism as threats and backs Vietnam.
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South Vietnam
Jingle Ball Held At YMCA For 250 Youth
Community notice recalls the annual Jingle Ball at the YMCA drawing 250 young attendees with a floor show featuring Heather Robinson and Linda Fox. In Dover the Junior High Fellowship hosted 25 members while Rev Marvin Turner became pastor of First Baptist Church in New Philadelphia. A Uhrichsville printing plant fire gutted the Evening Chronicle. The Best of 1946 poll named Annie Get Your Gun best musical Ingrid Bergman best dramatic actress Judy Holiday best comedy star Miracle of the Bells best novel Maggie Whiting best vocalist. The writer recalls Cairo spring 1945 and meetings with Roosevelt Churchill Saud Nasser and Farouk amid wartime shifts.
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Linda Fox
Edgar Rausch
Dover
St. John’s E & R Church
Marvin Turner
Birmingham
Mich
First Baptist Church
New Philadelphia
Uhrichsville
Ingrid Bergman
Judy Holiday
Maggie Whiting
Cairo
Anna Lou
Ibn Saudar
Leroy Espenschied
Saud
Farouk
Arabia
Portraits Warn Against Drinking And Driving Risks
A cautionary message warns drivers to avoid drinking before or during travel. It notes that liquor impairs judgment and can lead to dangerous consequences on highways, stressing that even small amounts can affect fate and futures. It also mentions Kosygin commenting on Vietnam war barriers and U.S. president Johnson’s political chances.
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Kosygin
Johnson
I Q How To Score Quiz From a 100 Question Set
Knowledge test results scale memory ability from 10 days of questions. Items ask about US history Alaska vs Hawaii International date line Susquehanna vs Potomac length Middle East manufacturing leader Alexander's Ragtime Band Easter Parade Maine ratification river of no return Deadwood South Dakota Wild Bill Hickok Jack McCall Romania Black Sea wave foam causes.
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Alaska
Hawaii
Middle East
Alexander
Maine
South Dakota
Bullickok
Jack McCall
Rumania
Black Sea
War and civilian casualties in Hanoi bombing debate
The piece argues that U S air attacks on Hanoi have likely killed civilians, regardless of target intent. It notes the difficulty of precise bombing, acknowledges Washington’s stance of restraint, and contends civilian deaths will persist as long as the Vietnam war continues.
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United States
Hanoi
U.S
Washington
Vietnam
Daily Reporter Page 4 December 31 Dover Ohio notice
The Daily Reporter lists subscription rates and delivery details for Dover Ohio and surrounding counties. Rates vary by duration and route with daily publication and mail delivery to rural routes in Tuscarawas Carroll Coshocton Guernsey Harrison Holmes Stark counties.
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the Daily Reporter
Dover
Mansfield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Carrol
Coshoctom
Guernssy
Harrison
Holmes
Starks
Carter Das
Hepatitis Shots Curbed By Navy Use
Navy doctors continued gamma globulin hepatitis inoculations for sailors aboard ships while Army and Air Force curtailed shots in Vietnam due to a gamma globulin shortage. The program aimed at key personnel and high exposure groups, with combat troops and Mekong Delta units prioritized and broader use reduced. An ongoing study in Korea will compare outcomes with a two-year no-shot cohort.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Army
Air Force
Vietnam
Navy
Asia
Orient
Mekong Delta
Korea
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