He's Serious About His Role as Trust Buster
Washington AP Donald F Turner the government s chief trust buster can joke about an opponent but he s dead serious that substantial competitors can t merge Turner reviewed pictures of his predecessors in the antitrust division including Lee Loevinger now an FCC commissioner Turner is a veteran professor type and is numerically active in probing mergers He aims to curb concentration while allowing natural economic development Turner 45 says he wants to return to teaching someday and has a Wisconsin upbringing with studies at Northwestern Harvard and Yale plus service as a World War II naval officer He married in 1955 and has two children
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Washington
Donald F. Turner
Turner
Justice Department
Lee Loevinger
Federal Communications
New England
Harvard University
FCC
Loevinger
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Americanroadcasting Companies Inc
Furnet
Comptroller of the Currency
Comptroller
James J. Wadsworth
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Northwestern
Harvard
Yale
South Pacific
Tom C. Clark
Supreme Court
The Last Flight Poetry About Three Young Men
Readers note a brisk January morn jet taxiing for departure. A sunbeam bids adieu to three young men who head into the blue, with one replaced by another. Betty Powers, 316 Seneca Gr NW, New Philadelphia, is involved in the notice.
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Adien
Betty Powers
Seneca Gr
New Philadelphia
The Pioneers Hymn of Faith and Frontier Spirit
A devotional poem recalling the pioneers and spaceflight era figures Virgil Grissom Ed White and Roger Chaffee. It frames their courage as faith driven, contrasts past frontier hardships with modern science, and urges trust in God to guide future endeavors. Florence M Williams, Bolivar.
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Virgil Grissom
Ed White
Roger Chaffee
God
Florence M. Williamis
Bolivar
Ground fighting in South Vietnam. Koreans report enemy killed
In South Vietnam ground fighting persisted on a small scale with U S and South Vietnamese forces reporting scattered engagements. U S Marines and allied units killed 28 Communists in the Da Nang area while Koreans of the White Horse Division killed 27 Viet Cong near Nha Trang. The 173rd Airborne and 11th Infantry in War Zone D swept 27 miles northeast of Saigon with little resistance in Big Spring. A Viet Cong demolition at Phan Rang destroyed a building housing an American military police barracks, injuring nine of the 22 police on duty.
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South Vietnam
U.S
da Nang
White Horse Division
Nha Trang
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Sth
Saigon
Millar Fire
Phan Reng
South China Seacoast
Report Increase In Tax Revenues
Columbus Ohio AP reports a state tax revenue rise for the first seven months of the fiscal year. Major taxes totaled over 559.5 million July 1966 through January 1967, up 9.16 million from the same period a year earlier per State Treasurer John D. Herbert.
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Columbus
Ohio
John D. Herbert Rerts
Herbert
Local Briefs Highlight Pension Workshop Travels
Dwight Bleney of Tippecanoe, tied to Canton agency of United Mutual Life, just returned from Columbus where he attended a pension workshop. Four more workshops are planned, next in California, then Columbus, then Princeton New Jersey. The State Theater on North Main Street Uhrichsville closed Tuesday for lack of patrons amid 30 years of Tuscarawas Amusement Co. operation, aged 60 to 70.
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Dwight Bleney
Tippecanoe
Canton
United Mutual Life Insurance Co
Columbus
California
Princeton, N.J
N. Main St
Uhrichsville
Tuscarawas Amusement Co
Door to door sales flourish amid changing methods
In a bustling market, canvassers adapt to fees and ID rules, with independent reps for national manufacturers driving a multi billion dollar industry. Door to door and party plans target middle and lower income areas, while instalment selling expands reach to five million households. Salespeople operate largely independently, handling thousands of accounts and long hours.
Ruby Autopsy Report Shows Brain Tumors
A Dallas autopsy found eight brain tumors in Jack Ruby, all related to a cancer that also spread through his lungs, liver, pancreas, lymph nodes and bones. Doctors said the brain tumors could not have existed when Ruby killed Lee Harvey Oswald in 1963, and noted a fatal blood clot caused his death on Jan. 3 at Parkland Hospital.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Parkland Hospital
Earl Rose
Rose
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Parkland
Firm Charged In Meat Fraud Case in Cincinnati
An 18 count federal indictment charges Jacob Schlachter's Sons Co and four Cincinnati area officers with fraud for selling low grade beef to Wright Patterson and Lockbourne AFBs. William Remke 66 Richard Remke 42 Walter Remke 40 Frank Boettcher 59 indicted alongside the firm for using false grading instruments and misrepresenting beef quality. FBI and USDA led the investigation.
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Cincinnati
Jacob Schlachter’s Sons Co
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Lockbourne Afb
Columbus
FBI
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Ohio grain prices from Columbus market report
Ohio Dept of Agriculture grain prices show No 2 red wheat mostly up 1.49 to 1.50 per bushel with values 1.45 to 1.51 cited. No 2 yellow ear corn largely unchanged around 1.25 to 1.30 per bushel. No 2 oats mostly up to 75 cents per bushel. No 1 soybeans largely steady around 2.71 to 2.78 per bushel.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Navy to sink chamber for man in sea project off California
The Navy broadens man in the sea programs planning to submerge a pressurized chamber 430 feet under the Pacific this winter. Five diving teams of eight including civilian scientists will rotate 12 day stints in the nonpropelled submersible off Santa Clemente Island, California, to study deep ocean conditions.
Fire crews respond to Dover and Dennison incidents
At 9:45 Dover fire units tackled a fire near James Mills residence 90 Anola Avenue where a pilot light under a water heater had gone out. In Dennison at 2:40 a fire crew aided George Cafama at 120 North Second Street after reports of difficulty breathing. he was reported okay upon departure of firefighters.
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Dover — Goat
James Mills
Anola Av
Dennison
N. 2Nd St
George Cafama
Beauty Queens In Court Fight Over Miss Massachusetts Title
In Boston a Superior Court will decide which contestant truly holds the Miss Massachusetts title. Judge David A. Rose ordered a trial to resolve disputes over who may use the title as American Beauty Pageants, Inc. sues over alleged trademark infringement and audience confusion. The group claims Nancy Brackett of Mansfield is the sole Miss Massachusetts, tying to its Miss Universe affiliate.
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Boston
David A. Rose
American Beauty Pageants, Inc
Bay State
Nancy Brackett
Mansfield
Ohio Road Death Toll in Weekend Report
The Associated Press notes a sparse weekend toll in Ohio following a low count last week. Fatalities include Junior Dale Willmount, 23, of Ravenna in a Trumbull County crash after missing a curve. Other deaths involve Bernard Byer, 50, Fremont, and a Clark County crash near Springfield affecting Mary Barrington and related injuries to Ann Mills and her infant Be linda.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Junior Dale Willmount
Ravenna
Trumbull
Bernard Byer
Fremont
Mary Barrington
Portsmouth
Bellefontaine
Clark County
Ohio 41
Springfield
Ann Mills
Belinda
Quintuplets In Brooklyn Do Fine On Eve Of Mother's Birthday
The four surviving Brooklyn quintuplets were reported doing fine at Brooklyn Jewish Hospital. The fifth baby was stillborn. Three infant boys were bottle fed, the smallest girl received intravenous nutrition. Mother Hildarene Harris, 32, had used a fertility drug after five childless years.
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New York
Brooklyn
Lionel Harris
Brooklyn Jewish Hospital
Hildarene
Red agent Kazanomarek released to return to U S
Washington AP Vladi m Kazanomarek an American travel agent convicted in a Czech court this week for attempted overthrow of the government and espionage has been released. He left Prague before 4 am EST and was to land in New York at 2 03 pm EST after stopping in Paris officials said. State Department spokesman Carl Bartch expressed gratification.
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Washington
Vladim Kazanomarek
United States
State Department
Kazanomarek
Carl Barthh
Kazan-Komarek
Prague
New York
Paris
Bartch
Tape Recording Secures Divorce in UK Case
London AP Justice Sir Neville Faulks grants Francis Ford a divorce on cruelty grounds after a 90 minute tape captured Ford's wife talking, with the judge noting she spoke far more than he did and quipping that a pledge not to talk would have been wiser.
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London
Neville Faulks
Francis Ford
Chevalier to retire on 80th birthday in 1968 plan
Maurice Chevalier announced in Durban he will retire on September 12 1968 the day he turns 80 after one more world tour. In Madrid about 30000 students boycotted classes across universities with officials calling the situation safer than earlier week despite sporadic violent disturbances.
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Durban
South Africa
Maurice Chevalier
Madrid
Spain
Viet Namese Instructor Arrested At Fort Bragg
U S arrest of Huynh Ngoc Tuyen 32 a Viet Namese language instructor at Fort Bragg leads to deportation proceedings He was ordered to leave by Feb 16 and is held on 2500 bond before a deportation hearing A former Republic of Vietnam air force officer defended by his attorney says he was fired while officials cite incompetence The State Department offered no immediate comment
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Washington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Immigration ‘and Naturalization Service
Huynh Ngoc Tuyen
Tuyen
David Carliner
State Department
Foreign Service
William T. O'Brien
Washington Area ‘Immigration Service
Carliner
Peace talks still possible despite bombing claims
State Department says U.S. bombing of North Vietnam has not interfered with peace discussions. Spokesman Carl Barth notes no reciprocal response from Hanoi. President Johnson says any step toward peace could halt bombings. U Thant at the United Nations continues quiet efforts for peace.
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Washington
State Department
U.S
North Vietnam
United Nations
Hanoi
Carl Barth
Johnson
U Thant
Lounging Chair Yields Long-Lost Coins in Shop
In Los Angeles Irwin Levis once dozed in a jewelry shop chair where Sarle E. Ousley now found about 40 coins, some knives, a Shriner's pin, and a pocket watch key buried in the chair after Levis died nine months ago. One dated 185 is valued at over $17.
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Los Angeles
Irwin Levis
Sarle E. Ousley
Obituaries From Canton Area Tributes and Frosty Weather
Obituaries inform of Mrs Richards 93 of 226 Bedford Ave SW and Anna Hossel Richards 93 of 474 Heller Dr Newcomerstown with services in Addy and Eden Church Cemetery. Ruth Espenschied 35 of Dover dies. Dover VFW Auxiliary noted. Weather report details frigid Northeast and warmer Midwest patterns with subzero readings in Maine and Florida 70 degrees. Joe J Miller 85 of RD 2 Sugar Creek dies after long illness, Amish community ties noted. Edward R McIntosh 56 Dover area dies in Brunswick Md with multiple survivors listed.
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Canton
Arnold Funers
Lela
Baxter
Bedford Av
Bethine
Kackley
East Sparta
Dennis Foreman
Eden Chureh
Fife
Here
St. Paul's Eub Church
Order of Eastern Star
Newcomerstown
Anna Hossel
Richards
Heller
Coshocton Hospital
Peter and
Elizabeth Stockum Hosselt
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Royal Neighbors Lodge
George
Pittsburgh
Julius
Addy Funeral Home
Donald Albert
East State Street
Ruth Irene Espenschied
RD 2
Dover
Union Hospita
Bremen
Charles
Stella Canter Swick
Strasburg
Dover Vfw
Ernest Bland
Earl W. Espenschied
Larry
Sharony )Smith
Kathy
Connie Bland
Larry Bland
Manchester
Charles Bland
William
Barbara) Swegheimer
Dor
Associated Press
VFW Aux
Iliary
Northwest
Friends
Tion
New England
Midwest
Great Lakes
Peliston
Mich
Florida
Old Town
Maine
Key West
Fla
Sugar Creek
Joe J. Miller
Jonas Petersheim
RD 4
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas County
John and
Mary Troyer Miller
Eli
Katie) Hershberger
Middlefield
Alvin
Sarah) Burkholder
Ada) Petersheim
Betty Miller
Calvin J
Hero
Elizabeth
Joe M. Beachy
Monroe Y. Miller
Union Hill
Beachy
Feete
Brunswick
Edward R. McIntosh
Sykesville
Pauline Silke
Robert
Frederick
David
St. Petersburg
Jacqueline ‘ Hill
Rosemont
Rebecca Welch
Dennis
Bertha) Penick
Murray (Maraloyd) Wentworth
Wickenburg
Ariz
Leonard
Findlay
Berl
Merl
Noted Latin America specialist Paul Kennedy dies at 62
Veteran New York Times reporter Paul P. Kennedy 62 who specialized in Latin America died of cancer Thursday. The AP report also notes deaths of Minneapolis Star reporter Larry Fitzmaurice 59 in a home fire and London-based composer Joe Meek 35 found dead with a shotgun nearby. Actress Augusta Ciolli 65, famed for Marty era roles, died Thursday.
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NEW York
Paul P.kennedy
The
New York Times
Latin America
Minneapolis
London
Joe Meek
Telstar
United States
Britain
Meek
Augusta Ciolli
Marty
Youth Bound Over to Jury in Ohio Family Slayings
Columbus youth Harry Levine Jr. 18 was bound over to the Franklin County grand jury without bond on three counts of first degree murder after a three day preliminary hearing. He is accused in the December 9 slayings of Harry Levine Sr. 47 Greta Levine 52 and Minnie Perrot 82 found shot in their apartment. Marine Pfc. Jerry E. Brooks son of Mr and Mrs John D Brooks Deerfield Ohio was killed in action in Vietnam, the Defense Department said Friday.
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Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Franklin County
Harry
Benny) Levine Jr
Robert M. Duncan
Harry Levine Sr
Levine
Greta
Mire Levine
Minnie Perrot
Qhie
Washington
Jerry E. Brooks
John D. Brooks
Rt. 1
Deerfield
Ohio
Vietnam
Defense Department
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McIntosh Services
Meese Funeral Home
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3Rd. St
Harry Meese
Bierie
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