Suez Crisis clashes widen as UN seeks cease fire
The U N Security Council in New York heard claims from both sides over renewed fighting along the Suez Canal. Israeli and Egyptian spokesmen described exchanges from Port Said to Ismailia and Pot Taufig with casualties on both sides. UN observers are to arrive to monitor a cease fire, while Dayan urged restraint and warned the attack was not local. Egypt accused Israel of “wanton aggression” as reports noted civilian casualties and continued shelling along the canal, with a possible broader Arab unity effort under discussion.
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U.N. Security Council
New York
Suez Canal
Great Bitter Lake
Firdan
Ismailia
West Bank
Port Ibrahim
Israel
Port Taufig
Egypt
East Bank
Mohamed Awad el Kony
Gideon Rafael
Council
Rafael
U.N
Odd Bull
Bull
Suez City
el Qantara
Suez
Port Taufiq
Moshe Dayan
Gen. Bull
Cairo
Canal
Dayan Sid
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Old City
Jerusalem
Jordan
U Thant
Beauties Get Marine Escort at Miss Universe Ball
In Miami Beach the U S Marines accompanied Miss Universe contestants as official escorts for the coronation night. Sixty tall bachelors from 56 countries, many fluent in languages spoken by the contestants, were chosen from over 200 volunteers. Most are 21 to 25 and many will ship to Vietnam within 90 days.
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Miami Beach
Fla
U.S
Fred St. Clair
Germany
Dover Gains Lost Wallet Finds and Local Incidents
Two complaints filed with Dover police yesterday were cleared when Zoe Hughes of 431 East Front Street found a reported lost wallet and claimed a found key on Tuscarawas Avenue. A false alarm led Dover police to Reeves Banking and Trust Co. in the early morning. A New Philadelphia accident report was printed incorrectly in yesterday's Daily Reporter. A 41-year-old woman parked in front of Goshen Daily Co. was struck by a car driven by a Dundee man. three youths fled the scene. Fire destroyed a 12 by 15 foot building on Route 1 owned by J and M Mining Co. near New Philadelphia, with crews saving an adjacent house. A drunk allegedly broke into Delores Goshorn’s trailer to use the phone. Debra Drumm, 9, escaped injury after bicycling into a car on Ackey Street NW. Walton Auto Parts reported a young man bought tires and left without payment, driving a 1959 or 1960 Oldsmobile convertible with Maryland plates. Richard L. Wallace was released on bond after property destruction charges. Deputies search for a man who ransacked a Goshen Township trailer at 1196 12th Street NW, New Philadelphia.
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Dover
Zoe Hughes
Front St
2Nd St
Reeves Banking & Trust Co
Philadelphia
Daily Reporter
Lotti Heverly
Union Av
Goshen Daily Co
2Nd St. NW
Harry Cain
Dundee
RD 1
New Philadelphia
J & M. Mining Co
Walton Auto Parts
S. Broadway
Maryland
Fall fashion knit coat pattern 7393 offered by Daily Reporter
Advertisement lists pattern 7393 for a fashionable knit coat with ribbed trim in sizes 2-4, 6-8, 10-12, priced 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. includes call to send name, address, pattern number to Alice Brooks at The Daily Reporter. plus mentions 210 needlecraft designs, free patterns, and other craft books with discounted prices.
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Alice Brooks
The
Daily Reporter
Needlecraft Dept
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Needlecraft
Checks must carry machine language for processing
The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank announced that starting September 1 bank checks must include a machine readable language. The language is a numeric code designed for computer processing.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank
Ohio I Briefs From Akron to Defiance in Ohio News
Akron AP reports negotiators for B F Goodrich and United Rubber Workers gained ground late, hinting at a possible second strike settlement. Sandusky selects Miss Ohio of 1968 tonight to compete in Miss America. Defiance jur y convicts Puerto Rican migrant Tomas Ariaga of first degree murder for killing Lucio Clark. Chardon sheriff continues probe after ruling death by self inflicted action in Elliot Gray case.
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Akron, Ohio
B.F. Goodrich Co
United Rubber Workers
Sandusky, Ohio
Defiance
Ohio
Defiance County Common Pleas Court
Tomas Ariaga
Lucio Clark
Ariaga
Car Collision Claims Ohioan Near Harriman Tennessee
Kenneth Askin, 63, of Sviotodale Ohio, died in a two car crash on Interstate 40 south of Harriman Tennessee Friday. Injured were Mildred Askin, 59, his wife, and Mr and Mrs Robert Klyne of Rockwood Tennessee, all listed in fair condition at Harriman hospital.
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Harriman
Early Boxes and Glass Notions From Old American Times
An antiquarian column surveys handmade wooden and paper boxes from pre machine era to 19th century. It notes Shaker pine and maple boxes in the 18th century, nail counts signaling age, and paper hatboxes and hatware trends. It also recounts Stiegel glass bankruptcy tied to England’s tax laws and a note on tables once called boards. A new book on American paintings by Mary Black and Jean Lipman is praised.
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Ralph and
Terry Rovel
America
New York
Aaron Dennison
Stiegel Glass
Baron Stiegel
Stiegel
Boston
Mary Black
Jean Lipman
Clarkson Potter
De Gaulle at Expo 67 Plans and Protests Amid Frenzy
President De Gaulle arrives for Expo 67 with a packed itinerary marking visits to the Soviet Arab and Latin American pavilions. He will criticize the United States for Viet Nam and the U.S. pavilion, urge neutral nations to resist American influence, and pledge Franco Soviet cooperation. He plans boycotts of Israel and aims for a Big Four shipping talks, ending with a symbolic atomic test and a wreath at the American Express pedestal before a Cuba flight.
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Washington
Charles de Gaulle
France
Soviet Union
de ‘Gaulle
United States
Vietnam
Montreal
Expo
de Gaulle
Cannon Market
Raeli
U.A.R
West Bank
St. Lawrence River
Bank of Montreal
St. Lawrence Seaway
Joan of Arc
St. Lawrence
American Express
Cuba
Kusygin
Casne
Two Fans Injured At Reds Mets Game in Cincinnati
In Cincinnati two Dayton residents received head cuts during a free-for-all at the Reds Mets game. Thomas Evans, 40, and an unidentified juvenile were treated and spent the night in General Hospital with non serious injuries.
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Cincinnati
Dayton
Ohio
General Hospital
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
al Taches
Thomas Evans
NAACP Convention Turmoil Over Youth Board Demands
At the 58th NAACP annual convention in Boston two anti-establishment factions clashed over board power. Youth councils won a push to raise youth board members from 3 to 17. New York delegates led a protest backing overhaul while a unity plea followed Newark and Vietnam ties.
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Boston
NAACP
Alfred Williams
East Lansing
Mich
Roy Wilkins
Newark
N.J
New York
Matthew Perry
Perry
Resolutions
San Francisco
Greenwich Village
Chelsea
U.S
Vietnam
Resolutions Committee
Lutherans Endorse Bearing Arms In Faithful Duty
The Lutheran Church Missouri Synod said it disapproves of refusing to bear arms in modern wars due to judging such wars as right or wrong. It warned against selective conscientious objection and urged loyalty to laws, pastoral counseling, and obedience unless government commands sin. The convention upheld capital punishment in scripture but noted other denominations oppose it and rejected a broad doctrinal inquiry.
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George W. Cornell
New York
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Ohio Road Death Toll
The Associated Press reports a weekend toll of young victims on Ohio highways. Lee Bearer 28 West Milton died in a Friday night two car crash in Miami County. Patricia Gordley 19 Mount Carmel killed in Clermont County. Clarence Lucius 50 Carey and Garry Jones 22 Columbus perished in separate crashes. Jill Ann Miller 22 and Grover Fugate 19 died in Columbus and Windham crashes. Robert Barnes 28 Toledo died when his car hit a pole. Patricia Gordley’s fiancé and sister injured. cause ranges from two car collisions to loss of control near Ohio 303.
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Associated Press
Lee Bearer
West Milton
Clarence L. Lucius
Carey
Garry Lee Jones
Jill Ann Miller
Columbus
Robert L. Barnes
Toledo
Grover B. Fugate
Windham
Portage County
Patricia Ann Gordley
Mount Carmel
Bearer
Miami County
Twylah Creager
Pleasant Hill
Derlene
Lucius
U.S. 23
Seneca County
Alyada
Jones
Jill Miller
Barnes
Near North Side
Fugalte
Ohio 303
Patricia’ Ann Gordley
Hamilton County
Clermont County
Obituary notices for Frederick C. Schultheiss and Minard N. LeMasters
Frederick C. Schultheiss 95 of New Philadelphia died Friday after a 3 month illness at Karl Nursing Home. Born in Sterling, he was son of Joseph and Mary Frey Schultheiss. Survived by daughter Janice Miller, sisters Rose Spring and Tillie Palmer, and three grandchildren. Services Sunday 1:30 p.m. at Kaserman-Naylor Funeral Home. Burial at Hast Avenue Cemetery. Memorials to Heart Fund. Minard N. LeMasters 59, former New Philadelphia resident, died of a heart attack Thursday in Huntington WV. Funeral Monday 1 p.m. at Linn-Hert-Geib Funeral Home with Rev. Oliver Davis Jr. interment Evergreen Burial Park. LeMasters operated Dundee Grill 1947–1962. Friends may call Sunday 2–4 and 7–9.
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Frederick C. Schultheiss
New Philadelphia
Karl
Sterling
Joseph and
Mary Frey Schultheiss
Robert
Janice) Miller
Mpg
Rose Spring
Portsmouth
Tillie Palmer
Pearl
Linn-Hert-Geih
Minard N. LeMasters
Wesley Ripley
Huntington
W. Va
Oliver Davis Jr
Evergreen Burial Park
LeMasters
Dundee Grill
Samuel Harding of Warsaw dies at 87
Samuel Harding 87 of Warsaw formerly of New Philadelphia died Friday in Haven of Rest Nursing Home Coshocton where he had been a patient two years. Born in Tuscarawas County son of John and Charlotte Quillen Harding survived by two sons Emmett of Coshocton and Franklin of Frazersburg four grandchildren six great grandchildren wife Leota Edwards two brothers two sisters preceded him in death. Services held at Fischer Funeral Home with Rev Roy Bower officiating burial Hast Avenue Cemetery New Philadelphia. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 and Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
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Warsaw
Samuel Harding
Here
New Philadelphia
Haven of Rest
Coshocton
Tuscarawas County
John and
Charlotte Quillen Harding
Emmett
Franklin
Frazersburg
Leota Edwards
Fischer Funeral Home
Roy Bower
Hast Avenue
Michael J. Duerr dies at 83 in Strasburg
Michael J. Duerr, 83, of 12 N Bodmer Ave, Strasburg, died Friday afternoon at Union Hospital after a heart attack at home. Born in Lawrence Township, he was the son of Michael and Margaret Stahleker Duerr. Survived by two sisters Mrs. William Aul and Mrs. Clara Bayer and seven nieces and nephews. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Steffe Funeral Home with Rev. T W Soerneman officiating. burial in Grandview Cemetery. Friends may call Sunday 7 to 9 p.m.
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Miciating
Grandview Cemetery
Dover man joins Goodyear management program
Leon Richmond of Dover has entered The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. management training program in Akron after earning a Miami University degree in economics. He is one of 280 chosen from about 2800 interviewees at 100 colleges and universities. Lester Hostetler of Sugarcreek attended the Piano Technicians Guild 10th annual convention in Detroit.
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Leon Richmond
Dover
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Miami University
Lester Hostetler
Sugarcreek
Piano Technicians Guild
Detroit
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Donald E. Drumm
Ackey St
Edward R. Wise
Oak St
Richard L. Wallace
Buckeye Hotel
Uhrichsville
Central District Court
Harold Simmers
RD 3
12Th St. NW
Goshen Township
By Gee Broekes
Chardon
Geauga County
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