Garaway coach open meetings debate fuels district controversy
The Garaway teacher and administrator dispute over Coach Glen Bower highlights the push for open meetings in Ohio. Local officials defend executive sessions as necessary, while critics argue secrecy harmed Bower and the community. The district plans to unite behind successor Tom Andreas as a new era begins.
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Coach Bower
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Gataway Board
Tom Andreas
Open meetings urged as Ohio lawmakers consider bill
The Ohio Newspaper Assn and its officers advocate Senate Bill 197 to require more public access to meetings at all government levels. They argue open sessions inform citizens, build trust, and uphold democracy, while noting current law allows closed discussions in some cases. Clay Week observance begins in the Twin Cities, reviving a long local tradition honoring Tuscarawas County’s clay industry with a week of events and community support.
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Hurt
Bower
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Garaway
Ohio
Assn
Ohio General Assembly
Senate
Twin Cities
Tuscarawas County
Betrayals By Nations Shackles U.N.
U.S. congressman voices scorn as Egypts troop buildup along the Israel border tests the United Nations. McGills column argues the U.N. is weakened by nonpayment, lip service, and political opportunism while wars flare in the Middle East and elsewhere. It notes U Thant's acceptance of Egypts demand to remove peacekeepers and urges that the U.N. remain the last mechanism to halt war.
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United States
United Nations
Moses
Saul
Solomon
U. N
U.N
Ho Chi Minh
Indo- China
Vietnam
Security Council
U Thant
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Israel
Nasser
Middle East
Chief Tusky Reports April Income Lowest in 18 Months
Chief Tusky notes April income the smallest in 18 months while after taxes expenditures are nearly complete. This brief item highlights the weak month for earnings and steady post tax spending.
Daily Repute Wayfinding Ad Rates and Circulation Notes
The Dover Ohio daily advertises subscription prices for various regions and delivery options. Rates include monthly and multi month plans for rural routes and other counties, with separate post office and carrier delivery charges.
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Manafield Journal Co
Tuscarawas
Carroll
Coshocton
Guernasy
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
Carner
Time to Open Waterways in Middle East Debate
Drew Pearson outlines a backstage Johnson administration debate on using the current Egypt break to push for internationalization of world waterways including Suez. He contrasts U.S. neutrality in the Near East with Nasser’s charges, notes past Eisenhower actions, and explains why Israelis are motivated to fight while Arab states differ in wealth and governance.
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Vietnam
Africa
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United States
United Nations Security Council
Washington
Johnson
Egypt
Nagser
Suez Canal
Nasser
John Foster Dulles
Aswan
Eisenhower
Ike
Suez
Israel
6Th Fleet
U.S
Little Rock
Near East
Toraeli
Hitler
Nassat
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Libya
Iraq
U.N
U Thant
Security Council
Congress
Russia
Soviet Union
I Q How To Score Based On 100 Questions
A quiz scoring guide lists daily average results and sample questions. It asks about Alaska's size relative to Texas, Grapes of Wrath author, Minnesota twin cities, Japan bombing history, the meaning of verboten, Carmen's composer, tire air loss by season, Tropic of Cancer location, ethnology, and Maine's capital choices.
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Alaska
Texas
Minnesota
Twin Cities
Japan
Maine
Lewiston
Augusta
Portland
Supersonic jet plans spark travel optimism
Plans for a supersonic airliner promise quicker trips to Hawaii, though only one glass of champagne will be offered on champagne flights. The plane won't be ready for commercial passengers until 1974, and faster travel may come with longer durations. A joke contrasts speed with a long road trip, noting a grandfather took seven months to drive from New York to California.
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Hawaii
New York
California
Ceasefire Must Have Safeguards
A Washington view argues the United Nations must explicitly set obligations for belligerents in any Middle East ceasefire. It warns past safeguards failed when Egypt withdrew UNEF in 1956, urging a comprehensive, enforceable ceasefire to prevent arbitrary withdrawal and renewed conflict.
Portraits By John Metcalf On Modern Song Lyrics
A writer rails against contemporary songs and melodies that he finds aimless or barbaric. He compares lyrics to hunting hounds and jungle rhythms, praising enduring beauty over beatnik styles and lamenting the effect on youth.
The Gentle Visitor Seeks You in Quiet Meadows
A calm portrayal speaks of a benevolent figure who visits mortals, plants, and nature, sustaining Ife with approachable kindness. This comforting presence appears close at hand, inviting individuals to seek and accept help from the unseen guide.
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