Battle Reports and Air Strikes Darken Vietnam Front
News from Vietnam describes heavy fighting 280 miles north of Saigon with U S losses and North Vietnamese dead exceeding 380 as air strikes intensify. Doan Ket operation in Da Nang and Hue efforts aim to unify loyal troops while Buddhists mark Quang Duc’s death with demonstrations in Hue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Highlands
Laos
U.S
South Viet Nam
North
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Panhandle
Air Force
U.S. Command
Quang Neal City
U.S. Army
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Dan Nang
Hue
da Nang
Doan Ket
Reunion
Quang Duc
Ngo Dinh Diem
Dennison Fire Reports Medical Distress At Grocery Store
A fire incident yesterday at James Berni Grocery on Logan Street caused Berni Cervellini of 308 North Second Street to faint and struggle to breathe. He was admitted to Twin City Hospital in fairly good condition. In the same log, an ice cream truck on Logan Street driven by Nancy Straley of Strasburg caught fire from a short in the wiring, causing minor damage. Uhrichsville also logged a medical call at 7:40 p.m. for Mrs. Helen Davis of Tappan who had difficulty breathing and was treated at Twin City Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Main St
Helen Davis
Tappan
Twin City Hospital
Dover Dover Dover Violations and Estates Report Card
Police cite and fine drivers from Dover New Philadelphia Uhrichsville and Dennison for speeding ignoring stop signs and intoxication with bonds forfeited for unsafe operation and following too close estates filed for Sarah Stewart Kenneth Deibel and others and foreclosures and cognovit judgments listed with names and addresses and a separation agreement filed in Uhrichsville with divorce details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Rockford Smart
Strasburg
Irvin T. Sergent
Tremont Sr
Richard D. Horn
S. Tuscarawas Ay
Merle C. Smith
Lee Hotel
New Philadelphia
Madelene E. Morrow
Uhrichsville
David Dryden
2Nd St. Dennison
Harry W. Sparks
Myron L. Tucker
Canton
James E. Jinkins
Patrol
Ollie R. Carr
Cleveland
Tenn
Roger E. Miller
Newark
Charles L. Lyle
Thornville
Dallas C. Bryant
Stone Creek
Hitskip
Edward T. Metager
David A. Yockey
Richard Rector
George Kanouff
Centerville
Sarah M. Stewart
Donald C. Stewart
Anna E. Riggle
Kenneth L. Deibel
Ronald H. Deibel
Frank A. Dergel
4Th St
Marjorie K. Derge
N. Main St
Sign and Countersign at Dr Gene Hawk's New Building
A silent protest and counter protest occurred at the new dental building of Dr Gene Hawk in New Philadelphia. A Dover resident James Sewell held a sign by a parking meter while Dr Hawk displayed a counter sign. An afternoon report claimed cut electric wires at the site, but no culprit was found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Hawk
Fair Ay
New Philadelphia
James Sewell
Dover
Hawk
Eafternoon New Philadelphia
Miss Clayland Pageant Volunteers Lead Year of Work
Clay week officials say substantial effort behind the oldest continuing local pageant with co chairs Mrs. Jeane Peters and Raymond King guiding activities. About 80 people contribute backstage roles for the June 18 program at Dennison auditorium with Stan and Loretta Scott as hosts and judges named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Clayweek
Jeane Peters
Raymond King
WSTV
Stan
Loretta Scott
Dennison Auditorium
Miss Clayland
1066
Susie LaPorte
Arren Hostettler
Donna Kaegler
Pat MacIntosh
Archie Heubner
Bill Lee
Bill Lee Jr
Nobel Gunning
Todd
Claymont High stadium hosts week of Clay events
The Claymont schedule includes a choir service at 7 with Rev. Richardson closing remarks. Week events feature Amateur show Monday at 7:30 p.m., Merchants auction and kiddy parade Tuesday, Little Miss Clayland at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Auto show Wednesday, pentathlon and square dance Thursday, parade Friday, and Clayworkers picnic plus Miss Clayland pageant Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claymont High Stadium
Richardson
Buckeye Hotel
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Maurer's Market
Johnson invites leaders to hear Rusk NATO briefing
Washington AP report says President Johnson will convene congressional leaders from both parties to hear Secretary of State Dean Rusk summarize the Brussels NATO meeting that ended June 8. Moyers indicated discussions may cover other international issues including the war in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Dean Rusk
NATO
Brussels
Bill D. Moyers
Viet Nam
Father of 2 Jailed One-Year-Old Count
Grover Maust, 39, formerly of Strasburg, released on $2000 bond by Central District Court Judge Richard Musgrave on a non-support charge filed in 1962 by his wife Helen. Maust, listing Phoenix Arizona, was jailed Thursday night. The charge cites non support of two minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Maust
Strasburg
Central District Court
Richard Musgrave
Helen
Maust
Phoenix
Ariz
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Districts
List of admissions for Dover Jerome Flora and others at 918 N Tuscarawas and nearby streets. Includes patients Pamela Horwatt Bri an Shutt M. Dean Packer Jeff Maurer and others. Dismissals cited for Troyer Sharon Yenns and several New Philadelphia and Elsewhere cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Jerome Flora
N. ‘Tuscarawas
Carl Detterline
Union
Brian Shutt
Lincoln
Pamela Horwatt
Lakeview
M. Dean Packer
N. Wooster
Jeff Maurer
Hemlock St
Townie Gooch
3Rd St
Kenneth Bigler Jr
Evergreen
New Philadelphia
Edward Meyer
Rosalle Stein
Dale Godfrey
W. High
Ronald Sandy
Kohl
Gerald Herron
Grant St. NW
Robert Lute
Catherine Reese
Ray Av
Vy Harris
E. High
Wendy Calai
Fair Av
Lois Hines
2Nd St. SE
Troyer
Sharon Yenns
Waller Hanner Sr
John Antalek Jr
Donald Ickes
Raymond Handrich
Karen Carpenter
Donald Kohler
Judith Becker
Carl Stephan
Minerva Newton
Clarence Albaugh
Norman Prinzo
Hazel Oldham
Robert Gow
Paul Cox
Herman Gerber
David Allen Neff
Sugarcreek
Local names listed in Dennison Uhrichsville and nearby areas
A collage of residents appears with Dennison and Uhrichsville addresses including Ralph Fry Joseph Michels Mrs. Robert Fowler and Mrs Gary Grant along with Rebecca Fowler Elsewhere Mrs Clyde Cox Gnadenhutten Mrs James Mooney Gary Leeper Jewett and Martha Berry Carrollton representing a community grouping of individuals and households across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Bernard Cervellini
2Nd St. Uhrichsville
Ralph Fry
Newport Ay
Joseph Michels
Robert Fowler
Uhrichsville
Gary Grant
Rebecca Fowler
Clyde Cox
Gnadenhutten
James Mooney
Gary Leeper
Jewett
Martha Berry
Carrollton
New Arrivals Family Birth Announcements in Dover and Canton
Mrs James R Barn of 703 Baker Ave NW announces a daughter in Philadelphia. Mr Eugene C Huprich of RD 1 Dover reports a son. Mr and Mrs Thomas Lindberg of 1122 N Wooster Ave Dover announce a son born Wednesday at Timken Mercy Hospital Canton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Barnhouse
Baker Av
New
Philadelphia
Eugene C. Huprich
Dover
Thomas Lindberg
Wooster Av
Timken Mercy Hospital
Canton
Accused Killer Humbert Trial Deliberations Move Forward
In Defiance Ohio 18 year old Ernest Edward Humbert testified he had sexual relations with Phillip Toon's wife. Humbert described meeting the Toons as a fres hman at Defiance College and stated he stabbed Toon in the living room after Toon advanced toward him. Jury deliberations were expected to begin today as closing arguments were set for the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defiance
Ohio
Ernest Edward Humbert
Humbert
Defiance College
Phillip Toon
Rhodes seeks federal aid for Ohio water pollution plan
Gov. James A. Rhodes urged U S Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman to boost federal help for Ohio pollution control, detailing six of ten Maumee Basin watershed projects awaiting planning and several pending plans across Portage, Sandusky, Grand River basins. He cited a $413 million municipal and industrial waste treatment program planned to finish by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
James A. Rhodles
Ohio
Maumee Valley
U. S. Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Maumee Basin
Portage Basin
Sandusky Basin
Haro
Grand River
Rhodes
Senator Johnson Cleared In Northern District Speeding Case
Senator Danny Johnson was found not guilty of a speeding charge in northern district court. He was cited on Rt. 8 by highway patrol last April 15. A court official noted Stover had declined to enter a plea in a separate juvenile matter and a $2400 out of court settlement with Shirley Wills was approved by a judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Danny Johnson
Northern District Court
Rt. 8
Wilma White
5Th St
Dover
James Stover
AD 4
New Philadelphia
Ralph Finley
Stover
Shirley Wills
RD 2
Uhrichsville
Merle FF
Kelso
Green's Hotel
Dennison
Southern District Court
Socrates Space
Ohio
Federal Jury Probing Union Funds Misuse
A federal grand jury is investigating loan kickbacks involving two Teamsters pension fund trustees in a six month probe. Judge William B. Herlands heard a bid to quash a subpoena for minutes. U S Atty Harold Baer Jr. named several trustees including Hoffa but did not identify the suspects. The fund loans to hotels hospitals and other establishments prompted the inquiry, with further data due by Monday noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Teamsters Union Pension Fund
William B. Herlands
Pension Fund
Asst
U.S. Atty
Harold Baer Jr
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Floyd C. Webb
Midvale Band Members to Meet Monday at 5 PM
Members of the high school band and recruits from the junior band are to meet Monday at 5 p.m. in the high school bandroom.
Not Guilty Verdict in Adultery Case at Southern District Court
Raymond Heston of Newcomerstown was found not guilty in the southern district court on charges of adultery and fornication. The case was filed by his wife Helen Heston of Kimbolton RD 1, with Judge Socrates Space delivering the decision after an April 20 hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uhrichsville
Raymond
Heston
Newcomerstown
Southern District Court
Helen
RD 1
Kimbolton
Socrates Space
Army General critiques Viet News Coverage Obituaries
Army Gen Harold K Johnson urged less focus on Viet Nam casualties and more on heroism and civic action. He spoke to Oklahoma reporters at the state press association, noting Viet Nam deaths since 1961 exceed 36,000 out of 16 million. If U S deaths matched that rate, totals would reach about 435,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Oklahoma Press Association
Viet Nam
United States
Area festival notices span several towns with varied events
Beach City Fairless Band Booster festival at 5 p m on school lawn features junior and senior high bands. Sherrodsville straw berry festival runs 5 to 11 p m at the pavilion sponsored by Green Valley Ruritans. Mineral City hosts a June 13 public card party at St Patrick s Church hall and a Clover Leaf Class meeting at St Paul s United Church social room. Bolivar council meeting, Legion activities in Strasburg and numerous county events follow June 14 to 20 including a Dundee firefighters festival, Wilmot festival, Somerdale Father s Day dance, and chicken barbecues in several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach City
School Lawn
Sherrodsville
Green Valley Ruritans
Mineral City
St. Patrick’s
Bolivar
Bertetsa
St. Paul’s
St. Jude
St. Patrick’s Church
Somerdale
Fairfield ‘Township
Firemen’s Auxiliary
Milford Lautzenheister
Winfield
Grange Hall
Bakersville
Fire Department
Bolivar — American Legion Social Party
Dover
American Legion
St. Paul's United Church of Chist
William II
Stauffer
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Common Pleas
Federal Savings &Loan Assn
James and
Sandra McConnell
Citizens Budget Co
Ernest and
Carol Ann Baldwin
Crideravy
ARW BF JS
Glen Hines
Hazel Grant
Robert D. Vandall
Akron
Karen J. Allison
William H. Roberts
Army
Cassandra A. Lathan
Tre:sunt Bldg Trades Council
Steve Long
Carol Donato
Johnson Printing Co
Burton Peck
John Gibbs
Hostettler
Betty Lehigh
Katherine Harrison
Carol Gram
Bessie Dennis
Norman Bryan
Pat Dulin
Margie Hensel
Kathy Harrison
Jean Heter
Nancy Johnson
Aline Tollot
Hospital’ Records
Union Telephone
Twin City
Bellevue Ay
Midvale
Man
Mary Bertle
Regent St
Union Hospital
Hungary
John Schal
Joseph
St. Joseph's Church
Katherine
Mary Slinger
Frank
John
Massillon
St. Joseph’s Church
Marcellus Fuller
Calvary Cemetery
Tolland-Herzig
Ames Dauberman
Amos W. Dauberman
Gorley Sr
Nightengale
Nome
William and
Ann Dauberman
Dauberman
Canton Zion Lutheran Church
June Leidner
Oliver
Grave Ann
Hazel Parmelee
Clevenger
Tom Hominghausen
Uhrich-Hastettler Funeral Home
Charley C. Deetz
Shanesville
Charley Clyde Deetz
Nashville Ark
Arkansas
Zula Haas
Pearl Klar
Elyria
Lawrence
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Everhart-Butler
Boehm Services
Steubenville
Zion United Church of Christ
Dorothea
Dora) Weinman Boehm
Price Nursing Home
William Homeister
Mt. Zion
Wheeling
W. Va
Toland-Herzig Funeral Home
SULY
Dundee
Firemen
Brewster Clown Band
Wilmot
Volunteer Firemen and Civic Organization Inc
Roselyn
Fairfield Township
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