Dover Council Advances Emergency Light Plant Plan
By Harry Yockey Dover Council on May 16 passed emergency legislation for a 1 250 000 city light plant improvement. The Dover board of control on June 3 approved purchase of a big city 864 650 snorkel fire truck. Police seek a pay raise and fringe benefits totaling about 14 690 yearly due to low salaries amid personnel changes and rising crime.
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Dover
Dover Board of Control
Dover Police Department
Ohio
AFL-CIO pressure stirs Ohio party reorganization push
Magnolia-born IW Abel urges reordering the Democratic Party in Ohio and also pressures for former Gov. Lausche to be removed from the U.S. Senate for not bowing to AFL-CIO demands. Abel criticizes coercive tactics while noting Lausche’s GOP voting record versus Dirksen. A Tuscarawas County union leader later seeks a council seat on a local University Branch District board.
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Abel
Ohio
Democratic Party
Frank J. Lausche
U.S. Senate
Sen
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Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
J.W. Abel
Sen. Lausche
America
Robert Wentz
Tuscarawas County
Afl-Cio Council
County University Branch District Board of Trustees
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Bell's Case Highlights Slow Tuscarawas County Justice
The Bell case shows delays in Tuscarawas County justice as Robert Bell received concurrent 1 to 15 and 1 to 20 year sentences for a Newcomerstown pharmacy burglary. Judge Rice urged parole credit for 220 days, but state law may grant only 6 days pre sentence confinement, exposing legal ambiguity and urging faster procedures.
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Robert
Rusty) Bell
Newcomerstown
Raymond C. Rice
Ohio Parole Authority
Bell
Rice
Robert K. Domer
Canton
Attorney General's Office
Common Pleas
Reno
Common Pleas Court
Congress Addresses With Congress in session readers
The Daily Reporter lists lawmakers from Washington with office locations for contacting them. Senators Stephen M. Young and Frank Lausche, and Representatives Robert Sweeney, Frank Bow, Wayne Hays, and John Ashbrook are shown with room numbers and building names in Washington D C for constituents to reach them and share opinions on bills and issues.
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Daily Reporter
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Stephen M. Young
Senate
D. C
Frank J. Lausche
New
Robert E. Sweeney
Longworth
Frank T. Bow
Rayburn House
Wayne L. Hays
Rayburn
John Ashbrook
Cannon House
Washington, D. C
U S Denies Rhodesians Reciprocity
A Feb 17 letter from Rhodesia's private secretary says Washington opposes a Rhodesian lecture tour in the United States by a cabinet minister or any Rhodesian official. The Rhodesians urge appeals to the White House or consider sending an unconnected figure. The piece notes Rhodesia's education and hospital disparities and reports U N Security Council rejection to hear Rhodesian ministers.
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U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
South Africa
Rhodesia
Thomas J. Anderson
Georgia Farmer
Atlanta
Mr. Anderson
United States
Ministry of External Affairs
Gebert
Salisbury
White House
Sen. Kennedy
United Nations
Security Council
NASA May Charge Rent For Gemini 9 Astronauts
NASA developers joke about billing the Gemini 9 crew for ground time in the capsule as astronauts spend extended periods aboard the craft awaiting launch. The remark highlights the long preparation phase and the cost associated with prolonged ground stay.
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Cabinet meetings lose clout under Johnson era
A Washington look at how Johnson’s Cabinet rarely meets as a full body and War decisions are made at White House luncheons with McNamara. Goats at Aberdeen Proving Grounds figure in a Senate bill on humane animal testing amid a noted debate on access to laboratories. Massachusetts Democrats fear Brooke defeats Peabody or Collins in the U S Senate race to replace retiring Saltonstall.
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Aberdeen Proving Grounds
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Hugh Scott
R-Pa
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MD Brooke
Endicott Peabody
John Collins
Boston
U. S
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Peabody
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Vacancy on Kent State board prompts Tuscarawas demand
A Tuscarawas County family head urges Kent State University branch district to appoint a local trustee representative. He warns action is needed or further steps will follow to ensure regional voice on the board.
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Kent State University
Tuscarawas County
Ultimatum to silent on county community boards
A reader warns they will withdraw support from countywide fund drives and tax levies unless a family member is named to a KSU board of trustees. The caller cites AFL-CIO guidance and urges other adults to run for local boards as a response.
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Dover and area notes from Yesteryear items
A roundup of recalls from 19 to 40 years ago in Dover and nearby towns. Mrs Carl Driscoll returned from Springfield after visiting relatives and Wittenberg Guild convention. Nancy Migoni graduated in medical technology from Nazareth College Kentucky. A half million fire hit Clay City Pipe Co near Uhrichsville. 29 years ago Coal and Supply Co building at 401 Boulevard sold to Albert Heil. Betty Henry Friend presented a dance recital in Davers High with listed participants. Eva May Wagner married James Fair at Sugarcreek United Brethren. 30 years ago Ray Seibold sold his Bexley building candy shop to Norm Hiler. Virginia Harvey completed cosmetology course in Dayton. Two hundred workers idled at Dover Dam construction. 40 years ago J E Patrick nominated for third term county prosecutor. Frances Kapitsky and Mrs Schamp attended Eastern Star inspection in Cleveland.
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Carl Driscoll
Dover
Springfield
Wittenberg Guild
Nancy Migoni
Wainwright
Nazareth College
Kentucky
Clay City Pipe Co
Uhrichsville
Coal and Supply Co
401 Boulevard
Russell Huffman
Albert Heil
Dennison
Betty Henry Friend
Davers High
Sara Bay
Helen Torgier
Carol Tete
Janet Domer
Kay Ann Smith
Donna
Kay Cotterman
Sandra Wolfe
Marilyn Rosenberry
Anne Seibert
Eva May Wagner
Sugarcreek
James Fair
New Philadelphia
United Brethren Church
Ray Seibold
Bexley
Norm Hiler
Virginia Harvey
Dayton
Dover Dam
J. E. Patrick
Frances Kapitsky
Strasburg
Clem Schamp
Order of Eastern Star Inspection
Euclid Temple
Cleveland
Daily Reporter 1966 Dover Ohio rates page overview
A page from The Daily Reporter lists subscription and delivery rates for Dover and surrounding Ohio counties. Rates cover mail and carrier delivery options with monthly and yearly prices, including rural route, box holders, and out of county options.
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Mansy Field Journal Co
Tuacarawas
Carroll
Coshocton
Guernsey
Harrison
Holmes
Stark
Ohio
I. Q. Row to Score Based on 100 Question Test
A compact overview of a 10 day IQ style test with 100 questions and daily 10 question segments. It outlines scoring bands from 10 correct per day to higher levels and asks varied questions about medical tools, thermometers, botany, linguistics, demonyms, and common knowledge. The text includes garbled OCR remnants and stray strings.
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Utah
Dominion of Canada
Portraits by John Metcalf Too Far Away
A poetic monologue on longing for fishing and boating away from labor. The speaker imagines casting from a sunlit pier and trolling on warm blue water, contrasting leisure with daily toil as distant skies loom over a nearby bay.
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John Metcalf
Agure Bay
Livestock Aid Urged for Santo Domingo by US Envoy
W Tapley Bennett, former Georgia farmer and diplomat, argues American veterinary aid can boost Santo Domingo’s cattle and overall livestock population amid rapid growth. He notes prewar US livestock limits and disease. urges reform, funding, and knowledge sharing to stabilize politics through food security.
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Ralph McGill
W. Tapley Bennett
Santo Dominic
Portugal
Georgia
Hs Son
Latin America
Santa Dominigo
United States
America
Santo Domingo
Bible Thoughts on the risen Christ’s appearance
The text notes that after his passion Jesus appeared to his disciples on several occasions. The apostles, witnessing these events, emerged from hiding and proclaimed the resurrection of Jesus Christ with confidence and conviction.
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Jesus Christ
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