Stark County names mayor Keen as county administrator
Stark County commissioners appoint Mas sillon mayor William J Keen to a ten thousand dollar post, outlining duties as per the Ohio Revised Code. The piece contrasts Stark progress with Tuscarawas delays, cites local governance friction, and critiques proposed county taxing power and state funding shifts.
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Stark County
Tuscarawas County
William J. Keen
Massillon
Stark Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Stark
Keen
Dover Ohio Newspaper Snippet From Publisher Notes
Daily paper published in Dover Ohio by Mans fieid Journal Co. includes subscription rates, mailing details, and delivery options. Rates vary by county and route with monthly and yearly prices listed, plus carrier delivery costs and boundary notes for rural routes in multiple Ohio counties.
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Dover
Mansfieid Journal Co
Tuacarawasg
Garrat
Coshocton
Guernsey
Harrison
Barnes
Stark
Ohio
Carrier Deo Gnerye Weal
Conte
Yeor
Bible Thoughts on Coveting Neighbors Wife
A brief exhortation condemns disrespect for the sacred bond of marriage, noting that those who fail to honor matrimony are likened to beasts.
Peace Not Assured by Ceasefire
Washington opinion notes a ceasefire does not guarantee peace as Israel seeks direct negotiations with Arab governments and urges US and Soviet involvement to push for an impartial UN settlement. It warns that ongoing hostilities may resume with preemptive strikes and nuclear concerns, urging cautious diplomacy.
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David Lawrence
Washington
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
U. S
Moscow
Israel
London Times
Middle East
Soviet Russia
House Appropriations Committee
Edward Condon
University of Colorado
Robert Sikes
D-Fla
Air Force
Congress
Portraits By John Metcalf
A reflective poem by John Metcalf explores longing for distant landscapes. The speaker contrasts charms of beaches forests mountains and valleys with barriers that keep them from traveling to those places. The verses express wistful desire and a sense of being destined to stay close to home.
Dodd Senate Dinner Ties Dodd to Sarnoff and Deutsch
On the eve of a Dodd Senate debate, Senator Dodd dined at the Regency Hotel in New York with Gen. David Sarnoff and Albert Deutsch, his newly added special counsel, signaling close ties as NBC and RCA figures back his defense. The setup raises questions about funding and influence as Sennett also represents RCA NBC.
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Washington
Dodd
Senate
Sen. Dodd
Regency Hotel
New York
David Sarnoff
Radio Corp. of America
National Broadcasting Co
Albert Deutsch
New Orleans
Gen. Sarnoff
Deutsch
John Sennett
Wall Street
Senate Ethics Committee
Sennett
RCA
NBC
Sen
Sonnett
Connecticut
Wallingford Post
Stratford News
Trumbull Times
Lewis Rosenstiel
Schenley Distilling Empire
Buckley
Rosenstiel
Dover Chamber of Commerce elects president again
William R. Gerber, president of Midway Lumber Co., chosen to lead the Dover Chamber of Commerce for a second straight year. Also noted are engagements and community notes from New Philadelphia and surrounding areas, including club activities and radio appearances.
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William R. Gerber
Midway Lumber Co
Dover Chamber of Commerce
Frank Major
6Th St
New Philadelphia
Marlene
Robert L. Peterson
New York
Brownles Janie Zollars
Elizabeth Torgler
Karen Rice
Peggy Anderson
Ann Willoughby
Margaret Jo Phillips
First Moravian Church Woodland Troop 7
Dover City Park
Kenneth Krantz
Dalton Rosenberry
Austin E. Renn
Presbyterian Church
Tom Brenneman
Hollywood
Harry Renner
Clara
West
IQ TEST QUESTIONS AND CLASSIFICATION FOR ANSWERS
A set of general knowledge questions covering topics from telephone dials to U.S. presidents and world events. It includes queries on the number of dial holes, Great Salt Lake fish, the constitutional amendments, a sea disaster linked to the Spanish-American War, first World Series winner, Simple Simon, Moses promised land, mountain ranges, Ganges river mouth, and London Bridge lore.
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Menory
Great Salt Lake
Utah
U.S
Simon
the Pleman
Moses
Green Mountains
Vermont
Ganges River
London Bridge
Fathers Are Blessings We Owe Our Gratitude To
Reader Dorothy Handy of Dover shares a Father’s Day reflection on the many roles fathers play from fixer of toys to coach, provider, and protector. She notes the mix of nerves and pride at birth, the years of guiding children through fishing, sports, and school, and the enduring love that defines fatherhood. Tell your dad how much he means this Sunday.
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PTA
Dorothy Handy
Dover
Katzenbach Speech Sparks Foreign Policy Debate at Smith College
Former Secretary Katzenbach, war veteran, urged skepticism of idealism and the need for counter force in foreign policy. He warned that rightness of actions often cannot be proven for 15 or 20 years as Israel, Egypt, and Russia shape Middle East tensions amid Vietnam criticism.
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Sinai
Mohamet
Elijah
Nicholas Katzenbach
Smith College
Katzenbach
Kennedy
Johnson
Italy
Middle East
Vietnam
Holy Land
New York
Gaza
Siam
Hans Christian Anderson
Nick Katzenbach
Denmark
Russia
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Father’s Day Remains Quiet in Our Region
The columnist laments Father's Day attention and jokes about fatherhood, noting it is as prevalent as motherhood and that commercial gimmicks push self purchases for dads. The piece ends with a grim note that some fathers have not yet been found, hinting at missing persons cases.
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Harry Yockey
William Winters
J. A. Dummermuth
Richard Demuth
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Winters
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Demuth
J.D. Poole
Dicker
James A. Rhodes
Frank Dobisky
Columbus
Rhodes
Ohio Bond Commission
The
Pacific
Tusky
JHE Dany RePonten
John Metcalf
Drew Pearson
Sarnoff
Robert Yoakum
Connecticut Press
Waterbury Republican
Waterbury
News of
Yesteryear
Kathryn Heck
Gnadenhutten
Daughters of Union Veterans
Mattie Creager
Uhrichsville
George Bright
Lucas
Strasburg
Beach City
Dale C. Becker
Europe
W. E. Fienberg
Fienberg and Co
J. J. Newberry Co
Eddie Zimmerman
Wooster
Tuscora Park
I. Q
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