Buddhist self immolations linger in Saigon unrest
In Saigon and Hue amid six days of anti government rioting police report a 11 year old Buddhist girl died after setting herself ablaze in the Buddhist Institute compound. Police seize four suspects including one in monk robes as crowds burn an American jeep and demand the slayer. Curfew shortened for Armed Forces Day as Ky regime strengthens with marines and loyal troops in Hue.
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Dao Thi Tuyet
Phan Huu Tran
Institute
Premier Ky
Hue
Dieu de Buddhist
Dieu de Pagoda
Dover Man Charged With Sodomy Released On Bond
Kay E Gregg 24 of 152 W Ith st Dover was released on 1000 bond after being charged with sodomy involving a 17 year old hitchhiker. Gregg pleaded not guilty before Judge Richard Musgrave and a June 30 preliminary hearing was set. The incident was reported to sheriff deputies at 12 20 a m yesterday in Midvale.
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Kay E. Gregg
W. Ith St. Dover
Gregg
Central District Court
Richard Musgrave
Midvale
Greggin Dover
Community barbecue and church quilting events listed
The fire department sponsors a chicken barbecue tonight from 5 to 8 30 at Community Park. Lutheran Ladies Aide meet all day Thursday in the church social rooms to quilt. A covered dish dinner will be followed by devotionals and a business session.
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Lutheran Ladies Aide
Farm Markets Report Prices for Hogs Cattle and Lambs
Hog prices range from No 2 at 24.75 to No 1 at 25.20 with pigs by the head 10 to 21.50 and bred gilts 90 to 112.50. Calves offer Choice 35 to 37.50 and good 33 to 85, cattle steady with steers and heifers medium to good 22 to 23.60 plus Holsteins 19-20 and thin cows 16-17. lambs move 24 to 25.25 with fair to medium 21-23 and a top dairy cow listed at 265.
Police Probe Boy's Slaying In Toledo
Police investigate the death of 8 year old James Arthur Johnson believed shot accidentally by a playmate near his home. The pistol thought to be loaded with blanks was fired striking James on a sidewalk as residents mistook his wound for a bicycle fall. A 12 year old companion admitted pointing the pistol and pulling the trigger.
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Toledo, Ohio
James Arthur Johnson
James
U.S. Casualty Figures Rise in Vietnam War
A contemporary tally shows U S casualties climbing with 3,904 American deaths from enemy action since the war began, 3,454 since June 1, 1963. Vietnamese totals near 11,000 combat deaths since June 1985, amid heavy U S buildup and peak weekly losses of 224 at Ia Drang Valley during late 1965. Wounded totals run to 17,979 from June 1965 to May 1966. South Vietnamese figures for wounded are not reported.
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New York
Viet Nam
United States
U.S
Ia Drang Valley
Central Highlands
Saigon
Royal Show Draws Large Teen Crowd
ONRICHSVILLE Claymont High auditorium was crowded as Billy Joe Royal performed with his lead guitarist and The Chancellors winners of the Clay Week amateur show. He sang Down in the Boondocks I Knew You When Heart's Desire and Boo Boo Be Dupe while a mob of youths swarmed him after the performance. Royal praised Twin City as a delightful community and said he hopes to return. He was touring Americana in Cleveland with new singles planned. A parade disruption occurred when witnesses saw a girl riding in a vehicle marked Royal causing confusion. Royal could not attend the parade and Miss Columbus Dispatch stood in.
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Onrichsville
Claymont High
Billy Joe Royal
WBTC
Royal
Chancellors
Down In the Boondocks
Twin City
Cleveland
Miss Columbus Dispatch
Atwood Lodge Hosts Week of Meetings and Events
Stark County Animal Hospital opens a three day veterinary convention at Atwood Lodge starting Sunday. Ohio Bar Assn members arrive for meetings with Matt Smith of New Philadelphia. Father’s Day buffet with rose pencils. Week events include Michigan State, Merit Plastics, Ohio Welfare Dept with R E Woods, Merrill Lynch dinner chaired by Perry Lazich, Dr G M Wilcoxon dinner, Mrs Harvey Cross bridge luncheon, Al Boffo rep Katie Campbell and Marsh Wall Prods luncheon, J P Bambalides dinner, and Ohio State University Teacher Conservancy session. Poland Square Dance Club dinner and program led by Charles Arnett with Mrs Elizabeth Wilson of Canton.
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Stark County Animal Hospital
Atwood Lodge
Ohio Bar Assn
Matt Smith
New Philadelphia
Michigan State University
Merit Plastics Inc
East Canton
Ohio State Welfare Department
R. E. Woods
Canton
Merrill Lynch
Perry Lazich
G. M. Wilcoxon
Alliance
Stark County Medical Assn
Harvey Cross
Katie Campbell
al Boffo Co
Marsh Wall Products
March Electric Co
Cambridge
J. P. Bambalides
Ohio State University Teacher Conservancy Group
Poland Square Dance Club
Charles Arnett
Youngstown
Elizabeth Wilson
Dover Kiwanis Strawberry Festival Monday in Park
The annual strawberry festival of the Dover Kiwanis will be Monday in Dover Park. About 165 Kiwanis members and guests will attend. Open to the public, New Philadelphia Exchange Club will hear a report from Paul Young and Leslie Earley on the Exchange convention at Cedar Point this weekend, New Philadelphia Rotary will attend.
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Dover
Philadelphia Exchange Club
Paul Young
Leslie Earley
Cedar Point
Lions Host Oklahoma Show Guests at Reeves Inn Meeting
The New Philadelphia Lions plan a Monday gathering at Reeves Motor Inn with Paul Jarvis, director of Oklahoma, as guest speaker. Actors from the show will perform music and song, following a 6:15 start for the meet. The Dover Exchange Club holds a regular session Tuesday at 6:30 in Espenschied's.
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Reeves Motor Inn
Dover Exchange Club
Espenschied’s
Paul Jarvis
Oklahoma
Monday Toen
Philadelphia Lions
Newtown Youth Corps Seeks Seven More Workers
In Newcomerstown the local anti poverty committee met in council chambers with Mrs Olden Passmore and Rev Fr John Kempf. Seven youths join Neighborhood Youth Corps. seven more are sought for ages 16 to 21. Committees plan a June 21 cleanup led by Charles Belcher and a June 30 meeting. School maintenance and athletic field work progress as crews scrub walls repaint buildings and complete track and field grading. Local contractor Robert Duffy and L Truex assist with field layout alongside Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. Funeral services for Mrs Clara Ghere held in Independence Indiana with Rev Norman Eddy officiating. Father’s Day events planned at Local Foursquare Church. Dan Norman youth leader. Willie Ghere speaker. band practice continues for July 4 ceremonies.
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Sally Duffy
Newcomerstown
Olden Pass
More
John Kempf
Neighborhood Youth Corps
Passmore
Fr. Kempf
Charles Belcher
Gene Whyte
West School
Ed Hamsher
Tomor
Robert Duffy
L. Truex
Soil Conservation Division of
Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District
Lucille Price
William Eckleberry
Elizabeth Ripley
Robert Little
Lewis Little
Margaret Maule
Foursquare Bible College
Mt. Vernon
C. E. Ghere
Willie
Independence
Ghere
Clara Ghere
Foursquare Church
Norman Eddy
A. L. Hart
Arlington
Tex
Foursquare
Dan Norman
Jerry Christman
Crusaders Meeting
Be Sweet Records Year’s Top Mile At Scioto Downs
Be Sweet trotted the year’s fastest mile at Scioto Downs 2:02 1 5 to win the $10 000 Challenge Stakes for 4 year olds Friday night Driven by Jim Hackett the Blaze Hanover filly led from the three quarter pole and won by two lengths paying 3 20 3 20 and 2 20 Nu Hill paid 4 80 2 40 for place Victory Message 2 20 for show The crowd of 6187 wagered 219 752
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Columbus
Ohio
Be Sweet
Scioto Downs
Jim Hackett
Blaze Hanover
Nu Hill
Victory Message
Economic Reforms Set In South Viet Nam
South Viet Nam unveils sweeping reforms described as major surgery for a serious disease. A 60 percent devaluation, a unified 118 piaster per dollar rate, and 20 to 30 percent salary raises for state workers are planned with IMF involvement and US backing of about $240 million to stabilize the economy amid rising inflation and cost of living.
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Andrew Rorowiec
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
International Monetary Fund
Laos
Kosygin Approves Paasio Cabinet In Finland Visit
Soviet Premier Kosygin endorsed Finland's new Paasio government during his five day stay in Helsinki. The cabinet includes Communists for the first time since 1948, reflecting Moscow's softened stance toward the Social Democratic led government. Kosygin also announced Paasio’s invitation to visit the Soviet Union, signaling continued economic and political ties.
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Helsinki
Finland
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kosygin
Rafael Paasio
Social Democratic
Moscow
Paasio
Soviet Union
Social Democrats
Graham Caught in Mob Scene in London
AP reports American evangelist Billy Graham sought a quiet London visit but was swept into a mob near Sohio during a planned walk. Thousands crowded the street, TV crews and trucks surrounded him, and security teams shielded him as he prepared for a London crusade stop at Earl’s Court Stadium. He later said the welcome was fantastic.
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London
Billy Graham
Sohio
Searls Court
Stadium
Graham
Hig
Crusade Organization
Grahm
Birmingham
Obituary of Herbert Murphy 74 Newport resident
Herbert Murphy 74 of 426 McCrea ay died yesterday at home from a heart ailment. Born in Uhrichsville he was a lifelong Newport resident and a retired auto mechanic. He was a member of Newport Methodist Church and Schoenbrunn Grange. Surviving are his widow Jannetta Sheets a sister Lillian Hawk a granddaughter Connie Coventry and great grandchildren. Services Monday at 1 p.m. at R K Lindsey Funeral Home with Rev Harvey McPheron officiating Burial in Union Cemetery. Calling hours tonight 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9.
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Jannetta Sheets
Lillian Hawk
Long Island
N. Y
Connie Coventry
New Orleans
R. K. Lindsey Funeral Home
Harvey McPheron
Union Cemetery
Coshocton
James and
Cora Stevenson Newton
Ladies Bible Class
Arbutus Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
Port Washington
Harrison
Charles
Jean) Norman
Columbus
Dwight R
Doris) Kinsley
Bay Village
Robert
Irene) Geese
Johnstown
Marshall
Home
Uhrichsville
Uhrich - Hostetler
Ralph E. Fry
Newport Ay
Cleveland Veterans Hospital
Glenn Brunstetter
Cincinnati
Ralph
Mary Fry
Winifred Long
Kay
Sue
Here
Lewis
Willette Romans 89 of Freeport dies in Twin City Hospital
Willette Romans 89 dies in Twin City Hospital after a two day stay in ill health. He was born in Freeport a son of Lewis and Sarah Romans and a retired carpenter. A Methodist and 60 year member and past master of Masonic Lodge 415 F&AM, he is survived by sister Nettie Schwab and nephew Allen Jones with burial in Freeport Cemetery. Masonic services Sunday at 7. Friends may call Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 at McCoy Funeral Home.
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Freeport
Willette Romans
Twin City Hospital
Lewis and
Sarah Rice Romans
Romans
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
F&am
Nettie Schwab
Here
Allen Jones
Canton
McCoy Funeral Home
Robert Myers
Freeport Cemetery
Local obituaries and funeral notices from Newcomerstown area
Multiple funeral services listed for Eloise S Wheeland Ralph E Fry Warren Lindon and others across Uhrichs ville Gnadenhutten Navarre Canton A chronology of deaths includes ages, birthplaces and survivors such as spouses children and siblings with service details and burial plans. Readers are advised of calling hours and funeral home details across several towns.
Local 1985 elects Lola Kuntaman president at Hoober Co plant
Lola Kuntaman of Waynesburg was re elected president of Local 1985 International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers at the North Canton Hoober Co plant for a two year term. J C Nelson of North Canton named director of public relations for the Stark County Chapter National Assn. of Accountants. The association covers Stark and Tuscarawas counties.
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Lola Kuntaman
Waynesburg
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
North Canton
Hoover Co
J.C. Nelson
Stark County
National Assn. of Accountants
Stark
Tuscara- Iwas Counties
Ohio seeks higher student loan limits
The Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission voted to request the next legislature raise loan caps. Undergraduate loans would rise to 1000 dollars per year and graduates to 1500 dollars, with the overall limit increasing from 5000 to 9000 dollars.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio Higher Education Assistance Commission
Johnson taps Helm to lead CIA after Raborn resigns
Washington AP reports President Johnson announced the resignation of CIA director Admiral William F. Raborn and said his deputy Richard Helm will succeed him. The change places Helm at the agency's helm as Raborn steps down from the top post.
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Washington (Ap
Johnson
Adm
William F. Raborn
Central Intelligence Agency
Richard Helm
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