Dover Youth Cited in Crash
Dale E. Baker, 16, of 201 N Johnson Jr., cited for failure to yield after a collision at 11 20 involving Robert R. Gerber, 16, at 309 E 14th and N Wooster Jr. from E Front. Robert E. Gibson, 28, struck parked cars owned by James S. Simmons and John W. Dodds in Burger Chef lot at 7 20 while backing. Investigation continues in a 9 54 incident on Wooster Ave where Donna M. Mowls was rear ended by Mary E. McConnaughey Graham, 25, of Detroit.
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Dale E. Baker
N. Johnson Jv
Dover
Baker
Robert R. Gerber
14Th St
N. Wooster Jr
E. Front St
Robert E. Gibson
RD 2
New Philadelphia
James S. Simmons
Front St
John W. Dodds
Burger Chef
Gibson
Simmons
Dodds
N. Wooster Av
Donna M. Mowls
3Rd St
Strasburg
Wooster
21St St
Mary E. McConnaughey Graham
Detroit
Mich
Graham
Mowls
Uhrichsville Boy Honored by Boys State Honors
Athens Ohio AP selections honored at the American Legion Boys State final ceremonies. John P. Arigoni of Canton and Randy Carlisle of Wooster will attend Boys Nation in Washington next month. Mar tin Yant of Uhrichsville received the Mason Award as outstanding citizen and director of Natural Resources. Jensen City led municipalities with Mark Danner of Middletown as mayor.
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Athens
Ohio
John P. Arigoni
Canton
Randy Carlisle
Wooster
Arisgoni
American Legion Boys Nation
Washington
American Legion
Martin Yant
Urichsville
Mason
Jensen City
Mark Danner
Middletown
Hot Line readers demand action on missing photos and scams
A reader recounts paying Little Lamb Portrait Co. $5 toward an oil portrait for grandchildren in Dover last year, receiving no pictures or proofs, and facing broken promises. Tiffin police note prior complaints statewide. officials say the firm is lax in fulfilling contracts, yet no charges filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Lamb Portrait Co
Tiffin
Mumma’s Furniture
Dover
Little Lamb
Mumma Furniture
Hot Line
Capitol West Wall Renovation Called $34 Million Extravaganza
Washington AP report notes Senator Proxmire denounces the plan to renovate the 140 year old west wall as a 34 million dollar extravaganza and insult to Congress. House Speaker McCormack and Republican Leader Dirksen announce approval by the Capitol Extension Commission, calling it the building’s most extensive renewal in a century.
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Washington (Ap
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
McCormack
Dirksen
Plan to extend West Front with marble facade
Committees call for removing the sand stone face of the central West Front toward downtown Washington and replacing it with marble on a new line extending 44 to 88 feet. The space would house offices, restaurants, and an underground service area. Construction to start in about 18 months and finish in four years.
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Mittees
Washington
Buddhist Institute Is Sealed By Saigon Riots
Saigon troops and riot police sealed off the Buddhist Institute after a policeman was killed and another beaten by an anti government mob amid Premier Ky’s first year in power. Ky, calm at a garden party, said the dissidents in Hue must be cleaned up soon with minimal violence. He dismissed the Saigon agitation as chants by children and monks. B52 raids marked the one year of U S air strikes against the Communists as ground fighting waned and allied actions shifted.
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Marco
Lois Rock
1524
N. Wooster Av
Dover
Roy Geduldig
Kim Rutter
Betty Rutter
Ray Av
New Philadelphia
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Institute
Viet Nam
Corporal Laughlin Assumes Patrol Duties at Phila Barracks
Cpl. K. W. Laughlin age 45 takes over patrol duties at the state barracks in New Philadelphia replacing Cpl. Sam Rhodes Jr. Laughlin, a Noble County native, is married with four children and has prior service at Norwalk Athens Cambridge and Marietta since joining the patrol in 1948. He is a World War II veteran and a member of the American Legion and Masons.
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Cpl
K. W. Laughlin
State Patrol
New Philadelphia
Sam Rhodes Jr
Defiance
Cpl. Laughlin
Norwalk
Athens
Cambridge
Marietta
Noble County
American Legion
Masonic
Day Brightener
Psychiatrists who tell parents to spend more time with their children are just trying to drum up business.
Area Residents Begin 14 Day Hawaiian Islands Tour
Daily Reporter editor Harry Yockey records the kick off for 26 area residents who left Cleveland this morning for a 14 day tour centered in the Hawaiian Islands. The group should reach Seattle by this edition and is slated to return July 2.
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Daily Reporter
Harry Yockey
Hawaiian Islands
Cleveland
Seattle
Wash
Parade draws crowds for Clay Week in Uhrichsville
Thousands, likely 15 to 18 thousand, filled the route for Clay Week's parade parade features beauty queens Miss Clayland candidates, floats, color guards, bands and Scouts. Prizes near 400 dollars awarded including the Dennison Railroad Battalion color guard winning the military unit prize. Gnadenhutten band placed first among bands, Newcomerstown and Claymont second and third. The Evening Chronicle True Voice of Clayland won the commercial float prize.
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Uhrichsville
Dick Petry
U. S. Concrete Co
Stan Scott
Wstv-Tv
Steuvenville
Dennison
Gnadenhutten
Newcomerstown
Claymont
Evening Chronicle
True Voice of Clay
Miss Clayland Pageant Tonight in Claymont
Tonight at 8 in the Claymont Junior High auditorium in Dennison the annual Miss Clayland pageant will crown Miss Clayland of 1966. Eight area contestants vie for the title now held by Barbara Kaercher of Salem. Charla Fabiano Nancy Spies Dover Helen Duerr Bolivar Patricia Alexander RD 1 Millersburg Lynda Price RD 2 Carrollton Mary Jane Williams Brilli ant Janet Thompson Jewett and Patricia Keagler Steubenville.
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Claymont
Dennison
Barbara Kaercher
Salem
Charla Fabiano
Nancy Spies
Dover
Helen Duerr
Bolivar
Patricia Alexander
Millersburg
Lynda Price
Carrollton
Mary Jane Williams
Brilliant
Janet Thompson
Jewett
Patricia Keagler
Steubenville
Oklahoma Begins July 5 at Little Theatre in New Philadelphia
Oklahoma opens July 5 at the Little Theatre in New Philadelphia with Paul Jarvis directing the Rodgers and Hammerstein musical based on Green Grow the Lilacs. Performances run July 5 9 12 16 21 22, with box office June 28 and public reservations starting June 29.
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Tle
5Th
Carrie Au
New Philadelphia
Paul Jarvis
Richard Rodgers
Oscar Hammerstein II
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Robert Breeding
Free Wheeler Miller Pleads Guilty After Downtown Incident
Ralph A. Miller 71 of Providence Rhode Island pleaded guilty to drunkenness and related charges after police said he was arrested while driving his wheelchair down the middle of Main Street in Buffalo New York. Cars swerved to avoid him before his arrest Thursday night on drunken disorderly and resisting an officer charges. Judge Ann T Mikell ordered him to a hospital for exam. Miller, a disabled veteran with amputated legs, said he was on a long stopover en route to Detroit.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ralph A. Miller
Providence
R.I
Miller
Ann T. Mikell
Detroit
Weather Brief Forecast Summary
Local forecast notes a low around 47 with rain in the last 24 hours and a tomorrow outlook of warmer conditions. Sunrise is 4 53 am and sunset in the evening with a high in the 80s. A low around the 50s is expected with sunny skies.
Court Rules Gibson Trial Was Unfair
Robert L. Gibson of New Philadelphia faces a potential new trial after the Fifth District Court of Appeals ruled his trial was unfair. Prosecutor Harlan Spies plans to appeal to the Ohio Supreme Court, seeking reversal and a new trial. The court upheld two key points from attorney Ralph Ross regarding a mistrial motion and testimony suppression. Gibson was convicted on two of four counts for theft by deception involving about $6000.
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Robert L. Gibson
New Philadelphia
Ohio
Trick
Fifth District Court of Appeals
Gibson
Harlan Spies
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Atty
Ralph Ross
Canton
Common Pleas Court
Curtis Schupp
Newcomerstown
Tired Women Study Subject at Ohio State
In Columbus Ohio AP reports Ohio State University will study fatigue in housewives Mrs Doris E Fulton home economist says a group of married women with at least two children under 18 one not yet in school will wear electronic equipment at various times during the day to help determine fatigue causes.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Doris E. Fulton
Home Economist
Ohio
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