Bruins lose big upset redefines NCAA Track title race
The 45th NCAA Track and Field meet at Indiana University saw UCLA suffer a costly disqualification in the 320 high hurdles, costing them first place and 10 points. Arizona's Dale Frederick won the event in 13.7, while Brigham Young led team scoring at 22 as Oregon, San Jose State, and others faced late-day challenges. World-class thrower Randy Matson starred for Texas A&M with a 67-1 1/4 inches, and USC's Gary Carlsen excelled in discus. Brigham Young, Boston College, Oregon, San Jose State, and Washington State led the team race with UCLA, Southern California near the bottom as actions shaped the final program.
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Jerry Liska
Bloomington
Ind
UCLA
Brigham Young
Indian University
Ron Copeland
Arizona
Dale Frederick
Copeland
Jim Bush
Bruins
Bush
Southern California
Oregon
Vance Peterson
Occidenta
Southern Illinois
Robin Coventry
Southern
Lou Hartzog
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Southern Cali
Fornia
Sim Iness
Nebraska
Chariie Greene
Holmes County Seeks New Teachers Across Districts
Millersburg Ohio Holmes County schools seek teachers for multiple grade levels and subjects. County superintendent J Miller told the Holmes County Board of Education about openings in Clark township Chestnut Ridge Winesburg Saltcreek Lakeville Nashville Killbuck Glenmont and West Holmes High. He cited needs in math science English physical education and vocational agriculture alongside librarian guidance counselor and principal roles. Miller also spoke on a recent county superintendents workshop in Columbus.
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Millersburg
EF. J. Miller
Holmes County Board of Education
Clark Township
Hiland
Chestnut Ridge
Winesburg
Berlin
Walnut Creek
Saltcreek
Lakeville
Nashville
Killbuck
Glenmont
West Holmes High
Miller
Columbus
Gibson money from Schupp trial ruling on admissibility
The court ruled opening statements alleging a furnace fraud scheme were conjecture and inadmissible and that the trial judge should have declared a mistrial. It found parts of Schupp testimony and Ross’s brief inadmissible and held no double jeopardy. Gibson faced charges of obtaining funds from Schupp by promising tax help and from Nettie Chaney for home repairs.
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Raymond Rice
Schupp
Ross
Gibson
Nettie Chaney
Dover
School Bus Battle Quiets in Ohio Bid Case
In Columbus Ohio sixteen bus dealers and distributors opposing a centralized bidding plan lost a court battle but pledged no hard feelings. State officials said bids can open to set a ceiling price for buses, with no changes to the plan despite the Friday ruling.
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Columbus
Ohio
Wooster Man Pleads Not Guilty in Support Case
Arthur Frame, 33, of Wooster, pleads not guilty in northern district court to failure to support Amy Frame and their three children. He waived a preliminary hearing and posted a $500 bond, bound over to the grand jury. The case cites Amy Frame of 73 N Tuscarawas Ave Dover as the plaintiff.
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Wooster
Arthur Frame
Northern District Court
Amy Frame
N. Tuscarawasa v
Dover
Dover Dover Court Records Cited and Fined Traffic
Court records list multiple speeding violations and failures to stop or signal across Dover New Philadelphia Uhrichsville and Dennison with fines ranging from 11.20 to 46.20 dollars. Administrators appointed for estates include Ray Wineman and Helen Jones with inventories and wills detailing bequests and trusts. Marriage licenses applications noted for Dufour and Haney plus Page and Becker. Divorces granted include Mast Spano with custody and support terms.
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Dover
Minnie I. Conney
Richard E. Gallagher
Jean E. Fox
James H. Booth
James W. Geissinger
Mineral City
New Philadelphia
Lois M. Ludwig
John E. Griffey
Dennison
Henry Wright
Cambridge
Neil Fitch
Rossav
Uhrichsville
Larry Wolfe
W. Loth St. Laceae
Polce
Earl Watson
Church St
Irvin R. Baker
Laurena M. Gordon
Massillon
William J. Fetters
Thurman W. Walton
W. Highay
George A. Williams
Sherrodsville
Daniel A. Barnette
Craigsville
Ray Wineman
Leatha Wineman
Helen Jones
George Davidson
William Mason
Mary Mason
Daisey Harper
Marguerite Sampsel
Dorothy Price
Sherman Price
Emma Burson
Thomas Burson
Charles Stevenson
Richard Burson
Mabel Evans
Lena Gendice
Marion Roberts
T. Jefferson Evans
Mary Berry
Leroy Coffman Jr
Linda Daisey
T. A Evans Jr
Paul Mast
Front St
Ruth Mast
3Rd St
Tony Spano
Front St. SE
Margaret Spano
Midvale
All Candidates Beat Deadline For Expense Filings
Board of Elections Director Vic Turner said all candidates met yesterday's deadline for filing expense statements for the May primary election. Democrats and committees reported various receipts and costs, including dozens of donors, with several losing candidates listed and treasurers named.
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Board of Elections
Vic Turner
Democrat Assn
C. Dale Swinderman
Dover
Road Widening Study Discussed For Rt 8 South
Earl Nelson of New Philadelphia, division deputy director of the state highway department, will study traffic safety and volume on Rt. 8 south from Dennison. The plan will be reviewed at the September state planning meeting as the two year road program is expanded. A delegation from Twin Cities Harrison County led by Ed Baker of Freeport urged widening, joined by candidate Bud Dulin.
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Earl Nelson
New Philadelphia
State Highway Department
Dennison
Twin Cities
Harrison County
Ed Baker
Freeport
Nelson
Howard
Bud) Dulin
Tappan Lake
Leyi Kimball
Dover Grass Fire and Ballast Fire Damages
Fire crews responded yesterday at 2:35 pm to a grass fire at the Jasper Johnson farm on Rt 9. No damage reported. At 6:04 pm firefighters checked Montgomery Ward's in Miracle Lane Plaza where a ballast in a light burned out. wires were cut to secure the area.
Beers Costly For Doverite In DWI Case
Paul M Denny 55 of 216 Cross st Dover was convicted by a common pleas court jury of driving while intoxicated after tests showed three beers in his system He received a 100 dollar fine and 199 dollars in trial costs plus 3 days in jail and a five day license suspension He was represented by Robert Pietro and may incur legal fees for the three beers.
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Atty
Robert Pietro
Dover
Common Pleas
Mark McElroy
Ohio
Attys
James Patrick
Dan Lehigh
Robert Croniser
Uhrichsville
Nod
John Reese
New Philadelphia
John Comanita
Paul M Denny
Cross St. Dover
Denny
Common Pleas Court
J. H. Lamneck
Ohio Road Death Toll
The Associated Press reports multiple fatal traffic accidents across Ohio early in the weekend. Victims include Marge Reining aged 21 in Wadsworth, Beverly Hubbard 15 and Barbara Bauer 15 in Portsmouth, Raymond Bays 14, Gil Cook 48 in Defiance, and James Curtis Phillips 21 in Cincinnati. Additional deaths include Otto Winterich Jr. 18 in suburban Cleveland, Mrs. William Reed Jr. 40 and William Reed II 12 in Mentor.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Portsmouth
Marge Reining
Wadsworth
Beverly Hubbard
Barbara Bauer
Raymond Bays
Gil Cook
Defiance
Ee May
Fort Wayne
James Curtis Phillips
Cincinnati
Otto C. Winterich Jr
Cleveland
William Reed Jr
Mentor
William Reed II
Miss Reining
U. S
Columbus
Cook
May
Phillips
Delhi Hills
Winterich
John W. Winterich & Associates, Inc
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Across Cities
Dover and New Philadelphia list multiple admissions and discharges including Gary Cole Kathleen Hamilton Deborah Schlosser and Alma Adams with a note of Ernest Gross Lorraine Contini James Miller and Edith Spano among others. Also mentions Dean Coventry and Leslie Harding with various others and a patient in Cleveland Veterans Administration Hospital Ward 64 after admission for examination and treatment.
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Dover
Gary Cole
Lakeview Dr
Kathleen Hamilton
N. Wooster
Deborah Schlosser
Wyandot Dr
Alma Adams
Union Av
New Philadelphia
Floyd Snryder
St. Clair St
Lorie Troyer
5Th St
Wilma Pope
Front St
Lester Harding
EB. High St
Vaughn Parker
11Th St
Ernest Gross
Sugarcreek
Lorraine Contin
Midvale
James Miller
RD 1
Sherrodsvile
Dean Coventry
Floyd Snyder
Marvin Troyer
William Meek
Strasburg
Edith Spano
Lorraine Contini
Joseph G. Sutler
Fair Ay. NW
Veteran's Administration Hospital
Cleveland
New Arrivals Share Births Across Dover and Nearby Cities
The notice lists newborns: a son born to Mr. and Mrs. William Apto of 407 W. 7th St Dover. a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Goltz of Bolivar. a son to Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dudziak of 221 W. 22nd St Dover. twin daughters to Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wiggins of 218 Colonial Ave SE New Philadelphia. and a daughter born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Howard D. Scharver of RD 1 Magnolia at Timken Mercy Hospital.
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Union
William Aptograph
Dover
Lawrence Goltz
Bolivar
Terry Dudziak
Harold Wiggins
Colonial Ay. SE
New Philadelphia
Howard D. Scharver
Magnolia
Timken-Mercy Hospital
Welfare patient contracts inked with Union and Twin City Hospital
One-year contracts between county commissioners and Union Hospital and Twin City Hospital for welfare patients go into effect July 1. Union Hospital charged at a maximum of 35.61 dollars per day per patient. Twin City Hospital to receive 34.34 dollars per day per patient.
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Union
Twin City Hospital
Union Hospital
Twin City
Tax Deadline Monday for Tuscarawas County Real Estate Taxes
Treasurer Vic Martinelli reminded county property owners that the due date for the last half of 1965 real estate taxes is Monday at 4 p.m. Extensions are allowed for Social Security or other assistance checks up to about July 1. All others face the prescribed penalty after Monday.
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Tuscarawas
Vic. Martinelli
Cement Truck Crushes Ohioan in Mercer County
A cement truck crushed Jol Nash, 69, of Burton, Ohio, at the Roemer Works of Sharon Steel Corp in Farrell, Pennsylvania. The Mercer County coroner said Nash likely walked behind the backing truck, dying at the scene. Newcomerstown man Lester H Hall, 66, Canal Fulton, pleaded guilty to illegal dumping and was fined $56.20 after police nabbed him for dumping trash on Bridge Street yesterday.
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Farrell
Ohio
Roemer Works
Sharon Steel Corp
Mercer County
Jol Nash
Burton
New Town
Newcomerstown
Lester H. Hall
Canal It
Chester
Sharrock
Hall
Bridge St
Wilmot sale nets $33.50 for veterans
Beach City Legion Auxiliary members raised 33.50 in the poppy sale over Memorial Day weekend. The What Knots 4 Clubs group held meetings with nine girls at Mrs Henry Reed’s home and discussed gardening and cooking. Senior girls met at the Methodist Church social room and planned summer projects.
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Paul Smith
Wilmot
Beach City
Wilbur Spurgeon
Barbara Smith
Chris Alberts
Linda Stertzbach
Linda
Gloria Beenbarger
Toledo May Get Sheppard Trial
Attorney F. Lee Bailey has not decided on a venue change for Samuel Sheppard’s second murder trial, but suggested Toledo, Ohio as a possible location. Bailey visited Ohio cities in 1962 to gauge public opinion, finding Toledo objective and less press hostile. The case involves Sheppard’s conviction for second degree murder in his first wife Marilyn’s 1954 slaying, with Supreme Court action this month on publicity affecting his rights.
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Boston
F. Lee Bailey
Samuel Sheppard
Toledo
Ohio
Bailey
Sheppard
Sam
Toledo Blade
Marilyn
U. S. Supreme Court
4 H Clubs Bucks Township and Meadow Maidens Meet
4 H clubs Bucks Township and Meadow Maidens met recently in members homes with sewing projects and demonstrations. Jill Wenger Patty Rust and Jenny Von Allman demonstrated sewing basics while others helped with hems and basket work. Next meetings are June 27 29 and 12 30 with a planned hike and scavenger hunt. Port Washington Riders sponsor a Foreign Exchange Night at St Pauls United Church of Christ basement with speakers Sunny Akinci and Trands Motan from Turkey and Australia and refreshments provided by Port Washington Junior Hostesses.
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Bucks Township
Jill Wenger
Patty Rust
Lorraine Baab
Vicky ‘Regula
Baltic School
Jolly Dills
Robin
Ruthanne Zesiger
Amy Miller
Dlues
Jenny VonAllman
Jenny
Vicky Walter
Port Washington Rideretts
St. Paul's
Rule of Thumb for Housing Costs in 1966
A reader questions home buying rules of thumb as housing costs rise. The columnist analyzes monthly mortgage payments taxes heat insurance and repairs, warns about long commitments, and urges measurement of personal finances and goals before buying. The piece also outlines second mortgages as investment risks and suggests investment options for a widow seeking $100 monthly income from $25,000.
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Europe
Far East
Ohio master plan boosts church education and aid reach
Ohio's revised higher education master plan adds state aid for church related colleges and students, tuition grants for needy families, and expanded private college roles while preserving open admissions. It sets freshman caps at main campuses: OSU 6000, BG 3000, Central State 3000, Kent State 4000, Miami 3000, Ohio U 4000, and plans 16 branch campuses to begin with two years of instruction.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Board of Regents
John Marshall Briley
Toledo
Regents
Gree
State University
Ohio State University
Bowling Green
Central State
Kent State
Miami
Ohio University
Killer Suspect Remains Free
Killed his wife at the motel she ran near Wooster. Cecil Voorhies 56 was with his lawyer at the scene and taken to Orrville hospital for an alcohol test. Wayne County authorities said charges would wait for reports from Cuya hoga County Coroner’s Office and other agencies.
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Wooster
Ohio
Cecil Voorhies
Wayne County
Letha
Polly) Voorhies
Voorhies
Orrville
James K. Leedy
Cuyahoga County
Coroner's Office
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Wayne County Isheritz’s
Oltiga
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Weigel
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John Lieser
Betscheray
Cantona Regional Board of Review
Bureau of Workmen’s
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Marlite
Masonite Corp
BWC
The
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Arthur Edlund
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Donald Bell
Norma Lingo
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Ethel Rippeth
Twin City Admissions
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Port Washington
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James Montgomery
Jewett
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Robert Morrison
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Investors Guide
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