Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

We found your results!

Page 1

Weekend Daily Reporter in Dover, Ohio

We have 16,378,606 pages in Ohio

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 18 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1967

Page

1

Glassboro hosts Big Two summit as world focus shifts

The Glassboro summit between Lyndon B. Johnson and Alexei Kosygin drew global attention on the Glassboro State College campus. After hours of talks, they planned a Sunday meeting to press their discussions on Vietnam, the Middle East, and nuclear nonproliferation, while other national events reshaped the news with indictments, resignations, and notable births.

Associated Press Glassro New Jersey Lyndon Baines Johnson Alexei N. Kosygin Glassboro Glassboro State College U.9 U.s.5.r Middle East Johnson Kosygin Vietnam

Clendening Camp Repairs Under Way After Complaints

Hot Line reports the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District is fixing Clendening camp area issues. The central pump is welded and back in service. toilets will be pumped, repaired, sanitized with a new chemical agent. grass is mowed weekly by operator Bill Bose. Road conditions worsened by a state strike delaying heavy equipment, rates revert to standard $1.25 daily with no weekly discount.

Clendening R.P Dover W.W. Dover G.B Chester W. Va R.E Newcomerstown E.W Elyria R.F R.S Jack McCormick Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District MWCD Bill Bose Clendening Camp State Highway Department

Why Uncle Willies Sausage Was Dropped By Stores

Don Buehler of Buehler's meats explains Uncle Willie's sausage was discontinued about a year ago in Dover and New Philadelphia stores due to insufficient demand. It was replaced by Sheller's country-style sausage. The brand remains available at Buehler's Wooster and Orrville stores where demand is higher.

Don Buehler Wooster Buehler Hot Line Uncle Willie Dover New Philadelphia Sheller Buehler's Wooster - Orrville

Proctor Silex Life Long steams and dry iron dealers

The main office at 7th and Tabor Rd Philadelphia Pa can supply a list of area dealers for the Proctor Silex Life Long steams and dry iron. Barbara Eden is married to actor Michael Ansara.

Proctor Silex Barbara Eden Jeannie 7Th and Tabor Rd Philadelphia Miss Eden Michael Ansara

Restoring USS Massachusetts Sought as Museum Ship

Citizens raise funds aiming to restore the USS Massachusetts to its wartime condition as a museum ship. About 100000 dollars has been spent. 150000 more is needed. Interested parties may contact USS Massachusetts Memorial Committee Inc at State Pier Fall River Massachusetts. Deanna K Massarelli Dover reports mail-order refund from Medford Products after contacting chambers and Nassau County prosecutor. Bottle bucks for 4 bottle back sale at Dover Antique Shop 415 Tuscara Avenue.

USS Massachusetts USS Massachusetts Memorial Committee Inc State Pier Fall River Massachusetts Medford Methpage Bethpage New York Farmingdale N. Y Chamber of Commerce Better Business Bureau District Attorney's Office Nassau County Courthouse Old Country Rd Mineola Dover Tuscara

Texan charged in multiple check fraud cases

New Philadelphia police reported that David Mizer of El Paso Texas who signed a 2 check purchase at Siffs Shoe 117 West Highway cashed the checks last Saturday He faces 10 bogus check charges the Reeves Motor Inn fraud count and a 950 bond jumping charge Canton bond company seeks his arrest Mizer failed to appear for a court session and is now being sought by authorities.

K Rovert P. Williamson Siff's Shoe W. High Ay Philadelphia David Mizer Mizer el Paso Tex Canton C. LeMoyne Fathy Central District Court Reeves Motor Inn Luthy

History’s worst copter crash kills 22 Marines

In eastern North Carolina two Marine helicopters collided at about 500 feet during a training exercise at New River Marine Air Facility. The Sea Stallion and Huey wrecked in a forest clearing, 22 Marines dead and 14 injured, with 21 deaths occurring Friday. Survivors described the chaos as a Marine board investigates the incident.

Rob WO Jacksonville N.C Marine Corps New River Marine Air Facility North Carolina Thomas Tulipane Marine Air Group 26 Tulipane Lanca Cpl John Ritter San Leandro Calif

King Hussein Heads to U S for U N Middle East Crisis Meeting

King Hussein of Jordan flies from Amman to Rome and then aboard Pan American to New York for an emergency U N General Assembly session on the Middle East crisis. He piloted his own plane from Amman to Rome before continuing to the United States.

Rome King Hussein of Jordan New York U.N. General Assembly Middle East Hussein Amman

Theft at the Bar and Related Robbery Probe

Police report a theft at a bar where three bundles of $500 and five loose tens were taken as Mrs. Daugherty moved dirty coffee cups. Bevan was identified by the woman and charged, while officers chase leads on a $550 armed robbery at Cherry’s Pharmacy on N Broadway by three Black men.

Cherry’s N. Broadway

Plane Crash Near Corning Kills Dozens on Mohawk Flight

FBI continued investigation with aid from the National Transportation Safety Board and pathologists. Victims include two Franciscan priests and six fire department specialists. Pilot Capt. Charles Bullock, 44, of Cazenovia, N.Y., had Mohawk service nearly 15 years. Witnesses saw the plane plunge on a mountain top near Blossburg.

Maine John H. Reed Washington Blossburg Corning N.Y Louis Schultz Schultz FBI Charles Bullock Cazenovia Graymoor N. Y Montour Falls Rochester

McCockran Faces Count After Stolen Auto Arrest

Leroy McCockran, 25, of 819 Fairey NE New Philadelphia, was to be returned to county jail after Stark County deputies recovered a stolen car owned by Mary D. Rieger of 827 E High Ave. McCockran faced a probation violation from Tuscarawas County for assault with a deadly weapon. Ronnie Carter, 315 St Clair Ave SW, was also picked up in the theft case. Rieger chose not to file charges unless her auto was damaged.

Leroy McCockran Fairey New Philadelphia Stark County Tuscarawas County Robert Moore McCockran Mary D. Rieger E. High Ronnie Carter St. Clair Ay Rieger

Town Topics Tuscarawas 4-H Club Meeting Planned

The Tusky Little Women 4-H Club will meet Monday at 1 30 in the home of Kris Halter. The small gathering plans to discuss club activities and upcoming projects in a communal setting.

Tuscarawas Tusky Little Women Kris Halter

Garage Looted in Night Break-In at New Philadelphia

Harry Kerr of 220 2nd Dr SE told New Philadelphia police at 7 33 this morning that his garage was broken into overnight and a pair of 60 foot rolls of quarter inch copper water line were stolen.

Harry Kerr 2Nd Dr. SE New

Economy Upturn Predicted Amid 1987 Outlook Watch

AP reports economists split but expect a second-half upturn for 1987. FCC approves the 2.6 billion ITT and ABC merger 4-3, with DOJ studying appeal. May durable goods orders rise 6.6 percent to 23.8 billion, autos production up, steel output down, tax changes debated with potential shift to Oct 1 or Jan 1.

Jack Lefler New York Federal Communications Commission International Telephone & Telegraph Corp American Broadcasting Companies, Inc Justice Department Vietnam Middle East Morgan Guaranty Trust Co Te York Standard & Poor's Corp Morgan Guaranty Standard & Poor's Johnson Congress Commerce Department

Three Drivers Charged In Phila Accidents

Motorists involved in three accidents on New Philadelphia streets were cited. Charles C Anslow 29 of Dover Reckless operation, William T Hoffman 55 of Uhitchsville and Donna J Deibel 19 of Stone Creek each cited for failure to stop within the assured clear distance. One passenger John Jewell 40 New Philadelphia was admitted to Union Hospital with forehead lacerations and arm abrasions. another passenger Raymond Smith 39 of Uhitchsville unharmed. Anslow’s wreck occurred near Quaker stadium after 3 37 am. Hoffmans car hit Byers 44 of New Philadelphia as she turned onto Fair Ave NW from Second St at 5 30 pm. Deibel’s car hit Rothacher 23 of Rothacher 1017% W Highay at 5 18 pm as he stopped for traffic on W High Ave.

New Philadelphia Charles C. Anslow RD 2 Dover Willian T. Hoffman N. Wardell St. Ext Uhitchsville Donna Ji Delebel Stone Creek Anslow John Jewell Canal St Union Hospital Raymond Deibel Kenneth L. Rothacher W. Highay Rothacher

Infant Dies, Graveside Services Held In Millerstown Area

Obituary notices from Millersburg, Winesburg and nearby areas report the infant daughter of John and Beverly Martin Veigel stillborn Friday night at Twin City Hospital with graveside services in Union Cemetery. Also listed are Sidney Collins 58 of RD 1 Millersburg and Atlee Hostetler 63 of Winesburg with funeral details, survivors, and service times. Jerald Moore, 19, of Ravenna cited for following too closely after an accident on Route 21 near County Road 62.

Millersburg Sidney Collins Cleveland Veterans Hospital Burbank William G Laura Hawk Collins Wooster Experiment Station Arlene Allen Nancy Kathi Gay Daniel Collins Navy Eliott + Hartline Funeral Home James Hunter Oak Hill Cemetery Winesburg Atlee P. Hostetler Pomerene Memorial Hospital Akron Zion United Church of Christ Farm Bureau Spartan Lodge Nazir Grotto Canton Edda Fred Vietnam Ralph RD 1 Dundee Carroll Dalton Erma McCartney Dover Guy Sny Jerald W. Moore Ravenna Rt. 21 County Rd. 62 Moore Perry Koval Cleveland Great Lakes Construction Co Koval

Fawcett Named To Bell Board

Cleveland AP reports novice G. Fawcett, president of Ohio State University, elected director of Ohio Bell Telephone Co. Fawcett began as a high school teacher in 1931 and has led OSU since 1956.

Cleveland G. Fawcett Ohio State University Ohio Bell Telephone Co Fawcett Ohio State

Liquor Sales Rise Ahead of Hottest Weather in Columbus

State Liquor Director Donald D. Cook stated that both wholesale and retail stores show higher demand as hot weather and higher prices approach. May sales climbed 9.10 percent over May 1966, outperforming the 5.59 percent rise recorded so far in 1967.

Columbus Donald D. Cook

Also Mentioned on This Page

World ‘Center Senate Cassius Clay Houston U.S Moscow Sen Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut Clay Muhammad Ali Paul VI Mohawk Airlines Patrick J. Nugent Seton Hospital Austin Patrick Lyndon Luci Johnson Nugent The Federal Communications American Broadcasting Co., Inc John Nilson N.J College Town Neil Cole Mrs. J Deanna K. Massarelli Ritter Marine Board No U. S Pg. T Locker Senate Ethics Committee Gram Nationall Transportation Safety Board Department of Transportation Lier Veigel Infant Sidney Collins Atlee Hostetler Zion Bell Board Meese Funeral Home Emerson Medicare Harry Meese Bierne E. Third ST
Search Courier

Search the Weekend Daily Reporter Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Weekend Daily Reporter?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication