Writer Fined for Mail Fraud and Vietnam Assignment
A collection of short items notes Sgt. Kenneth Metzger, 24, of New Philadelphia, assigned to the 490th General Supply Company near Vung Tau, Vietnam, after enlisting last October from Ft. Lewis. Also covered are NASA's Mariner 5 Venus flyby timing, Dr. Herman Taller's mail fraud fine, Marine duties at barracks, Abba Eban's Sabbath attendance near the Soviet U.N. mission, Mrs. Kennedy visiting Ireland, unrest in Hong Kong, Cambodia and North Vietnam establishing relations, and John L. Robinson aboard USS MacDonough in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Kenneth R. Metzger
Robert L. Metzger
Frontay
New Philadelphia
490Th General Supply Company
Vung Tau
Vietnam
Metzger
Ft. Lewis
Wash
New
New York
Herman Taller
Marine Pfc
Terry L. Spidell
Taller
Ed Spidell
Strasburg
Marine Corps Institute
John L. Robinson
USN
James C. Robinson
East Sparta
MacDonough
Mediterranean Sea
U.S. Sixth Fleet
Vic Damone Sues Movie Producers Over Consent Claim
Vic Damone filed a 4 million damage suit against producers of the film Spree claiming he is shown without consent. A temporary court order halts the film with a July 7 hearing scheduled.
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Vic Damone
Santa Monica
Calif
Edward J. O'Connor
New Philadelphia Lions Meet and Kiwanis Programs
The New Philadelphia Lions plan a Tuesday meeting at 6 in Helmkamp's. Dover Kiwanis will hear James Thomas of the Tuscarawas County Legal Aid Society Tuesday at 6:15 in Helmkamp's. New Philadelphia Kiwanis hosts Ray Eichel of the Muskingum Conservancy Monday at 3:43 in Oldtown Grange.
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New Philadelphia Lions
Helmkamp's
Lion
Reeves Motor Inn
Alty
James Thomas
Tuscarawas County
New
Philadelphia
Kiwanisa
Oldtown Grange
Ray Eichel
The
Muskingum Conservancy
Winner Seeks 1000 From Tic Tac Toe Promotion
Clelia Wolfe of Uhrichsville files in common pleas court claiming the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tew Co refused payment of 1000 for being a winner in a Tic Tac Toe promotional contest. Attorney Joe Streb to speak on the contest as Dover meeting at St. John's United Church is canceled. Wolfe seeks 1000 plus 6 percent interest. Dover program to be directed by Myron Yak.
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Clelia Wolfe
East St
Uhrichsville
Common Pleas Court
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tew Co, Inc
Uhrich St
Joe Streb
Dover
St. John's United Church of
4-H Day at Wooster Center Explores Career Opportunities
Ohio 4-H'ers aged 12 and older will tour the Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center in Wooster for a science career day. Larry Endsley notes sessions cover agriculture and home economics with 20 study options. Attendees view germ free tents and a live steer with a window, plus experimental plots.
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Ohio
Ohio Agriculture Research and Development Center
Wooster
Larry Endsley
Tuscara
Endsley
Indians in Vietnam war appeal followed by Red Cross relief
The Army Board of Review will study three soldiers from New York and California who refused Vietnam orders, potentially months of review. Separately, the American Red Cross ships 350,000 dollars of drugs to Cypriot refugees, while USAID provides 5,000 tents for Middle East Arabs displaced by war.
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Washington
Army Board of Review
Tonulf
Mne
Vietnam
Pvis
James Johnson
Dennis Mora
New York
David Samos
Modesto
Calif
U.S
Stanley Faulkher
United States
Salvatore A. Romaho
Judge Advocate General’s Office
American Red Cross
Nicosia
Cyprus
Red Cross
U.S. Agency For International Development
Jordan
U N Split Debate Shapes Mid East Notes
In a 122 nation assembly five speakers backed a Soviet line resolution accusing Israel of aggression. Poland Hungary Afghanistan Byelorussia Guinea supported it. Romania’s Manescu emerged as Arab support question looms. King Hussein arrives to speak. Podgorny concludes Cairo talks with Nasser.
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Awad el Kony
Israel
Afghanistan
Byelorussia
Guinea
Poland
Hungary
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Security Council
Controversy Grows Over North Cascades National Park Plan
Washington debate centers on creating a 570000 acre North Cascades National Park near the Canadian border. Supporters from the Sierra Club and conservation groups push for a larger 783460 acre park while opponents urge Dan Evans’s 1.8 million acre framework. The five member study team split 3-2 on the park recommendation amid clashes over federal agency administration and preservation goals.
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Olympia, Wash
Washington
North Cascade Mountains
America
Puget Sound
North Cascades National Park
Mount
Portland, Ore
Mazamas
North Cascades
Sie
United States
Alaska
D.C
Congress
U.S. Forest Service
Forest Service
National Park Service
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Mount Vernon
Seattle
Brook Evans
Sierra Club
Northwest Conservation
Council
Patrick D. Goldsworthy
University of Washington
Goldsworthy
Guy
Dan Evans
Liquor Permit Suspensions and Dismissals in Dennison Area
Mary Ross of 417 Center street Dennison faced an indefinite suspension of a D-5 liquor permit after delinquent sales tax payments. The suspension starts July 18 until payment is complete. Mary Spinell of 203 Center street Dennison had charges dismissed and suspension rescinded after full payment on June 16. Martha Jeannette Fair of East Sparta had a D-2 permit suspension rescinded and case dismissed after full payment.
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Mary Ross
Center St
Dennison
Ohio Liquor Control Commission
Mary Spinell
Martha Jeannette Fair
East Sparta
Fire damages New Philadelphia store awning at 123 W High
At 12:07 am a fire reported at the J J Newberry Co store, 123 West High Avenue, caused a cigaret burn hole about one foot in diameter in the awning. No further injuries noted. Fire crews responded and secured the scene.
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New Philadelphia
J.J. Newberry Co
W. High Av
The Reporter Awakens to Action Across the City
The Reporter frames itself as a wide awake newspaper pursuing bold moves and on the go coverage. The piece emphasizes proactive reporting and a drive to reach events as they unfold.
U.S. and Soviet Leaders Eye Nuclear Pact Talks
Dean Rusk and Andrei Gromyko held private talks and a advisers lunch at Glassboro, aiming to draft a treaty to curb nuclear weapons spread. President Johnson hailed a spirit of reasoning together but warned deep differences remain as U.N. Middle East tensions linger and crowds gather for a second Glassboro meeting.
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Moscow
America
Alexander Akalovsky
United States
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Washington
Glassboro
N. J
Alexei Kosygin
N.J
State College
Thomas Robinson
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
New York
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Israel
Hollybush
Los Angeles
Kosygin
Philadelphia
Christian
Rusk
Gromyko
Nixon Offers Jerusalem Cure
Former Vice President Richard M Nixon urged a Vatican like status for the Old City of Jerusalem granting autonomous rights to each religion He said Israel must not withdraw from areas it has occupied until a peace settlement is reached and he noted the future of Jerusalem is non negotiable Nixon departed for Athens and Rome and is due back in New York Sunday
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Tel Aviv
Richard M. Nixon
Old City of Jerusalem
Nixon
Israel
Old City of
Jerusalem
Athens
Rome
New York
Grandfather Summit Aims For Common World Vision
Johnson and Kosygin held a cordial private meeting focusing on grandchildren and shared broad goals. They discussed nuclear nonproliferation, disarmament, cultural exchanges, civil aviation, and space weapons ban, with both sides aiming for cooperation and a joint press appearance.
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Johnson
Kosygin
Patrick Lynton Nugent
White House
U.S
United States
Soviet Union
Space
Senate
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Associated Press
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mariner 5
Venus
Abba Ehan
U.N
Eban
Jackie
Waterford
Ireland
John F. Kennedy
Dublin
Eamon de Valera
Hong Kong
Tokyo
Cambodia
North Vietnam
Duesseldorf
Germany
Franz Paul Stang
Brazil
Stang
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois “Papa Doc” Duvalier
Duvalier
Marie-Denise
Col
Max Dominique
Simone
Edgar Bergen Hart
Reno
Nev
Edgar Bergen
Carson City
Bergen
Washoe Medical Center
Norfolk
Liberty
Navy
Sir David Trench
Macao
Red China
Dover Vous
Myron Yak
Wooster Center
Washington Today
Cuba
Alarcon
United Nations
Maurer
Middle
Corneliu Manescu
Manescu
Omar Azouni
Arab Higher Committee For Palestine
Hussein of
Assembly
Nikolai Podgorny
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Cairo
Podgorny
New National Park
William C. Pearson
Sedro Wooley
Jackson
Warren G. Magnuson
North Cascades Conservation Council
Awake Newspaper
Radio Peking
Saudi Arabia
Jamil M. Baroody
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