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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
2
Dr James L Goddard head of the Food and Drug Administration urges candy makers to stop disguising medicines as candy and to ban candy pills and candy cigarets for the protection of children. He argues these disguises lead to accidental poisonings and urges a shift away from child friendly drug flavors.
Editor Marty Yockey notes changing attitudes toward former monarchs as bans ease. Archduke Otto, once a suspect royal pretender, renounced claims in 1961 and may return to Austria now viewed as a private citizen. The column, written on vacation, links dynastic regret to modern politics and travel.
James A. Farley, Roosevelt's campaign manager and postmaster general, at 78, looks back with serenity on a career shaping FDR's nominations and two terms. He split with Roosevelt over the third term, later learning political success hinges on backing someone of high caliber. Farley never voiced regrets, staying even tempered and grateful to many friends.
Ralph McGill analyzes Dr. Ranier Barzel of West Germany and his proposal for a unified Germany with Russia retaining troops in the West, legalizing the East German Communist party, and creating mixed commissions for mutual issues. The essay argues the Barzel plan could reshape NATO policy and Europe’s future, potentially easing tensions if embraced by De Gaulle and others.
The Day Reporter lists mail and carrier subscription prices for rural routes in Tuscarawas Carroll Coshocton Guernsey Harrison Holmes and Stark Counties. Rates include monthly and yearly options with various durations and a distinct Dover Ohio address for publication.
Washington by David Lawrence reviews Supreme Court rulings on civil rights protests and federalism. The piece notes the court's stance that federal law does not grant private groups immunity from state charges or the right to obstruct streets and that removal to federal court requires specific provisions. It discusses implications for civil disobedience and potential future incitement legislation while stressing limits on free speech and assembly.
A dreamy verse about awaiting a seaside dinner at a candlelit cafe by the harbor. The narrator envisions twilight dreams, orange moonlight, and silver stardust as sea songs drift by like boats under white sails tonight.
Scripture excerpt from Acts 3 9 notes that all the people saw him walking and praising God and adds a reflection on sincere Christian living. The piece urges believers not to shrink from praising God and to live openly in faith.
The Tuscarawas County joint vocational school plans gain momentum as Warner & Swasey Co. backs JVS graduates for local employment. Board of education met to appoint a director and interim superintendent, with a bond issue and operating levy expected for November. Indian Valley district seeks a bond to fund a new high school amid tight budgets. salary levels lag state averages affecting teacher recruitment. Bill Herman, ex-Dover High standout and U.S. Steel’s college relations chief, says this year has been among the toughest for employers.
Ten years ago Don Wallick of Dover received a General Motors scholarship to study at Fenn College in Cleveland while Dorothy Schwartz, now in Paso Robles, visited Dover residents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rieker. Also noted were visits by Jack Ream II and Deborah of Pearl Harbor to Dover kin.
A four tenths of one per cent fall in food prices is described as a slight sag. The report also covers a local wedding at St. Joseph's Church with Rose Lab and Bernard Lawless as attendants, Hamburg pork prices and veal chop rates, a boy’s tonsil removal in Dover, and Ruth LePage’s hiring as a New Philadelphia High teacher.
A list of 10 quiz prompts with multiple choice style questions covering fruits, art forms, topography, a founder, Canasta wild cards, Irish surnames, the Panama Cape, authors, December birthstones, and whodunits. Answers appear garbled and incomplete, requiring cleanup to extract proper responses such as fruit type, Van Gogh medium, maps, Father Flanagan's institution, wild cards in Canasta, folding bed surnames, Cape Horn, authors of Nazarene and Mary, December birthstone, and whodunit as a mystery book.
Washington coverage details how Sen. Jennings Randolph and Rep. Joe Resnick push national Father’s Day resolutions, the Budget Bureau’s cost doubts, and limited 1966 approval. The piece then shifts to House debates over free haircuts and other petty congressional perks amid a broader cost scrutiny.
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