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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1966

Page

3

De Gaulle Tours Soviet Space Center Amid Satellite Launch

French President Charles de Gaulle reportedly watched a Soviet unmanned satellite launch at the Baikonur center while visiting Novosibirsk. Tass said De Gaulle's party traveled toward Leningrad as France and the USSR planned a space cooperation pact.

Novosibirsk Space Center Moscow Central Asia Baikonur Kazakhstan de Gaulle Leningrad Soviet Union France Nikolai V. Podgorny Tass Siberia Russian Federation Aleksei Zverev

Teen Driver Cited After Dennison Crash

Sheriff deputies cited 17 year old Terry L Moreland of RD 1 Den nison for driving left of center on County rd 37 east of Dennison after a two car crash. His auto struck Donald E Malone 27 also of RD 1 Dennison who was towing another vehicle. Malone faces improper registration on the towed auto. Three passengers in Malones vehicle were not injured.

Terry L. Moreland RD 1 Dennison Moreland Donald E. Malone Malone

Farewell party for Rev Hull at Broadway Church

The farewell for Reverend Howard D. Hull pastor of Broadway Methodist Church New Philadelphia is Monday at 7 30 p m in the church social hall Attendees should bring sandwiches or coolies. The New Philadelphia Social Security Office will be closed all day Saturday July 2 and Monday July 4.

Howard D. Hull Broadway Methodist Church New Philadelphia Philadelphia

Fall of Jerusalem Theme in a Sunday School Lesson

R H Ramsey outlines the fall of Jerusalem in 668 B C within the last four Judah kings. Josiah’s attempts to restore Jehovah worship fail amid Egypt and Assyria power struggles. Jehoahaz Jehoiakim Jehoiachin follow, ending with Babylonian liberation of Jehoiachin in captivity. The lesson emphasizes that evil brings suffering and God’s discipline aims at reform, not revenge.

R. H. Ramsey Judah Jerusalem B.C Josiah Egypt Assyria Jehoahaz Jehoiakim Nebuchadnezzar Babylon Jehoiachin

End of the Southern Kingdom and Jewish endurance theme

The text recounts Nebuchadnezzar’s siege of Jerusalem in 573 B.C. the exile of 10 000 including Jehoiachin to Babylon the final end of the Southern Kingdom and the later assertion of Jewish endurance and God chosen status through Scripture and Jesus Christ. It notes Zedekiah’s rebellion the destruction of Jerusalem and 70 years of captivity before a glimmer of hope.

Nebuchadnezzar Jerusalem Jehoiachin Babylon Zedekiah Josiah Judah Aphanieds Gedaliah Egypt Council of Churches of Christ Abraham Christ Jacob Jesus Christ U.S

Minor Accidents Probed by Police in Dover

Two minor accidents were investigated by Dover police yesterday. At 8:53 a.m. Rosann Kopp, 24, of Tuscarawas backed from a parking space near the Hi-Spot Bar and struck a no parking sign, causing slight damage. At Front Street and Johnson Avenue Frank Bertram, 48, of Steubenville hit Carl Lindsey, 30, of Mineral City after failing to stop at a traffic light. both cars were moved after police arrived around 11:30 p.m.

Dover Rosann Kopp Tuscara Cherry Alley Frank R. Bertram Steubenville Carl J. Lindsay Mineral City Lindsay Front St Johnson Av

Holmes County breaking incidents report Friday night

Holmes County deputies investigated two break ins Thursday night one at the Nashville school house where a tape recorder and record player were stolen and five cartons of cigarettes plus wine department items were taken at Millersburg Ive Co a 5 year old Sharonville girl Melissa Richters died from injuries after roofing material fell on her while playing near a construction site details remain under police inquiry

Millersburg Holmes County Nashville Millersburg Ive Co Cincinnati Sharonville Melissa Richters

Missing Midvale woman Eva Tylke reported by deputies

Mrs Eva d Tylke 41 of Midvale remains missing as sheriff deputies report she left home last Tuesday. She stands 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighs 130 pounds.

Andrew Eva d.) Tylke Midvale Tylke

Death notice for Willard Hamey at Meese Funeral Home

Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 pm in the Meese Funeral Home for Willard Kelly Hamey, 64. Rev Oliver Davis Jr will officiate with burial in Sharon Moravian Cemetery. Calling hours Sunday 2 to 4 and 7 to 4.

Meese Funeral Home Willard (Kelly) Hamey Oliver Davis Jr Sharon Moravian

Tax Sharing Endorsed by Lt Governors

At the fifth annual lieutenant governors conference in Cleveland federal income tax sharing with state and local governments was urged by John Shannon of Washington. The closing session of the federation featured a Lake Erie cruise banquet with Space Agency chief James Webb and announced Kentucky Lt. Gov Harry Lee Waterfield to succeed Ohio Lt. Gov John W Brown as chairman for 1967 with sites under consideration in San Francisco Santa Fe or Puerto Rico.

Cleveland Leutenant Governors John Shannon Washington Advisory Commission On Inter Governmental Relations Lieutenant Governors Lake Erie Space Agency James E. Webb Harry Lee Waterfield Kentucky John W. Brown Ohio San Francisco Santa Fe N. M Puerto Rico

Bicycles Stolen in New Philadelphia Reports

New Philadelphia police report multiple bike thefts. Otmar Simpson of 240 4th St SW says a boy’s blue bike with chrome fenders and a red bike were taken from his home. Mrs. William Bichsel of N Broadway reports her daughter’s purple and white bike with chrome fenders stolen from Tuscora Park yesterday afternoon.

New Philadelphia Otmar Simpson 4Th St William Bichsel N. Broadway Tuscora Park Pam

Ohio Wildlife Council approves broad hunting and trapping changes

The Ohio Wildlife Council approved major changes covering upland game season start dates muzzle loading rifles for deer in the eastern zone and an either sex pheasant zone outside natural production areas plus public hunting areas. Regulations list deer long bow and arrow rules turkey season dates and bag limits for species from squirrels to quail with detailed daily limits possession rules and trap limits in multiple counties.

Colmbus Ohio Ohio Wildlife Council

Welfare Walk Aims At Ohio Statehouse In Heat

In 90 degree heat a group of Ohioans marching from Cleveland to Columbus for welfare aid advances toward the statehouse. About 40 marchers, part of a longer 155 mile trek, spend the night in Ashland churches and expect to reach Mansfield with a Columbus group joining today. Judge Mildred Myers condemns the trek as negative and disgraceful. The sponsors ask Gov. Rhodes to call a special legislative session to raise welfare payments, with a June 30 rally planned at the statehouse.

Ashland Ohio Cleveland Wooster-to Ashland Juvenile Court Mildred Myers Columbus Ohio Steering Committee For James A. Rhodes Rhodes Statehouse

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