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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1966
Page
6
Negotiators propose cost cutting by releasing deck hands for maintenance to save time and grant union demands for extra annual leave beyond government inquiry recommendations. Also notes various unrelated local and international items including divorces, embezzlement sentences, and border protests.
Norfolk AP reports Admiral Raborn resigns after 14 months as CIA director to pursue industry. In Hollywood AP notes Edward G. Robinson, 72, jokingly says Sinatra sent his skate board as a get well gift. Lynn AP covers Rolling Stones protest with tear gas. five arrested, four injured. Moscow AP says Pravda accuses US of spreading propaganda. Ottawa AP cites Keep America Beautiful on $50 million yearly litter cleanup. Manila AP reports Cebu bread poisoning sickening 140 residents. Cairo AP notes Egypt views US 6th Fleet as unfriendly and criticizes Western press. Cairo AP reports chlorine leak at Cairo pool injuring 33. Okmulgee OK Mike Hollander trains to be a minister via culinary studies. Columbus OH reports a 4S committee to study cooperative ed programs. Ashland OH board hikes starting teacher pay to 5200. Jerseyville IL Rev Clancy marks 100th birthday with Latin Mass. Toronto JW Baptisms reach 400 at convention.
Louis R. Rau Jr., 29, Crestline Ohio, was killed Friday night in a head on collision on U S 24 about five miles west of Ohio authorities reported.
The Organization of American States voted to withdraw the remaining 8,000 peacekeepers from the Dominican Republic within 90 days of starting the pullout. Sources in Santo Domingo say about 1,100 U.S. troops, mainly from the 82nd Airborne, will leave next week as two U.S. ships head to the island.
Delegates at the Veterans of Foreign Wars state convention in Cleveland passed several resolutions addressing veterans problems. The actions will be forwarded to the national convention in New York in August 1926. Joseph A. Scerra of Gardner Mass spoke at a banquet, and the VFW ladies auxiliary presented its Community Service Award to Rev. James Redding, executive director of the Helping Hand Halfway Home.
Crow Agency Montana AP Bill Barnett a soft spoken rancher hosts a Crow Indian reenactment of Gen George Armstrong Custers last stand in the Little Big Horn Battle marking the 90th anniversary. Barnett a known Custer buff has studied the general and wonders why he split his command and faced thousands.
Kenneth Garrett of RD 1 Uhrichsville reported to sheriff deputies that someone broke into his house through the back door yesterday shortly after noon. He estimates $5 damage to the door and says it occurred Thursday night. nothing was stolen according to him.
Newcomerstown Cub Scouts will hold their annual covered dish family picnic Monday at 6 30 at Cy Young Park. All Cub families and unassigned registered boys are invited bringing own place settings and a dish.
Washington reports indicate Hanoi is dispersing air supplies and storing oil and fuel underground to resist airstrikes. Analysts note Haiphong oil depots could be targeted, though civilian leaders fear civilian casualties and Soviet or Chinese reactions. Joint Chiefs push for halting Haiphong oil to hamper truck movements on the Ho Chi Minh Trail.
Three accidents on New Philadelphia streets left two drivers cited. Richard E. Heston, 20, Port Washington, charged with failure to stop within the assured clear distance after rear ending Gerald L. Kail, 22, New Philadelphia. Kail stopped for a light on West High near Ist. Stewart, 41, Denison, ticketed for driving with expired license after a pole strike while pulling from a parking space on Istar. Shanabrook, 18, Park Avenue Northwest, stopped behind Anne Cohen, 65, Dover, drifted forward and collided. Minor damage reported.
Francis Reeves and Clayton Smart, both Newcomerstown residents, are charged with grand and petit larceny in municipal court. They allegedly stole batteries and a radiator from Conkle's Body Shop and auto starters from B and G Wrecking Co. Officials say they sold items to dealers who cooperated with the sheriff. Reeves, 21, and Smart, 20, were released on bond and case continued until Wednesday. A 16 year old Tuscarawas County boy is being questioned with no charges filed yet.
New Philadelphia playgrounds at Rast, South and Tuscarawas open this week with orientation. Attendance averages about 105 children daily. Participants design name banners and yard lanterns. Bat man week is the theme. The recreation department offers a program for youths 12 and older with boys meeting at 6 30 p m on Monday Wednesday and Friday at Tuscora Park ball field and girls at 10 a m on the same days. Activities include volleyball badminton softball tennis and kickball.
Six people treated at Twin City Hospital emergency room yesterday. Jerry Grove 20 of RD 3 New Philadelphia suffered gun shot burns to his arm when a bullet failed to explode while he was firing a gun. Also treated were Greg Watson 6 of Uhrichsville for hand injuries, Paul Tincher 51 of RD 1 Cross roads Coal Co. worker with a jack slip injuring his thumb, Naomi Armstrong 9 of Navarre with a head laceration after hitting pool edge, Thomas Lighter 10 of Scio with a knee injury from a bicycle fall, and Paul Leggett 63 of Bowerston with a torn thumb from mower blade.
Bonn officials were urged to end standoffish attitudes with East German counterparts. Instructions approved by Chancellor Erhard direct West Germans to discuss politics and assert the free system, amid a policy push to connect with the 17 million Germans under Communist rule. Full reunification remains distant.
A cool mass moving eastward collided with hot air over the northern Plains, sparking severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. North Dakota endured rain hail and tornado activity with moderate damage noted. Scranton Civil Defense counted tornado losses at 40 000 to 50 000 dollars. Flooding forced Center town evacuation. temperatures ranged from 37 at Butte to 87 at Needles.
AP reports Frank Wright aged 54 died Friday night after a street fight near his west side home. Homicide detectives said a man is held for questioning without charge as investigators await the coroner’s report on the cause of death.
Harry Humphries Trucks Tie of New Philadelphia receives the Ford Motor Co distinguished achievement award accepted by Joseph T. McKnight vice president for progressive management modern sales and services facilities sound merchandising practices high quality standards and continuing service to Ford owners. Lara Rankin of Gnadenhutten drawn for 1000 New Philadelphia Retail Merchants Lucky Barrel award though not registered. next registration at Earl B Smith Co. Frank M. Richmond named VP technical director Cyclops Specialty Steel Division. Tuscarawas Collection Agency ownership transfers to G H Welsh who plans to triple space in Davis Building
A Merck scientist reports a new mumps vaccine using the Jeryl Lynn strain named after his daughter. In trials 98 percent of vaccinated children developed antibodies and only two of 100 vaccinated exposed to mumps contracted the disease. The vaccine shows up to seven months of protection and may offer lifelong immunity, but broader testing and licensing are required.
Four more area girls have been appointed to posts at Buckeye Girls State at Capital University. Kathy Leibrock of Sandyville, Brenda Bottmer of Gnadenhutten, Judy Shanower of Baltic, and Lana Jo Page of Scio were named to various offices. Leibrock becomes governor’s personal aide in McKinley City Hall. Bottmer joins Hobart City engineer’s office and Halliday County attendance. Shanower is Burwell chief of police, aligns with the Socialist party, Page is Halliday County chief of park and recreation in McKinley. The Democ racy introduction by the Ohio American Legion Auxiliary ends Sunday.
Police say the man who fatally hurt Mrs. Jeanette Messer, and possibly two other women, was definitely Black. FBI tests on torn clothing and hairs from the Bur jiet Woods Park scene in Cincinnati determined the race. Messer died June 10 while walking her dog. two other women were also hurt and strangled in recent months. Detective Chief Jacob Schott suspects the same killer harmed all three women.
Barbara Elizabeth Petsel, 20, of Cedar Rapids Iowa, a Drake University sophomore with blue eyes reddish brown hair and striking figure, won the Wool of America title for 68. She receives a college scholarship a year of travel to major U S cities as wool industry envoy and a designer wardrobe. Finalist included Sharon Ann Martin of Fremont Ohio.
Ohio reports additional highway fatalities from Friday night and Saturday. Victims include George Chapman 17 of Sandusky James Youtz 14 of Canton Louise Bell Moore 13 of Parkersburg W V Killed before 11 p m Friday. Louise Spiezo 29 of Lima Ralph Heberbrand 45 of Cleveland Jamie Lee Waldren 1 near Westerville Champaign County. Chapman died when his car left Resthaven wildlife area Erie County. Youtz died in a collision north of U S 30 on Fox Avenue Stark County. Moore fell from an open convertible in Mentor. Spiezo died in a collision on U S 30 near Lima. Heberbrand's truck jackknifed on the Turnpike near Elyria. Waldren child killed when car he rode in crashed near Urbana. His mother and sister injured.
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