New Patents Tackle Tape Static and Infrared Detectors
Reports describe four patent grants. Donald E. Richardson assigns patent 3,315,137 to UT Research Institute of Chicago for a device to remove tape static using dual opposite DC voltages. Harold R. Coulter and colleagues gain patent 3,815,075 for an infrared detector testing system using a moving convex mirror and focused light to map sensitivity. Rudi F. W. Ratz and Miriani J. Gruber assign patent 3,314,848 to Olin Mathieson Chemical for ureido phosphine oxides to sterilize insects, notably houseflies. Edward J. Lane receives patent 3,314,540 for an open-bottom barge by British Petroleum to remove oil from water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reporter Science Service
Donald E. Richardson
UT Research Institute of Chicago
Harold R. Coulter
Philip M. Cruse
Davy D.errett
Santa Barbara Research Center
Goleta
Calif
Rudi F. W. Ratz
Miriani J. Gruber
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
Torrey Canyon
Edward J. Lane
U.S
British Petroleum Co. Ltd
Antidraft Agitators Safe from Prosecution
Washington AP report shows Justice Department telling lawmakers it has no legal grounds to prosecute anti draft campaigners like Stokely Carmichael. Rep Hebert pressed on enforcement while Vinson defended free speech and pledged to seek tougher anti antidraft measures and appeal a ruling deeming draft card warnings unconstitutional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Justice Department
Stokely Carmichael
L. Mendel Rivers
D-5.c
House Armed Services Committee
Asst. Atty
Fred Vinson
Vinson
F. Edward Hebert
Carmichael
Louisiana Democrat
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Rivers
Hebert
U S Canada plan eggnapping to save whooping cranes
U S and Canada plan a joint project to gather eggs from the endangered whooping crane in northern Canada. Biologists will transport up to four eggs to the Patuxent Wildlife Research Center near Laurel Maryland for 28 to 30 days of care and incubation. The effort aims to bolster the crane population from a critically low count of about 43 birds.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
U.S
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center
Laurel
Interior Department
Ray C. Erickson
Patuxent
Midwest
Frank Converse Defends Lower Wage Figure in Trade Talks
Pact friction grows as building trades unions strike persists across parts of the state. Rothermund notes most union work covers highways and public projects, arguing pay raises should not be used for comparison. The operators of heavy construction last offered $1.10 hourly over four years with no talks since Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Converse
Rothermund
Man 46 Charged In Philadelphia Mishap
James Marinelli, 46, of 543 Ray Ave NW, was charged by New Philadelphia police with failure to yield at a stop sign after a morning 10:03 crash. His pickup struck Marguerite Moore, 73, of 1521 Cross St Dover, pushing her car across Fair and 6th Street NW.
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James ¥. Marinelli
Ray
New Philadelphia
Marinelli
Marguerite Moore
Cross St
Dover
Moore
Fair and
6Th St
Catholic universities face secular drift amid rising costs and fewer priests
Move by Maryland observers notes steadily increasing costs and reduced church backing, predicting Catholic universities may survive but become more secular. Notre Dame, founded 1842, has long had a lay advisory board, evolving from a log chapel to an 80-building campus with about 7,000 students. Its law school, started in 1869, is claimed as the oldest Catholic law school in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryland
Notre Dame
Holy Cross Fathers
United States
Blaze Damages 3 Apartments At Coshocton
A two story brick apartment at 247 N Second Street in Coshocton owned by Guy Stubbs suffered extensive fire damage at 1 47 this morning after a neighbor notified firefighters. Three families the MecCalls Lasures and Cloughs were uninjured though Jerry Clough received bruises after leaping from a window and seeking hospital treatment. Cause was not determined.
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Coshocton
N. 2Nd St
Guy Stubbs
RD 5
Charles MecCalls
Charles Lasures
Jerry Cloughs
Clough
County Memorial Hospital
New Gadgets and Ideas Reproducer for Surfaces
A powder and liquid mix to form a putty like compound that copies flat or curved surfaces for exact reverse reproductions. It captures hard and soft materials, cures in minutes, and can mold holders or connectors for tubes. Includes a non contact thermometer and a diffusion pump with an external heater for stable vacuums.
Dover Woman Pays for Meat After Bet Fined 56.20
Amelia Weaver of Dover, charged with petit larceny after attempting to leave Stallard's Foodliner with groceries and lemons in her purse, admitted a friend bet she could exit without paying. She placed items in her purse, returned the lemons, paid for the meat, and was fined 56.20 with 25 suspended on no further court appearances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. LeMoyne
J Luthy
Stallard
Luthy
Dover man jailed for three months over bad check restitution
Harmon W. Fulp, 24, of Dover, was sentenced to county jail for three months by Common Pleas Judge J. H. Lamneck for failing to make restitution in a bad check case. John A. Bitikofer paid court costs after delinquent parking tickets appeared in New Philadelphia. A 3:45 p.m. fire at 115 E 2nd St Dover damaged an apartment and stove. damage estimate not set. The home owner is R H Williamson and occupant Mrs Don Renecker.
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Harmon W. Fulp
Dover
Common Pleas
J. H. Lamneck
Lamteck
Fulp
John A. Bitikofer
Crater Av
Philadelphia
E. 2Nd St
R. H. Wil-iamson
Don Renecker
Debt Rising Among U S Households Feeds Concern
New York AP reports mounting household debt nears four hundred billion dollars and critics warn that rising debt could threaten economic stability if incomes fall. Most debt funds homes autos and appliances, yet delinquencies remain low as households rely on savings and insurance programs. The National Industrial Conference Board cautions the fragility of overextended finances in downturns while defenders note benefits of higher incomes and social protections.
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New York
America
National Industrial Conference Board
Boy 2 Killed by Horse Kick in Mill Creek Township
In Coshocton County a two year old boy, Benjamin Eicher, died from a massive skull fracture after being kicked by a horse at the Martin Daugherty farm on Mill Creek Township Rd 215. The death occurred at 8:05 and was confirmed by County Coroner Dr. Clifford Briner. The boy, child of Jacob and Mary Elcher, tripped while petting the horse as it darted away. Surviving are a sister Ester and brothers Lester and Robert, plus grandparents in Dundee and Millersburg. Services set for Sunday at 1 p.m. at home with Bishop Dan J. D. Miller. burial near New Bedford. Lingler-Geckler Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Coshocton
Fresno
Martin Daugherty
Mill Creek Township
Here
County Memorial Hospital
Benjamin Eicher
Jacob
Mary Elcher
Clifford Briner
Elcher
Ester
Lester
Robert
Ben F. Elcher
Dundee
Mike S. Miller
Millersburg
Dan J. D. Miller
New Bedford
Lingler-Geckler Funderal
Baltic
Royal Buffet to accept Marathon Oil cards in New Philadelphia
Royal Buffet Restaurants including the W High av ext location will stop their own card program and issue Marathon Credit Cards to present card holders. Marathon Oil Co. credit cards will be honored at the restaurant, aligning payment methods with the oil company’s branding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Buffet
W. High Av. Ext
New Philadelphia
Marathon Oil Co
Marathon
Landslide Closes I71 Near Fort Ancient Bridge
A massive slide at the southern end of the Fort Ancient Bridge near Lebanon Ohio closes both southbound I 71 lanes. J B Cook of the Ohio Highway Department says the closure begins Saturday with southbound traffic routed on a northbound lane. One lane had already closed April 20 and repairs will last at least 90 days.
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Lebanon, Ohio
Fort Ancient
J.B. Cook
Ohio Highway Department
Cook
Court to Hear Pierce Appeal in 1965 Slaying
In Defiance Ohio the 3rd District Court of Appeals will hear Thomas Pierce 18 Edgerton in the 1965 murder of his grandmother Hattie Green 82. Pierce’s lawyers contend deputies did not explain his rights when questioning him about the rifle slaying as she slept.
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Defiance
Ohio
Thomas Pierce
Edgerton
Hattie Green
3Rd District Court of Appeals
Pierce
Orchids Featured On Hawaiian Tour Menu Promotion
A travel bureau advertisement invites readers to explore a Hawaiian tour running June 17 to July with orchid themed dining options. Reeves Bank is listed as a contact alongside promotional details for prospective travelers seeking more information.
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Reeves Bank
Troops Ready For Dr. King's Derby Moves
Louisville AP reports Rev A D Williams King threatens action to halt the Kentucky Derby. Open housing advocates plan outside Churchill Downs while police halt marches and arrest disorderly conduct and trespass charges. Derby Day bands canceled after a death threat. replaced by a commercial group.
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Louisville, Ky
A. D. Williams King
Churchill Downs
The
Downs
William Bladner
My Old Kentucky
Oliver production opens June 14 with 15 May run
The Oliver show will feature Oliver and his understudy who have no prior theatre experience, plus 19 boys aged 5 12 12 adults and a chorus. Oliver’s understudy will have solos in the chorus. Vocal music is directed by Tona Craft and Mrs Foster Flora will lead instrumentalists. Well known songs include As Long As He Needs Me I’d Do Anything and Consider Yourself.
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Oliver
Tona Craft
Undrichsville
Foster Flora
New Philadelphia
Charles Dickens
14 Year Old Held in Killing in Ohio
In Painesville Ohio a 14 year old boy is in custody after the weekend killing of 44 year old Fred M Esherick whose body was found in a river at Metropolitan Park Perry Township The coroner cites a fatal stab wound and possible drowning while the investigation continues Eldona Esherick the wife survived by seeking help from passersby authorities have not released specific incident details or location.
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Painesville, Ohio
Richard W. McBurney
Fred M. Esherick
Metropolitan Park
Perry Township
Here
Seeley Road
McBurney
Esherick
Eldona
Dover Market Owner Joseph P Snyder Dies at 53
Joseph P Snyder 53 of 520 3rd St NE New Philadelphia owner of Graham's Market in Dover died of a heart attack at Union Hospital after firemen responded to his market where he was having trouble breathing. He was born in New Philadelphia to the late Henry and Florence Snyder and survived by his wife Marjorie Messer two daughters Norma Jean Lab and Elizabeth Espenschied a son James Patrick Snyder two brothers and several half siblings and six grandchildren. Mass and burial plans set at Sacred Heart Church Calvary Cemetery with wake and funeral home services announced.
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Joseph P. Snyder
3Rd St
New Philadelphia
Dover
Union Hospital
Snyder
Henry
Florence Rogers Snyder
Sacred Heart Church
Marjorie M. Messer
Joseph
Norma Jean) Lab
Mansfield
Elizabeth Espenschied
James Patrick Snyder
John
Bernard
West Covina
Calif
Raymond Korns
Gene Mears
Richard Winrod
Commerce City
Col
Pretorius Death Blamed on Fall in Traverse Michigan
Authorities in Traverse ruled Dr. Walter Pretorius 36 of Dover died from injuries after apparently falling from a Park Place Motor Inn balcony to a concrete patio. Cause of death pending full investigation. memorial services set for Trinity Lutheran Church Ft Recovery.
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Traverse
Mich
Walter Pretorius
Dover
Park Place Motor Inn
Pretorius
Ft. Recovery
Walter F. Pretorius
Trinity Lutheran i
Two Local Women Die In Ohio And Arizona
Mrs Elizabeth A Dougherty 78 formerly of Isleta died in a Phoenix hospital. Surviving son Carl and daughter Eleanor Neff with four grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services set 1 p.m. Monday at Addy Funeral Home with burial in Fairfield Cemetery West Lafayette. MT HOPE Mrs Sarah M Arnold 92 life resident died Friday at home. Surviving daughters Celia Arnold and Cleo Inks and Elsie Goodman. sons Reuber and Harold. Services 2 30 p.m. Monday at Mt Hope Lutheran Church with burial Fryburg Cemetery.
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Strasburg
Florence Hostetler
Cleveland Av
Canton
Timken Mercy Hospital
Frank
Mary Gepfert Shull
Hostetler
Strasburg i First Lutheran Church
Glenn
Galen
Lincoln Park
N. J
John Shutt
Kentucky
Clarence Retzler
Dover
Hpieee Chester
Steffe Funeral Home
John Uhle
Grandview Cemetery
Newcomerstown
Elizabeth A. Dougherty
Litchfield Park
Ariz
Phoenix
Isleta
Linton
James and
Mary Poland Babcock
Addy Funeral Home
Larry Hardesty
Fairfield Cemetery
West Lafayette
MT. Hope
Sarah M Arnold
Peter
Katherine Wolf
Mt. Hope Lutheran Church
David R. Meyers
Fryburg
Ellicott-Hartline
Millersburg
Notable Newspaper Leaders Die Across Regions
William F. Kegel editor of Ellwood City Ledger since 1942 died at 69. Fillmore Calhoun editor of Newsweek died at 58 after a Life editor stint and lung illness. J Ross Oatis father of AP staffer died at 75 in Phoenix after moving from Indiana. Paul A. Appleby, 71, chairman of Seaboard Finance Co. died in Los Angeles. born in Atlanta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City, Pa
William F. Kegel
Ellwood City Ledger
Kegel
Will C. Kegel
Ellwood
Associated Press
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Publishers Association
Fillmore Calhoun
Bronxville
N.Y
Newsweek Magazine
Kent, Wash
Calhoun
Life Magazine
Newsweek
J. Ross Oatis
Phoenix, Ariz
William ‘Oatis
New York
Centralia
Marion
Ind
Phoenix
Paul A. Appleby
Los Angeles
Paul JA. Appleby
Seaboard Finance Co
Atlanta
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Viswl
Amelia Weaver
W. 14Th St
John Cunniff
Boy
Gordon
Glenn McCreary
Deane Bush
Dover Burial Park
Mes. Hostetler
Mrs. Edward Sattler
Mineral City
Ethel Sattler
RD 4
Union Furnace
Noel
Laura Ludlow
Methodist Church
Ohio Nurses Assn
Edward
William E
There
Stevenson
Unitedsville
St. Emrencato Union Cemetery
Mrs. Dougherty
Mrs
Sarah Arnold
Meese Funeral Home
East
Dover, Ohio
Harry Meese
Bierie
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