Mother's Day Reflections From Dover Class Portraits
In Dover, children from Mrs. Dorothy Patridge's kindergarten class drew pictures of their mothers for Mother's Day. Daughter Ann Longer plans to aid her mother with chores and notes her mother’s kindness. Lisa Cookson confides her mother’s beauty and care, while other families prepare gifts and cards for the day.
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Tony
James St
McKinley St
Ann Longer
Dorothy Patridge
Dover South School
Richard Douthitts
AD 1
Dover
Annihilation claimed in central Viet Nam battle
U S and South Vietnamese forces report destruction of a reinforced Viet Cong battalion in two days of fighting near Bong Son and along the South China Sea coast. Air support and helicopter assault aided the operation, with 416 enemy dead, 40 captured, and 515 suspects seized, while American and Vietnamese casualties were listed as light to moderate.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Viet Nam
Bong Son
South China Sea
1St Cavalry
Davy Crockett
North
U.S. Navy
Minor Repairs Could Save Jeep Junked In Asia
Senate investigator Joseph Lippman told a Senate foreign aid subcommittee that hundreds of heavy-duty Army vehicles in Asia were written off as junk instead of minor repairs. He cited a Jeep repairable for 4.47 dollars, but discarded due to age, amid unmet Asia-Pacific demands for Jeeps and backup equipment.
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Washington
Senate
Viet Nam
Joseph Lippman
Agency For International Development
Lippman
Defense Department
Asia
Army
Pentagon
Chinese Leader Calls for Action Against the Alliance
Teng Shao-ping, general secretary of the Chinese Communist Party, urged a united world front to crush a U.S.-Soviet “holy alliance.” He said China would form an international front with revolutions worldwide to isolate U.S. imperialism and fight Soviet leadership, amid purges at home and intensified anti-Russian rhetoric tied to Vietnam.
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YOKYO
Teng Ssiao-peng
Chinese Communist Party
China
Albania
Teng
United Front
U.S
Readig
Communist Party of the
Soviet Union
Finsh
Dover Teachers Union Wins Charter Vote
Willis Massey announced that a Dover chapter of the American Federation of Teachers has received its charter. He said charter membership, admitted to Dover High instructors, remains open and a charter presentation should occur before the term ends. Local unions offer support to help reach goals as bylaws and principles are set.
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Dover
Willis Massey
American Federation of Teachers
Dover High
Joca Ynions
Police Break Up Gang Style Fight at Waterworks Park
New Philadelphia police broke up a planned gang style fight involving 20 to 30 youths at Waterworks Park at 10 30 pm. Teens from Dover New Philadelphia Uhrichsville and Dennison were named. No arrests were made and names were recorded.
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New Philadelphia
Waterworks Park
Joy Miz, Co
Dover
Uhrichsville
Dennison
Maxwell Nursing Home
Broadway
Lawson’s Dairy
Front St
Vandals Open Fire Hydrants in Two Cities
Early today vandals opened fire hydrants in Dover and New Philadelphia. Dover police logged water flowing from hydrants on Tuscarawas Reeves Iron Wooster and Oxford avenues at 4 50 am. New Philadelphia police later answered a report at 3rd Drive and Fair Avenue NW. Mayor C LeMoyne Luthy warned harsh penalties for tampering with hydrants saying residents’ safety is at stake.
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Dover
New Philadelphia
Tuscarawas
Reeves Av
Iron Av
Wooster
Oxford
3Rd Dr
Fair Ay
C. LeMoyne Luthy
Shortcomings listed in six year auto defect review
Detroit report shows one in five cars since 1960 involved in defects. Firms GM Ford Chrysler and American Motors submitted numbers to a House committee. Rodic Ribicoff said the percentages were startling yet defended the auto industry as still safe overall. 8,700,225 recalls over six years. 18.6 percent defective in some respect.
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Detroit
U. S
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
Auto
Ribicoff
Hans
Sen. Ribicoff
Phila Teacher Salary Pact Is Proposed
New Philadelphia board of education may adopt a new teacher salary schedule and negotiation regulations when it meets Monday at 7 30 PM. A Citizens Advisory Committee survey results will be discussed. Supt Jacob Lee met with NPTA leaders to review proposals as the district weighs raises totaling about 39 200 dollars tied to a $2 million tax duplicate increase.
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Philadelphia Board of Education
New Philadelphia Teachers Assny
Citizens Advisory Committee
Jacob Lee
Mary Goforth
NPTA
John Light
Joint Schooling Hurdle Toppled in Tuscarawas County
Dr. E. E. Holt, retiring state superintendent, will recommend Tuscarawas County joint vocational school for approval at the state board of education meeting Monday night. Also recommended are joint vocational schools in Stark and Lawrence counties. Two more hurdles remain: approval of federal funds in September and a county levy in November to finance the local share.
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E. E. Holt
State Board of Education
Stark
Lawrence
Tuscarawas County
Tuscarawas Unit In National Test In Goodyear Event
The Tuscarawas Soil and Water Conservation District joins the 20th Goodyear competition to name the nation s top 53 districts. Judges from key agricultural leadership will assess conservation work from 1966 and districts across Ohio compete for a funded Arizona trip for one governing body member and an outstanding farmer cooperative from each winning district. District supervisors include Glenn Sebold Dale Johnson Chester Mizer Glenn Stocker and John Young.
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Tuscarawas Soil and Water Conservation District
Goodyear
Glenn Sebold
RD 1
Bolivar
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
Arizona
Goodyear Farms
Phoenix
Sebold
Dale Johnson
Dover
Chester Mizer
Stone Creek
Glenn Stocker
Dennison
John Young
Sugarcreek
New Delhi Streets Perpetually Under Repair Says City Chief
New Delhi chief commissioner AM da notes streets resemble a worn make up constantly under repair as city traffic and infrastructure challenges persist in the capital.
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New Delhi
AM. da
Newtown Bypass Project to Start May 16
Construction on the U S 36 bypass of Newcomerstown begins May 16 with clearing and drainage first. Major bridge work starts next spring as crews stake project limits and relocate right of way from Orange west to east, totaling 5.9 miles under a 4.085 million contract set for August.
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U. S, Rt. 36
Newcomerstown
State Highway Department
Division 11
New Philadelphia
Frank Converse Jr
Great Lakes Construction Co
Cleveland
Orange
Council
Carl Lyons
Eldon Waller
Board of Public Affairs and Water Works
Frank David
Oliver Ortt
Roy Schlarb
Newcomerstown TV
Lake
Pennsylvania Rally Road
Columbia Gas
Ohio
Ohio Power Co
American Telephone and Telegraph
Ohio Bell Telephone
Dick Schawe
Vaughn Building Co
Cincinnati
Mike Perry Jr
Jane
Goshen Brick Co
Augea
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Henry Fragasse
By Juanita Abel
Atlantic
Pacific
David Johnstone
John Hore
Army Terminal
Norfolk
England
Hip
United States
Chicago
Los Angeles
Miami
New York
Philadelphia
St. Louis
San Fran
A.m
Teacher Union
Ann McClure
Police
Miss McClure
Waterloo
Iowa
James M. Roche
Phila
Tuscarawas Unit
Disa
Newtown
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