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Newspaper

Weekend Daily Reporter

Location

Dover, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1966

Page

3

City Hall Warns Dover Auto Owners on Junk Vehicles

City Hall issues a warning letter to owners of non operative autos and junkers parked in yards and lots. Dover ordinance imposes a 50 dollar fine per day for non compliance and storage rules, with citations to follow in court after 10 days. Mayors says past letters have not spurred action and urges real clean up. New Philadelphia notes Ritter Memorial Fund honors Walter Ritter for his community service and the upcoming university branch district campus.

City Hall Dover C. LeMoyne Luthy New Philadelphia University Branch Walter Ritter

Tribute to Walter Ritter on long service and education impact

A Dover New Philadelphia community leader Walter Ritter is praised for decades of volunteer work on the YMCA board and public service. The note highlights his foresight in decisions and innovations in education, including advocating for the Kent State Academic Center.

Walter R. Ritter Ymca Board of Directors Walter New Philadelphian Kent State Academic Center

Tribute Is in Order For Bryce Browning

About 300 attendees will honor Bryce Browning on May 16 for 33 years guiding the Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District. The retiree helped build Atwood Lodge and promote flood control, water supply, and regional recreation benefiting Dover and surrounding areas. Tickets are available through local service clubs or Dover schools officials.

Bryce Browning Muskingum Watershed Conservancy District Ohio Mississippi Atwood Lodge Dover Rotary Bryce Supt Emmet Riley Dover Schools Rotary

Dover High Students Defend Free Speech Letter

In Readers' View today Dover High students defend a senior reprimanded for a letter to the editor in the Crimsonian. The writers urge protection of free speech. The note mentions New Philadelphia schools seeking bus drivers at $2.20 per hour and compares pay to policemen and nurses.

Dover High Viewpoint Today Crimsonian Philadelphia

Dover and Area Alumni Honored at Ohio Varsity Events

Ten years ago Frank Ellwood of Dover and Barbara Creager of Uhrichsville earned spots on the Ohio State University honor roll while Gerald Martin of Gnadenhutten joined Marietta College seniors as campus Big Wheels. Other notes include Mr and Mrs Don Brown and Mrs Virgil Seibert visiting Sunnyslope Arizona, and a Dover High student slate for a mock presidential selection naming Gov Alfred Landon as Republican candidate. Myra Carroll visited Dover sister Waller Carrico as well.

Frank Ellwood Dover Barbara Creager Uhrichsville Rall Ohio State University Gerald Martin Gnadenhutten Marietta College Big Wheels Don Brown Virgil Seibert New Philadelphia Sunnyslope Ariz Dover High Alfred Landon Kansas John Riley David Toomey Pick Wittenberg College

Leadership to boost spring voter registration in the South

A spring tone frames a call for responsible leadership to boost voter registration and end educational discrimination. The piece warns that defiance against guidelines risks loss of federal funds and worsened conditions for Negro and white children, urging local leaders to act to foster unity and prevent outside demonstrations.

Thomas Nashe John Milton

Farm costs and home table habits noted by Chief Tusky

Chief Tusky asserts that 61 percent of food cost occurs after leaving the farm, suggesting why farm wives are said to set a fine table. The remark links agricultural production to domestic dining standards, reflecting rural perspectives.

House Gop

Daily Reporter Dover Rates and Staff Page 4 Listing

The Daily Reporter Dover Ohio issues its page four with staff names Ralph Postlethwaite as general manager and Harry Yockey as editor. Subscription rates shown for rural routes and in-county delivery with monthly and yearly terms, including mail and newspaper delivery options.

Dover Mansefield Journal Co Ralph Postlethwaite Harry Yockey Ala Tusgouraway Carroll Coshootun Guernsey Harrison Hotmer Stark

Nader’s safety crusade reshapes auto industry details

Ralph Nader, a self-effacing Harvard lawyer, sparks a safety revolution with Unsafe at Any Speed. He faults GM Ford and Chrysler for defect risks, urging higher standards and noting costs diverted from safety. Senate hearings push regulators toward stronger national safety rules.

Washington Ralph Nader Henry Ford Nader Sweden Connecticut General Motors Ford Chrysler Harvard Law School

Dover High Students Question Graduation Venue

Readers from the Class of 1966 appeal to school officials and the Crimsonian over choosing gymnasium or stadium for commencement. They argue democratic rights to express views and urge equal access, noting seniors prepare for service and should be trusted with ideals.

The Crimsonian

Portraits of a Restless Heart and Secret Desperation

A fragmented lyric expresses sleepless longing and obsessive thoughts of a beloved. The speaker describes constant inner talk of the beloved day and night, fear of losing control, and a rash plan to seek near the addressee to avoid breaking apart. The tone is intimate and anguished, ending with a playful line about offering a beak.

Congress Lets Union Curb Press

Washington argues that unions threaten press freedom by coercing hiring and blocking publication. The piece condemns inaction by Congress and cites New York papers forming a new company after strikes, alleging union power suppresses individual employment rights and press operations. It contrasts civil rights rhetoric with labor influence and warns against Soviet style control in free America.

Washington United States Congress New York City Department of Justice New York Soviet Union Free America

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