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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1966
Page
4
Police said Mrs. Ford, the former Maria Cristina Vettore Austin, reported jewelry worth at least $50,000 missing from her penthouse after a cocktail event. The jewelry was insured, a family spokesman noted.
Washington reports the Army will step up recruiting of women physicians for immediate active duty as commissioned officers due to too few male physicians volunteering to meet Southeast Asia buildup needs. Separate items note: Edwards AFB rocket plane emergency landing without damage. Wilmington judge resigns. Sandusky man awaits sentencing for first degree manslaughter. Licking County probate judge resigns. Kirschner pleads guilty to tax charges. Peace Corps to send volunteers to Pacific trust territory. Eina Martola named to lead UN peacekeeping on Cyprus. Ohio drug study resolution calls for stronger laws as drug use rises.
About 195 people attended the St John United Church of Christ Mother-daughter banquet in Strasburg. Program chairman Mrs Bob Baker and helpers led with cake awards and readings, a men's quartet, and poems. Rev John Uhle will preach on The Festival of the Christian Home at First Lutheran. Tuscarawas Lutheran Women's League members attended a Zoarville meeting.
New Philadelphia police investigate a possible hit-and-run last night at 10 35 on West High Avenue. A driver fled the scene after a collision, with no injuries reported at the time. Further details were not released by authorities.
The Canton section of the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers will tour the Empire Reeves Steel plant in Dover on May 17 at 8 p.m. A social hour at 6 and a dinner at Reeves Motor Inn in New Philadelphia at 7 precede the visit. Police report a collision on W High ay where Victor L. Richard and William A. Murphy Jr. were involved.
Gilbert H. Blankenship 36 of RD 1 Strasburg is free on 1500 bond after pleading not guilty to grand larceny in Stark County. A tentative trial date was set for June 6. Indicted over the April 4 theft of a 500 bulldozer radiator from Young Equipment Co near Canton. Blankenship’s 17-year-old brother Gary and Ronnie Robbin, 17, also of RD 1 Strasburg, were already sentenced. Robbin got 30 days. Gary 60 days.
Central District Court Judge Richard Musgrave suspended the license of Thomas L. Hines of 1519th St SW New Philadelphia for six months after Hines accumulated 12 points under Ohio's habitual raffle offender law. Violations included speeding driving on a closed highway and running red lights. He may drive to and from work and operate his employer's equipment.
The Women's Golf Association of Union Country Club held a recent business meeting with 41 golfers participating. Nei¢n Enck and Debbie McKown tied for low putts honors.
Dover police investigated two parking lot accidents yesterday. Virgil P Davis, 30, of 210 2nd St SW New Philadelphia, backed into Laurel J Wemple, 18, of 1406 Chestnut Dover. At Miracle Lane Plaza Pearl E Robb, 75, struck the rear of July L White, 25, in a parking space.
S R Peary of 631 N Main St reported yesterday at 8 52 am that seven white shirts valued at 49 had been taken from his porch set out for launderess to pick up on April 25. Raymond Brown Jr reported at 2 50 am that the right rear window of his brother's auto was broken while parked at City Auto.
Ribicoff summarized how GM Ford and AMC handled recalls from 1960 to 1985 noting millions of cars involved and varying completion rates. He highlighted minor defects such as water leaks wind noise and clock cables and described safety concerns as not driving the campaigns. He said Chrysler data would be reviewed and the reports sent to Commerce Secretary Connor for evaluation.
NEWCOMERSTOWN Salem Township Farm Bureau Council 8 met with hosts Mr and Mrs Alva Williams of Port Washington to discuss the role of the Farm Bureau in marketing wheat. Mrs Robert Deitrich presided as a poem and campaign notes were mentioned while refreshments were served. 11 members and 13 children attended. The group planned a recall of 187 000 of its 1966 Dodge Coronet and Belvedere models, with June 3 as a hosting date.
The Dover Public Library received approval for a summer help program under the HARCATUS neighborhood youth corps plan to provide student summer jobs. In-service staff training was also discussed, and the library will close until 2 p.m. on July 5 6 and 7 for classes. J. C. Carlson, who has resigned, will leave the board June 30.
Beach City Fairless High juniors and seniors were inducted into the National Honor Society at a Monday night banquet in the Brewster school cafeteria. Supt. James Brandal praised Stephanie Johnston for a 4.0 average, awarding pins to Rebecca Muller and Ann Harsh.
A four week renewal course for holders of junior and senior YMCA lifesaving certificates starts Thursday from 6 30 to 8 p m. Attendance is required at all four sessions with water and written exams. Certificates expire one year from issue and must be renewed annually. Call 4 2914 to enroll or attend the first class.
Richard McConnell without a farm home AD 12 New Philadelphia, age 56, fractured his right first finger when the hydraulic lift on a farm tractor failed yesterday. Goldie Weaver, 70, of Mineral City, fractured her right arm after a fall at home and was treated at Union Hospital emergency room.
Patrol Cadets Charles R. Demuth and Robert A. Hodkinson of the 70th Academy class near graduation in June receive firearms instruction from P. W. Robinson at the Columbus academy. Demuth, a Uhrichsville native and 1963 Whrishs ville High graduate, attended Kent State and served with the Marine Corps. Hodkinson, a Dennison native and 1969 St. Mary’s graduate, attended Duquesne University for one year.
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