Mullet Coal hearing action tested in bankruptcy court
Atty. Clair Whitmer says Tuesday's Cantor bankruptcy court session will argue an injunction to stop Tuscarawas County from moving ahead with a sheriff's sale set for December 6. The sale would include the Stillwater tipple and 250 acres of land tied to Mullet Coal Co. debts of $73,000 plus various tax and damage claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton
Mullet Coal Co
Mt. Eaton
Atty. Clair Whitmer
Akron
U. S
James Emsley
Tuscarawas County
Newport Area
Common Pleas Court
J. H. Lamneck
Holmes County Common Pleas
Whitmer
Mullet Coal
Edward McGinness
New Philadelphia
Commercial Bank and Savings Co
Millersburg
Holmes Oil Co
Vic Martinelli
U N Threatens Israel with Aid Squeeze
The United Nations Security Council voted 14 to 0 to condemn Israel for November 13 reprisal raids on Jordanian villages and threatened economic and military penalties. Diplomats cited the need to avoid destabilizing Jordan as unrest spreads near the border. Israeli and U S envoys defended or supported the stance, while Jordan and Palestine Arab forces faced mounting tensions and demonstrations in border towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
Israel
U.N
Jordan
Middle East
Michael Comay
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Palestine Arab
Hussein
Jerusalem
Arab Legion
U S. War Notes Highlighted Viet Nam Actions
Continued from Page 1 details 28 bombing missions by U.S. pilots and Operation Traffic Cop that damaged five cargo barges off the North Vietnamese coast. Attleboro in Tay Ninh yielded 1,106 enemy deaths as U.S. forces peaked at over 24,000 troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Navy
Attleboro
Tay Ninh Province
Saigon
Tay Ninh
Cambodia
Milton R. Young
Young
Senate Appropriations Committee
South Viet Nam
Right to Work Drives Spread Across 10 States
National Right-to-Work Committee launches campaigns in California New York Illinois Pennsylvania New Mexico Montana Idaho Missouri Delaware and Massachusetts as part of a wider battle over union shop bans. The move follows a GOP and Congress push against Taft-Hartley and a 1967 draft cut plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Afl-Cio
Reed Larson
California
New York
Illinois
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Montana
Idaho
Missouri
Delaware
Massachusetts
Dover Youth's Fine Suspended for Driving with Suspended License
Mayor C LeMoyne Luthy suspended a 106.20 fine and a jail sentence for Jeffrey H immell 10 of 1011 Tremont st Dover on the condition he avoids court on the same charge for a year. Immell's license will be returned by the state in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. LeMoyne Luthy
Jeffrey H.immell
Tremont St
Dover
Luthy
Immell
Funeral notices issued for Berndt and Lemon
Funeral services are planned for Josephing Berndt age 82 at Toland Herzig Funeral Home with burial at Fourth Street Cemetery. Charles E Lemon, 78, will be honored with services at Toland Herzig and burial at East Avenue Cemetery. calling hours Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toland- Herzig
Josephing Berndt
Reinhard Krause
Fourth Street
Toland
Herzig Funeral Home
Torland - Herzig
Charles E. Lemon
Mervin Taylor
Burias
East Avenue
Toland - Herzig Funeral Home
Holt Out Front In Australia
Early returns in the Australian election showed Prime Minister Harold Holt’s Liberal Country coalition ahead but with no clear landslide. With about six million voters, Holt’s government, backing Viet Nam troop involvement, held 71 of 124 seats while Labor argued for conscription repeal and troop withdrawal pending allied consultation. The Labor leader Arthur Calwell pledged to withdraw conscripts and bring home troops after debate. The new Parliament will sit for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon Tait
Sydney
Australia
Harold E. Holt
Labor
Liberal and
Country
Halt
Viet Nam
Holt
Labor Party
Arthur A. Calwell
Liberal-Country Party
Toledo Strike Meeting Set Aims to End Newspaper Walkout
Toledo merchants push for settlement as Christmas season nears. Nine unions may bargain jointly with Blade Co. and Toledo Blade and Times. Council of Newspaper Unions and Blade Co. plan to resume negotiations on Wednesday November 30, marking over a month since Oct. 24 publication halt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
The
Blade
Morning Times
Toledo Council of Newspaper Unions
Blade Co
Holiday Road Deaths Push Toward 350
The nation faces ongoing highway fatalities during the Thanksgiving weekend with 233 deaths since 6 p.m. Wednesday, including 69 under 18. The five day period ends at midnight Sunday, with last year posting a record 615 and a nonholiday tally of 546.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Fress
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Heart Surgery Brings Hope to Boston Mother and Baby
Doctors report Mary Pirozzi, 38, of Boston survived two prior failed heart repairs. An 80 minute open heart operation at Massachusetts General Hospital in May followed by close supervision. This week she gave birth to a healthy 6 pound 10 ounce son and both may go home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mary Pirozzi
Police Demand Wage Increase in Canton Stand-off
Canton, Ohio police and fire crews seek a $600 yearly raise. Union leaders say a walkout is possible if council does not approve by Monday night. About 164 police officers and 173 firefighters would participate, with picketing planned at city hall Tuesday while continuing to work unless raises are granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton, Ohio
City Hall
Canton
Court Awards $150 In Road Land Suit
A $150 settlement was approved in common pleas court in a land appropriation appeal by John A. and Hallie M. Shott of RD 3 New Philadelphia. The state highway department had deposited $25 for 4.49 acres needed for construction of Rs. 230 in Goshen Township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Pleas Court
John A
Hallie M. Shott
RD 3
New Philadelphia
State Highway Department
Goshen Township
Judge grants injunction to halt Youngstown teacher strike
Common Pleas Judge Elwyn V. Renkens issued a temporary injunction ordering an immediate halt to the teacher strike in the Youngstown City School District. The ruling directs teachers to return to work pending further legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown, Ohio
Common Pleas
Elwyn V. Renkens
Youngstown
Four Drivers Cited by New Philadelphia Police in Four Accidents
New Philadelphia police issued citations to 38 motorists during investigations into four accidents. Grant M. Buckehr, 39, of 405 Bank In, W, Buckehr left the scene after backing into a parked car in the 200 block of 3rd St SW. Dorothy J. Heil, 43, of Dover backed from a private drive in the 700 block of Ray Ave NW and hit Robert L. Work, 24, of Uhrichsville. Alma Gingerich, 50, RD 2 Dundee failed to yield right of way after turning left onto Wa bashav NW from 4th St NW, striking Terry L. Walker, 28, of Uhrichsville. Walker’s car slid 33 feet into a traffic light pole on wet pavement. Gloria J. Hunter, 17, Midvale, and Richard R. Clark, 30, Uhrichsville, were in a minor collision on 2nd St SE. no citation issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
Grant M. Buckehr
Bank
Dorothy J. Heil
Bond St
Dover
Alma Gingerich
RD 2
Dundee
Buckehr
3Rd St
Swrand
Harold Hanson
RD 4
Heil
Joseph Pritz
Ray Av
Robert L.work
Uhrich St
Uhrichsville
Gingerich
Wa‘bashav
4Th St
Terry L. Walker
Walker
Gloria J. Hunter
Midvale
Richard R. Clark
N. Dawson Il
2Nd St. SE
Wirtz Excused In Wage Case
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Secretary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz need not appear in Columbia federal court for contempt proceedings over not naming informants in a wage and hour dispute. The panel vacated Judge Hemphill’s order and held the contempt action aimed at Wirtz rather than subordinates. The decision cited public interest in avoiding disruption of Wirtz’s Washington duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenville
D.C
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Secretary of Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Columbia
Clement F. _Haynesworth Jr
Robert Hemphill
Wirtz
Labor Department
Darlington
Southeastern Reconditioning
C.L.C
Hemphill
Department of Labor
Justice Department
David Rose
Washington
Dennison Man Hospitalized After Accordion Accidents
A Dennison man, Russell E. Gardner, 26, was admitted to Union Hospital for observation after a two vehicle crash on Rt. 250 north of Uhrichsville. The state patrol logged six accidents in the area with Gardner cited for failure to yield the right of way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennison
Union Hospital
Russell ‘E. Gardner
Hanna St
Rt. 250
Uhrichsville
Gardner
Terry E. Bache
N. Uhrich St
Robert C. Wolfe
Maple St. Gnadenhutten
George Slider Jr
Clarksburg
W. Va
Wolfe Auto
Wolfe
Timothy Miller
Woodav
Newcomertown
Carl Joseph Miller
Rt 21
Miller
Robert Wallis Brode
RD 1
Newcomerstown
Mary E Stovall
Canal St
Rt. 36
William E. Reed
Dellroy
Reed
Dorsey D. Fox
St. Vienna
Ray C. Jackson
Ohioan Clifford Loncar Killed in Maryland Head-On Crash
A 21 year old Ohio man, Clifford Stanley Loncar of Wainaeiawa Ohin, was killed in a head on collision on Maryland 235 near St James, State. Loncar is said to have worked for the Civil Service at Patuxent Naval Air Station in southern Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gomanny
Mary
St. James
State
Palice
Loncar
Civil Service
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Maryland
Obituaries from Dover and nearby areas reflect long illness and family ties
Charles Lemon 78 of Dover dies in Maxwell Nursing Home after a yearlong illness. Survived by second wife Rachel and a large blended family including children Charles of Akron and nine daughters and three sons. Josephine Berndt 82 of Dover dies after long illness. member of St Johns United Church of Christ. William Knight 80 of New Middletown dies of pneumonia at Maple Rest Home. survived by five daughters and three sons. Mrs Ella Close 74 of Millersburg dies in Valley Manor Nursing Home after years of health decline. survived by husband Perkins D and granddaughter among others. Loretta A Erwin 34 of North Industry dies after heart attack. survived by children and mother with services planned in Kreighbohn Funeral Home.
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Charles & Lemon
RD 2
Dover
Maxwell
New Philadelphia
McFarland
W. Va
Adam
Jemina Braden Lemon
Christine Swope
Rachael Seward
Charles
Akron
del Linard
Robert Raiff
John Downing
George Davis
Niles
Laverne Henry
New Middletown
Margret Pinchek
Mineral City
John Fort
Texarkana
Texas
William Demuth
Georgetown
Grover Kennedy
Walter Burson
Samuel Burson
Freedom
John Lemon
Leo LaDeaux
Myrtle Eddy
Ellen Weldman
Parkersburg
Clara Thomason
Kansas City
Kan
Toland + Herzig Funeral Home
Mervin Taylor
East Avenue Cemetery
Josephine Berndt
M. Wooster
Hennis
John
Caroline Berndt
St. John’s United ‘Church of Christ
William
Toland-Herzig
Reinhard Krause
Edward von Bergen
William Knight
Maple Rest
Struthers
Jacob
Emma Low Knight
Davison
Forrest Lawn Cemetery
Youngstown
Millersburg
Ella Close
Here
Valley Manor
Shanesville
Elizabeth Flinner
Elliott - Hartline Funeral Home
James Norton
Oak Hill Cemetery
Ohio Road Death Toll Rises During 102 Hour Holiday
As Ohio’s 102 hour Thanksgiving weekend progresses the traffic death toll reaches 16 with safety officials predicting about 32 fatalities. Reported Friday deaths include Mrs Ralph Heilman 60 of Canton in a head on crash on Ohio 172 near East Canton. Cincinnati couple Jack Gottschang 43 and wife Charlotte 40 were in a two car crash with Joel injured. Richard Turpin 19 of Seminole Fla and family injuries in Canton intersection crash. Donna Totier 2 months Fairview Park and family hurt in I 71 crash near Medina. Donna Smedley 16 Dayton and Bruss 16 Dayton among others injured in a four car Dayton crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Ohio
Ralph Heilman
Canlon
Vacar
East Canton
Charlotte Gottschang
Cincinnati
Jack
University of Cincinnati
Richard Turpin
Seminole
Fla
Canton
Linda
Thomas
Donna Totier
Fairview Park
Cuyahoga County
Medina
Daniel Toller
Valerie
Donna Smedley
Dayton
Bett Bruss
Bruss’ Auto
Bruss
Negro Leader Speaks at Rally in Columbus Ohio
James Meredith criticized successful Negroes who cut ties with their past and poor. He urged unity, noting other races overcome obstacles by sticking together. At a Freedom Fund dinner he warned that affluent Negroes risk losing touch with poverty and the struggle for freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
James Meredith
Meredith
University of Mississippi
Freedom Fund
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Gavin Cleared Of Murder Count
A common pleas court acquitted George Gavin of first degree murder in the Nov 11 1965 shooting death of Jennie Lozoway in Youngstown. The six by six jurors deliberated seven hours before a 10 pm verdict. The defense said the shooting arose from a struggle over a gun with her 16 year old son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngstown
Ohio
Common Pleas
George Gavin
Gavin
Jennie Lozoway
Donna
George
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Robert $. McNamara
President Johnson
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McNamara
State Department
Vladimir Kazan-Komarek
Cambridge, Mass
Czechoslovakia
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Carl Barthh
Prague
Kazan-Komarek
Paris
Moscow
Capital
Dean Rusk
Paul Martin
Warsaw
China
Lunar
Moon
Aerospace Systems Division
Bendix Corp
Phila Police
Mrs. Perkins Close
Mrs
Loretta Erwin
Kreighboun
Loretta A. Erwin
Frey Av
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Meese Funeral Home
East
Quie
Harry Meese
Bierie
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