Six Die in Predawn Georgia Highway Crash
Six people died in a predawn highway crash in Clinch County Georgia. Most victims were Florida residents including two service personnel from Ft. Bragg North Carolina. Names given include Jack Young 23 from Monticello Florida Anita Lynnette Morris 19 of Shawnee Oklahoma and Rosa Lee Brinson Lucy Jacobs Robert Brinson Willie Brinson all from Orlando Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homerville
Florida
Clinch County
Georgia
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Jack B. Young
Monticello
Fla
Anita Lynnette Morris
Women’s Army Corps
Shawnee
Oklo
Robert Brinson
Willie James Brinson
Rosa Lee Brinson
Lucy Jacobs
Orlando, Fla
Reagan Attacks Johnson Policies in Cincinnati Rally
California Governor Ronald Reagan condemned Johnson era programs and the Vietnam war policy at a news conference and GOP rally in Cincinnati. He urged escalation but rejected nuclear options, forecast a Republican sweep in 1968, and said he will not seek the nomination though he believes peace can be achieved by a future GOP candidate.
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Cincinnati
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Johnson
United States
Long CATV feud ends in Ashtabula partnership
In Ashtabula Ohio AP two CATV firms Ashtabula Cable TV Inc and Time Life Broadcast Inc end a long dispute Time Life takes 25 percent stake with Ashtabula Cable TV holding 75 percent and managing the company in a new agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashtabula, Ohio
Community Antenna Television
CATV
Ashtabula Cable Tv, Inc
Time-Life Broadcast Inc
New York
Time-Life
Ashtabula Cable
U. S. Steel Liable in Cedarville Sinking Case
A U S District Court judge ruled U S Steel Corp liable for punitive damages in the 1965 Cedarville sinking in the Straits of Mackinac where ten lives were lost. The two companies had admitted compensatory damages earlier. The news blends a legal ruling with unrelated livestock market listings and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
U.S. District Court
U.S. Steel Corp
Cedarville
Straits of Mackinac
U.S. Steel
den Norske Amrik- Allje
Topdalsfjord
Farmerstown
Three Ohio Servicemen Killed in Vietnam
Washington AP reports three Ohio soldiers among 26 U S servicemen killed in Vietnam. The victims are Sgt. Carl W. Oliver of Lake Milton Mahoning County his widow Pearl. Garold I. Wilson son of Mrs Marie T McKee of South Point Lawrence County. and Spec 4 David M Toth son of Mr and Mrs John Toth of Chesterland Geauga County.
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Washington
Ohio Army
Defense Department
Vetnam
Carl W. Oliver
Pearl
Lake Milton
Mahoning County
Garold I. Wilson
Marie T. McKee
South Point
Lawrene County
David M. Toth
John Toth
Chesterland
Geauga County
New Jersey Ship Cleared for Vietnam Duty
The Navy moved to quash assertions that the battleship New Jersey, activated from the mothball fleet for Vietnam service, could not defend itself. Authority said the vessel is fit for duty and ready for assignments.
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New Jersey
Washington
Navy
Vietnam
Fire report and odor odor clearing at 1006 W High Ave
Fire crews responded to a residence in New Philadelphia yesterday at 14 20 am where Mrs Charles Diefenbach reported a cleaning fluid odor. Firemen used ozium to clear the odor. At 1 20 a m to 1006 W High Ave odor. Gnadenhutten Friday at 1 43 pm to Alsco Inc where wood around a paint drying oven stack caught fire and damaged the roof with no damage estimate set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Philadelphia
W. High
Charles Diefenbach
Gnadenhutten
Alsco Inc
Social Security Q&A on benefits for students and retirees
A set of Social Security guidance covers claims by a full time student child of a beneficiary or deceased worker, disability reapplications, widow’s benefits timing, and Medicare enrollment. It explains eligibility, filings, and timing impacts, with office contact in New Philadelphia for claims assistance.
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Social Security Office
Social Security
W. High Av
New
Philadelphia
Security Council debates plan to send U.N. Middle East representative
At the United Nations a split council weighs rival plans to appoint a U.N. envoy for the Middle East amid stalled Arab Israeli peace efforts. A six-nation draft seeks a detailed mandate, while Canada and Denmark push a more general principles approach.
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Security Council
Mideast
Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Middle East
Council
Canada
Denmark
Israel
Egypt
Jordan
Syria
India
Argentina
Brazil
Ethiopia
Mali
Nigeria
Port Suez
Diplomats See U.N. Play In Vietnam Hurting U S
U.N. debate on Vietnam likely hurts the United States says diplomats at the United Nations. They note North Vietnam opposes U.N. involvement and predict a Security Council cease fire resolution would be vetoed by the USSR. A U.S. condemnation could fail from abstentions, leaving only propaganda defeat and limited gains.
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William L. Ryan
United Nations
Washington
U.N
Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.N. Security Council
Soviet Union
Bulgaria
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Security Council
State Department
Hanoi
Moss Con
Peking
Pennsylvania Slayer Of 6 Goes to Grave
Lea Held's burial is set for today in Haven Pennsylvania as detectives seek motive for the 90 minute rampage that left six men dead. Held died from police gunfire after the confrontation that ended the spree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Haven
Lea Held
Baby Rabbit Lost in Columbus With Rubber Pants
In Columbus Ohio a rabbit wearing rubber pants vanished from Herb Campbell home after a sanitation issue. Children used rubber pants from a doll to fix the problem but the door was left open and the rabbit escaped and has not been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus, Ohio
Columbus
Herb Campbell
Dissent Seen Threatened by Senate Probe of New Left
Dr Benjamin Spock said a Senate Internal Security subcommittee inquiry into the New Left could mark the death knell for dissent in this country. He spoke after disclosure the panel planned a study of the NCNP which sponsored a Chicago convention of New Left and allied groups over Labor Day weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Spock
Senate
Spock
National Conference For New Politics
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
House Committee On Un-American Activities
NCNP
Chicago
Auto crash near Oxford Street destroys car
A high speed turn onto South Wooster Avenue sent a car out of control drifting 417 feet before hitting a tree near Oxford Street and rolling onto its roof. Firemen cleaned up gasoline spill. In a separate incident Carolyn J. Campo backed into a parked car owned by Esther Bose in the Burger Chef lot.
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Esther P. Bose
E. Iron
Dover
Burger Chef
Columbia Water Drains Opened Pools Are Gone
County road and bridge workers with help from Dover service department and Strasburg volunteers opened five drains along County Rd 74 to relieve surface water near five Columbia homes. The blocked sewer line, clogged by roots and mud, caused rain pooling for weeks and a temporary fix was made with a rotary drill. A permanent sewer line is not agreed due to cost. engineers propose shared expense, about 450 dollars per family.
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Dover Service Department
Strasburg
Columbia
County Rd. 74
Old Rt. 21
City of
Dover
Charles Young
U.S. and North Vietnamese Clash Over Hanoi Area
About 900 U.S. troops faced a force of similar size from North Vietnam's 2nd Division. U.S. pilots claimed four MiGs shot down Thursday and one Friday, totaling 27 Viet jets destroyed or damaged this week. U.S. losses rose to 14 planes and 15 airmen missing in six days, with Friday missions totaling 144. A return air strike damaged the Canal des Rapides Bridge near Hanoi and a MIG17 was downed by Capt. Gene Basel.
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U.S
North Vietnam
North
United States
Canal Des Rapides
Hanoi
China
Gene I. Basel
Lakeside
Calif
Birchers Abandon Warren Oyster Bid
NORALK Calif AP Robert Welch says the John Birch Society will abandon its campaign to impeach U S Chief Justice Karl Warren at least temporarily Welch says the society has not gathered enough signatures on the impeachment petition to bring impeachment action
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Noralk
Calif
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
U.S
Karl Warren
Welch
Society
Obituaries for Mrs Clara C Weigand and Mrs Belva Metzger
Mrs Clara C Weigand 72 of 407 Short si Dover died Friday afternoon at home after a month of illness She was born near New Philadelphia a daughter of Daniel and Caroline Limbach Bair She belonged to St Josephs Catholic Church and its Christian Mothers Surviving are 2 daughters and a son 8 brothers 12 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren Her husband Charles 2 sisters and 3 brothers preceded her Requiem high mass Monday at 10 am at St Josephs with Fr Marcellus Fuller officiating Burial in Calvary Cemetery Rosary Sunday night at 8 Toland Heels Funeral Home calling hours 7-9 tonight and 2-4 and 7-9 Sunday STRASBURG Mrs Belva Metzger 79 of 139 4th St SW wife of Oliver Metzger retired postmaster died Friday night at Price Nursing Home after 11 months Born in Preble County she was a daughter of the late Robert and Mary Campbell Whitesell She belonged to St John United Church of Christ Woman's Club and Veterans of World War I auxiliary A sister Mrs H Row of Indianapolis also survived Rev William Homeister to officiate Monday at 2 pm in St John Church Burial in Grandview Cemetery Friends may call Steffe Funeral Home Sunday 2-4 and 7-9 and at the church Monday an hour before services
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Clara C. Weigand
Dover
New Philadelphia
Daniel
Caroline Limbach Bair
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Herbert
Esther) Carr
AD 3
Willis
Iva) Kaser
Paul L
William Bair
Rio Hondo
Tex
Charles
St. Joseph's Church
Marcellus Fuller
Calvary Cemetery
Toland Heels Funeral Home
St. John Church
Grandview Cemetery
Steffe Funeral Home
Mrs. Katie J. Miller Dies at 86 in Winstburg Home
Mrs. Katie J. Miller, 86, of Winsburg, widow of Jacob Miller, died Friday at home after a long illness. Born near Walnut Creek, she was the daughter of Noah and Barbara Beachy and an Old Order Amish member. Survived by husband Jacob. daughter Lydia Ann Borntrager of Topeka Indiana. two sons Lloyd of Sugarcreek RD 2 and Edward of Denver. three sisters Ben Miller of Dundee, Abe Troyer of Fredericksburg, Henry Hostetler of Star Route Wilmot. 18 grandchildren and 20 great grandchildren. A daughter, a sister and three brothers preceded her in death. Services Monday at 9 a.m. at neighbor Jacob I. Mast’s home. Bishop Abe Yoder officiating. Burial in Yoder family cemetery, Paint Township. Friends may call Miller home after 4 today. Singler Funeral Home, Sugarcreek, handling arrangements.
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Winesburg
Katie J. Miller
Here
Long Ilness
Walnut Creek
Noah
Barbara Frey Beachy
Jacob
Christ
Lydia Ann) Borntrager
Topeka
Ind
Lloyd
Sugarcreek
Edward
Denver
Colo
Ben Miller
RD 1
Dundee
Abe Troyer
Fredericksburg
Henry Hostetler
Star Route
Wilmot
Jacob I. Mast
Abe Yoder
Yoder
Paint Township
Miller
Singler Funeral Home
Deborah Corse Sanders Dies at 92 Former Local Resident
Mrs. Deborah Corse Sanders, 92, former local resident, died Thursday in Presbyterian Home Youngstown. Funeral Monday at Purviance Funeral Home at 2 p.m. with burial hour before services. Survived by daughter Lucy Rader of Columbus and sons Edward of Mt. Dora Florida and Henry of Covington Kentucky. Former pastor husband Rev. Henry Sanders. born Baltimore and nursing graduate from Petey Orthopedic Hospital.
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SCIO
Purviance
Deborah Corse Sanders
Jncal
Presbyterian Home
Youngstown
Henry Sanders
Presbyterian Church
Grandview Cemetery
Baltimore
Sanders
Petey Orthopedic Hospital
Lucy Rader
Columbus
Edward
Mt. Dora
Wla
Henry
Covington
Barthelmeh Services for Ernest J. Barthelmeh Held Monday
Ernest J. Barthelmeh 78 of Dover dies of a heart attack Friday in Union Hospital where admitted Thursday. Services 1:30 p.m. Monday at Meese Funeral Home with Revs Krause and Gordon officiating. Interment in Dover Burial Park. Special memorial services by Dover Rotarians Elks Masonic Lodge and St. John's United Church of Christ tonight and Sunday. Friends may call tonight 7–9 and Sunday 2–4 and 7–9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meese
Ernest J
Ernie) Barthelmeh
10Th St
Dover
Union Hospital
Reinhard Krause
Richard Gordon
Dover’ Burial Park
Dover Rotarians
Elks
Dover Masonic Lodge
St. John's United Church of Christ's
Hit-skip driver sought after collision in New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia police search for a hit-skip driver after a car collision with a parked vehicle at 11 36 last night in front of the Wallace residence at 264 Grandview av NW. Also noted are academy graduates John M Demaree and Robert L Metarko, leaf pickup plans, a porch firecracker incident, a jail release for Sam Russell on assault charges, and a masquerade dance sponsored by the Tuscarawas County Young Democrat Club with music by Dale Bair and his Nite Owls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
Edwin Wallace
Grandview Av
Wallace
Helen Kaiser
9Th St
New Philadelphia
Philadelphia Eagles
Dale Bair
Nite Owls
Tuscarawas County
Young Democrat
Chih
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Rosemary Zwisler
Akron (Obie) University
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
Dover High
Bill Shryock
C. LeMoyne Luthy
Ray Ries
Harment Frigasse
Jackie Miller
Hie High School
Japan
Hans Tabor
Senjin Tsuruoka
Elath
U. S
Ing Goldberg
Communist Party
Dr. Spock
Birchers
Warren
Clara Weigand
Mrs
Oliver Metzger
Jacob Miller
Sanders Services
Ohio Highway Patrol Academy
John M. Demaree
Uhrichsville
Robert L. Metarko
Dennison
Demaree
Cambridge Post
Metarko
Castalian
Tuscarawas County Farm Bureau
Ohio Farm Bureau Federation
Kenneth Walter
John Ridenour
Stone Creek
Herman Gasser
High Ay. Ext
Chester Mizer
Philadelphia Service
William Stevenson
Stevenson
Sam Russell
Magnolia
Northern District Court
Charles Eckert
Russell
Canoy Collinsworth
Sandyville
The
Paper
Meese Funeral Home
Emerson
Medicare
Harry Meese
E. Third ST
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