Lunar Orbiter 1 Crashes Into Moon Ends Mission
NASA reports Lunar Orbiter 1 was commanded to crash into the far side of the moon to avoid interfering with Orbiter 2. The Aug launched craft had returned 215 photos in 78 days, including back side views and signs of volcanic activity, before destruction planned to preserve future probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon D. McClain Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Woomera
Australia
Youth Is Charged In Rt. 39 Mishap
Herbert J. Jennings 17 of Sherrodsville was cited into juvenile court after a two car crash on Rt. 39 west of Roswell. Jennings passed a truck owned by Glass Lumber as it turned, injuring Richard Smalley 25. Other drivers and injuries noted along Rt. 21 and Goshen Township Rd 312 with multiple citations for failure to yield and speeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Jennings
RD 4
Sherrodsville
Roswell
Jennings
William E. Cooper
12Th St. NW
New Philadelphia
Glass Lumber & Builders Supply Co
Cooper
Richard G. Smalley
Leesville
Jennings Auto
William J. Petersheim
Carey R. Bechtel
RD 3
Goshen Township
Rt. 259
Bechtel
Petersheim
Canter
Donald G. Cunningham
Massillon
Union Hospital
Adrian Denzer
RD 1
Stone Creek
Edwards Trucking Co. Inc
Strasburg
John J. Jones
Newcomerstown
Rt. 21
Denzer
Jones
Dorothy B. Morton
Dover Av
Dover
Harold E. Haga
Rt. 39
Haga
James R. Roush
Dennison
Water and Market Sts
Roush
Harry N. Corbin
Corbin
President Johnson Visits Malaysia as Thank You Gesture
President Johnson makes a 21 hour stop in Malaysia on a Pacific tour mid trip. State Department officials frame the visit as a gratitude gesture for Malaysia's anti Communist stance and support of U.S. policy in Vietnam. Malaysia seeks independence from Britain and shifts toward a more independent Southeast Asian course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur
U.S. Air Force One
Johnson
Pacific
United States
Manila
State Department
U.S
Viet Nam
Africa
Asia
Abdul Rahman
Rahman
Washington
Southeast Asia
America
Britain
Indonesia
Sukarno
Barneo
Jakarta
London
Ration Book Rumor Denied by Dayton Printer
Officials of Horstman Printing Co. in Dayton deny a California Republican congressman’s claim that the firm printed ration books and kept them in storage. A company spokesman calls the report speculation and rumor with no justification. Congressman James Utt was quoted saying he had proof the stamps were printed by the Dayton firm last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton, Ohio
Horstman Printing Co
California
James Utt
Dayton
Mayor Proclaims Dover Poppy Days
Dover Mayor C LeMoyne Luthy proclaims next Friday and Saturday as 1966 Poppy Days urging support for poppy sales. Proclamation highlights veterans services and notes poppies are made by the blind and handicapped with all proceeds aiding veteran rehabilitation and welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
C. LeMoyne Luthy
New Philadelphia Receives Federal Funds for Adult Education
New Philadelphia’s adult basic education program has been granted 1664 dollars in federal funds. The board of education received the announcement in a letter from R A Horn, director of the division of federal assistance, on Thursday. The district seeks a fulltime high school mathematics teacher for the second semester starting January 930. It also needs one fulltime and several substitute bus drivers, with four new buses delivery expected early next month. To apply, call 4 2716 or 4 2050. A heating failure may cause temporary inconvenience to nurses Dorothy Lawrence and Mary Breeding and athletic coaches. A 500 pound heating system for offices in the gym may be out of order for 5 to 1 weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New
Philadelphia
The
Board of Education
R. A. Horn
Division of Federal Assistance
New Philadelphia
Dorothy Lawrence
Mary Breeding
J. H. See
Immunization drive prompts student suspensions in New Philadelphia
New Philadelphia schools plan to suspend 40 students if parents do not start vaccines by Nov 8 for kindergarten and first graders. Shots cover smallpox diphtheria whooping cough and polio as officials enforce board requirements. Later UNICEF trick or treat event at Methodist Church for youths, with a Halloween party at 7:30 pm. Banquet for Tuscara Saddle Club next Saturday in Tuscarawas announced. Roy Turney faces charge of disturbing the peace after a fight at Birdseye Inn. James B. Taylor among 19 graduates from State Patrol Academy in Columbus and assigned to New Philadelphia Patrol Post.
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Philadelphia
Board of Education
New Philadelphia
Holmes ‘Methodist Church
Unicef
New Cumberland
Roy E. Turney
Ray
Joseph Pritz
Margaret Head
Clay Av
Turney
Birdseye ‘Inn
S. Broadway
James B. Taylor
State Patrol Academy
Columbus
Taylor
Twin City Briefs: Local incidents and events recap
Phyllis Verhovec 24 of RD 1 Gnadenhutten treated for a dislocated right shoulder at Twin City Hospital. Fire drills across three schools on Main Street Eastport and Trenton avenues evacuated quickly with 811 pupils and 39 teachers, 440 students and 14 teachers, 596 students and 27 teachers. Two trucks damaged in a backing incident at F B Maurer Market lot. Open house for new southern district court offices rescheduled to Friday Nov 4 4 p.m at 204 N Water St housing Legal Aid Society.
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Dennison
Phyllis Verhovec
RD 1
Gnadenhutten
Twin City Hospital
Uhrichsville
Robert King
Main Street
Eastport Avenue
Trenton Avenue
New Southern District Court
Legal Aid Society
N. Water St
Ohio liquor stores to close on election and veterans days
Ohio liquor stores will observe two holiday closings the week of November 7, the state department announced. State stores will close on Election Day Tuesday November 8 and again on Friday November 11 for Veterans Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
New Gadgets and Ideas for Home and Field Use
A bulky overview lists diverse devices from a one inch wide bulk eraserhat for video audio and tape handling to a heavy duty unit for computer telemetry and special magnetic tapes. Thermometer dial and movable tabs record max and min temps while a weatherproof thermome ter housing with hood suits outdoor use. A buoy and yacht bearing indicator aids piloting and fishing positions and even marks course buoys for boat racing. A 21 piece tool kit fits in a car glove box and includes pliers wrenches screwdrivers and a soldering tip. A palm sized flameless hand warmer offers dialed heat in multiple finishes with a carrying bag. A continuous countercurrent dialyzer accelerates large scale solution processing with reusable plastic construction. A watch band calendar modifications attach to men’s wrist watches with month bands. Champagne colored 12 month sets pair with silver or gold bands and can start in any month.
Johnson Eyes Campaign Tour After Asia Trip
President Johnson signals plans to campaign soon after returning from Asia with hints of trips to California Illinois Massachusetts Montana and Oregon. Nixon predicts GOP gains while Humphrey promotes Democratic candidates as Weltner warns of coded racist rhetoric. Percy accuses Douglas of avoiding Viet Nam prices and race issues during Illinois tour.
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Johnson
California
Ilinois
Massachusetts
Montana
Oregon
Sen
Wayne Morse
Morse
GOP
Chicago
Charles Weltner
D-Ga
Lke Him
Gilligan
Robert Taft Jr
Illinois
Charles H. Percy
Paul H. Douglas
Viet Nam
Percy
Downstate
Almanac man Geiger outsells Franklin by far
Ray Geiger, 56, Lewiston Maine, heads a multimillion dollar almanac business and has printed 9.75 million copies of Farmers Almanac 150th edition this year. He founded The American Farm and Home Almanac, sold on newsstands, and travels 100000 miles yearly as a promotion expert. He leverages nostalgia to fund his family’s education while noting almanacs’ historical roots and varied content.
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New York
Benjamin Franklin
Ray Geiger
Notre Dame
Ben
Franklin
Richard
Geiger
Lewiston
Maine
America
Ard
Harry Buie
Florida
Ray
Philippines
Ashtabula Fire Destroys Furniture and Liquor Stores
A Saturday morning blaze in downtown Ashtabula Ohio destroyed the Brown Furniture Store and a state liquor store, with flames threatening nearby buildings. No injuries were reported and the cause was undetermined, though Brown Furniture was suspected as the origin. Fire crews from Ashtabula Conneaut and surrounding towns fought the blaze with state police and highway patrol assistance.
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Ashtabula
Ohio
Pa Ice
Brown
Dyero
Conneaut
Ashtabula City
Ashtabula County
Ashtabula Township
State Highway Patrol
Jefferson
Ohio State Men's Glee Club Performs at Hiland High
Berlin Ohio The Ohio State Men's Glee Club directed by Prof Norman Staiger performed last night in Hiland High auditorium before 300 plus. The 50 voice group opened with classical music then shifted to informal fare. The club is heralded as one of the nation's best with future events including James Metcalf lecture on America's national parks Jan 16 and a concert by Hall of Fame Barber Shop Chorus and Quartets in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Ohio State Men’s Glee Club
Norman Staiger
Hiland High
James Metcalf
America
National Parks
Hall of Fame Barbershop
Amnesia Victim Rebounds as Youth Returns Home
Cleveland AP reports 19 year old Jack Petersen of Richmond Heights recovered from amnesia after vanishing from Athens Ohio September 26. He rode to Milam Florida, memory loss lasting over two weeks, and plans to resume studies at Ohio University in February and seek work until then. Authorities identified him after his photo appeared on WWTV.
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Cleveland
Jack B. Petersen
Richmond Heights
Milam
Fla
John Kh. Petersen
Ohio University
Athens
Miami
Columbus
Cold snap grips Ohio with frosty weekend forecast
Official Weather Bureau summary notes a weak front crossing Ohio brought widespread cloudiness and a sharp fall in temperatures Friday night into Saturday. Dawn readings ranged from 44 to 50 degrees at several cities with winds turning northwesterly, and the outlook calls for below freezing temperatures through Sunday with northeast cloud cover. Small craft warnings remain on Lake Erie due to strong winds.
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Columbus
Ohio
Weather Bureau
Akron
Zanesville
Mansfield
Youngstown
Toledo
Lake Erie
Fires Reported Across Dover Uhrichsville and Nearby Areas
A series of fire reports across Dover and Uhrichsville include grass fires near 820 Parkview Dr and 221 Ross Ct, with shrubs burning at multiple homes. An optical illusion fire near Schneider's Crossing was deemed caused by reflected I-77 lights. Leaves burned after hours at 901 N 3rd St. and a flour mat fire at Montford Case’s property on Water Street ext caused minor damage to an unoccupied vehicle.
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Dover
John Thomas
Parkview Dr
Wayne Lingree
Ross Ct
Schneider's Crossing
Dannison
3Rd St
E. A. Fondriest
Uhrichsville
Water St
Montford
Gnadenhuttan
Non-Support Case Bound Over To Grand Jury
Ronald Harding of 226 Shaffer Jv Dover pleaded not guilty to non-support charges in central district court. He waived preliminary hearing and asked for bind over to the grand jury, with Judge Richard Musgrave setting a $1000 bond. The charge was filed May 3 by Sierra Harding of Lakestext New Philadelphia.
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Ronald Harding
Shaffer J v
Dover
Central District Court
Richard Musgrave
Harding
Sierra Harding
Lakest
New Philadelphia
Obituaries: Mrs Elizabeth Parks in Newcomerstown
Elizabeth A Parks 86 died at Crestview Manor in West Lafayette born Coshocton County daughter of William A and Lucy Towel Neighbor member of Isleta Methodist Church husband Morris died 1957 survived by son Vernot sister Leota Craige brothers Alber Ry Charles Neighbor two grandchildren three sisters and two brothers preceded in death services Monday 2 pm Durant Funeral Home burial in Fairfield Cemetery West Lafayette call times Sunday. Nora Bare on Nelson 84 former resident of 241 H 6th died after study Ohio Home for the Deaf Central College born here daughter of Henry and Flora Barton Nelson retired seamstress for Cashoctan Glove Co member First Methodist Church and Johnson Bible Class survived by sister Charlotte Gay niece and two nephews services Monday 10 am Lindsey Funeral Home burial Union Cemetery mausoleum call Sunday 2-4 and 7-9.
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Elizabeth Parks
Newcomerstown
Elizabeth A. Parks
Crestview Manor
West Lafayette
Coshocton County
William A
Lucy Towel
Isleta
Columbus
Durant Muneral Hone
George Shultz
Pairfield Cemetery
West Lafayselle
Nora Nelson
Arden Beck
Union Cemetery Mausoleum
Feneral
Will and estate notices from Dover and New Philadelphia
Will of Boyd L. Chumney at Dover leaves estate to widow Irene who is named executrix without bond. Estate of Robert W. Shields of New Philadelphia valued at 148248 in inventory filed by Annabelle F. Shields administratrix.
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Boyd L. Chumney
Dover
Irene
Robert W. Shields
New Philadelphia
Annabelle F. Shields
Farm Markets Report From Farmers Town Livestock Sale
Stock lot prices include premiums for various categories. Cattle categories cover calves steers heifers and feeders. Holstein entries range 17 to 17.90 for good cows, bulls 20 to 21.10, dairy cow tops around 460, with average pen head at 337. Lambs show medium prices 21 to 21.10 and common 17 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerstown
Livstock
Husband Finds Wife Murdered in Springfield Home
Springfield Ohio AP report says Larry Taylor returned from work to find his wife Mel Anita Taylor murdered and infant Aaronee Taylor with severe injuries. Police noted rape at the home, back door ajar, no weapon found, infant hospitalized with possible broken hip and multiple cuts and bruises.
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Springfield
Ohio
Mel
Anita Taylor
Larry Taylor
Aaronee Taylor
Community Hospital
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Orbiter 2
Space Agency
Moon
Earth
Tis
Cunningham
Thomas McQueen
RD 2
Tuscara Saddle Club
Tuscara
al Maloney
Ann Miller
Twin City Briefs
F. B. Maurer Market
James Johnson
White House
Brisbane
Mark C. Hatfield
Richard M. Nixon
House
Senate
Albuquerque
N.M
Nixon
Fort Smith
Ark
89Th Congress
Hal Boyle
OSU Men’‘s Glee Club
iLife
Weather Outlook
Meese Funeral Home
East 3Rd
Harry Meese
Bierie
Dover, Ohio
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