Thant’s Departure Sparks UN Leadership Crisis
The Associated Press reports Thant will not seek another five year term as UN secretary general, signaling a leadership crisis and possible East West tensions. America’s Arthur Goldberg urged Thant to reconsider while De Gaulle warned of wider war in Southeast Asia.
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Associated Press
Thant
United Nations
World Organization
Dag Hammarskjold
Burma
Viet Nam
Arthur J. Goldberg
U.S
Soviet Union
Security Council
South
Charles de Gaulle
Southeast Asia
America
North Viet Nam
de Gaulle
Cambodia
France
Asia
China
Red China
Probate and civil notices crowd local docket items
Probate wills for Strachen, Chek, Cox, Kidd and Bell list widow executors without bond and administratrix appointments for Nelson Yoder and others. Inheritance taxes filed on several estates. Civil suits include Fair versus Finley, Swartzentruber, Kaufman, and Weaver custody and neglect claims. National and international policy notes and quotes conclude with U Thant’s remark on Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Strachen
Gnadenhutten
Elva
Elizabeth J. Yoder
Baltic
Nelson Yoder
Mike Chek
New Philadelphia
Helen
Charles E. Bell
Darren L. Renner
Helen L. Becker
Dover
Stewart L. McClellan
Benjamin Frank Cox
Rheta
Lexecutrix
May B. Kidd
York Township
Fate
Execuor
Cuban Refugees Seek Help from Churches in Miami
Cuban refugees arriving in Miami at 4000 monthly increasingly rely on churches for aid. The Southern Baptist Hispanic Center urges nationwide clothing and food donations. Since 1959 the center has distributed garments to 42000 refugees and food to 76000, with medical care for nearly 100000. The Catholic Hispanic Center reports 11,000 refugees receive federal aid while others are helped by Methodist, Episcopal, and Presbyterian centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Southern Baptist Convention
Roman Catholic
Hispanic Center
Frederick Wass
Methodist
Episcopal
Presbyterian
Southern Baptist Hispanic Center
Hubert Hert
German Perez
The
Baptist Center
Southern Baptist
United States
Georgia
Florida
Virginia
Perez
Laurel
Reserve credit payments barred for retirees proposal
A House bill NR 5250 would allow enlisted men to earn reserve service points toward retirement on a similar 1958 officer system. About 7000 current Army retirees would be affected in year one. Automatic future crediting would occur at retirement, with retirees already retired needing to apply. The plan aims to boost retired pay by roughly 24 percent per year for many, using 20 years active duty as a qualification threshold.
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House of Representatives
Dover man charged with assault at tavern
James Sewell, 26, of RD 2 Dover, was charged yesterday in northern district court with assault and battery. affidavit by Richard Mercer of RD 2 Dover. Sewell posted a $200 bond, gave no plea, hearing not yet scheduled. The incident reportedly occurred August 27 at a tavern.
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Northern District Court
James Sewell
RD 2
Dover
Richard Mercer
Sewell
Mercer
Fire and vehicle blaze disrupt Dennison and Newcomerstown
Fire crews responded yesterday at 0:10 am to 416 N 4th where Mrs Regina Boor fainted and a doctor was summoned. At 12:20 pm a pump truck moved to 713 Grant St to fight a blaze on a 2 wheel trailer owned by Jack Grove causing $74 damage. Rosella Pay of Akron drove to an incident on Spracenee where a cigaret ignited a 10 inch hole in her car seat. Meanwhile a grass fire event occurred on Mrs Walter Highin s property.
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Dennison
N. 4Th St
Regina Boor
Bedand Grant St
Grant St
Jack Grove
Rosella Pay
Akron
Newcomerstown
Walter Highins
Spracenee
Somerdale Fairfield firemen Auxiliary to meet Tuesday
Somerdale Fairfield Township firemen's Auxiliary will meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. slow time in the fire station with Wage Carter and Mary Paulo missionaries from Kentucky mountains in charge. Public is welcome. Labor Day village clean-up moved to Tuesday. Stone Creek Town council meeting set for Tuesday night at 7:30 slow time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerdale
Fairfield Township Firemen's Auxiliary
Methodists Church
Wage Carter
Mary Paulo
Kentucky Mountains
Stone Creek
Greer Steel Co
Beatst
Obituaries and Draft Advice Highlight Ohio Notices
Obituaries for Emma Knewall, 99, and Moses J. Miller, 89, note long lives in New Philadelphia and Mt. Eaton with funeral details and survivors. The main story examines enlistment pressures in Ohio as draft calls rise, with recruiters urging immediate signups as guard and reserve lines lengthen and enlistment terms vary by service.
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Enic Prewitt
Associated Press
Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
Army
Ohio National Guard
Air Force
Air Force Reserve
National Guard
Marietta College To Hear Dr. King Lecture
Dr Martin Luther King will speak at Marietta College on November 2 as part of a special lecture series funded by Mrs Lenora B Thomas of Dayton wife of the late attorney and alumnus Andrew A Thomas The notice also mentions a separate cooking tip about dipping liver in egg and bread crumbs before frying.
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Marietta, Ohio
Martin Luther King
Marietta College
Lenora B. Thomas
Dayton
Parsis in India Leaders Religion in the News
Parsis 115000 worldwide, 75000 in Bombay, traceable to 706 A D migration from Persia. Noted families include Tata, Masani, Shroff, and Gandhi relations. Tower of Silence marks their cremation rites with vultures, drainage system, and purity rites. Parsis emphasize character and philanthropy with many Bombay charities founded by them.
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Joz McGowan Jr
Bombay
India
Persia
Zoroaster
Tatas
Tata
Air India
M. R. Masani
K.R.P. Shroff
Bombay Stock Exchange
Geraze Gandhi
Indira Gandhi
Dhadabai Nadvoj
Rustom K. Masani
Masani
Couple Welcomes Baby as Veteran Office Hours Change
Esther Troyer gave birth to a girl at Union Hospital after arrival yesterday afternoon at 1 15. Abe A Troyer Jr of Sugarcreek underwent surgery six hours later. Mother, father, and child are reported doing fine. George Breehl, 64, of 332 Front Street Southeast New Philadelphia, was treated in Union Hospital ER for three fractured ribs after falling from a ladder at East Avenue Nursing Home.
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Lewis Funeral Home
Perry Beaber
Pollyav
New Philadelphia
Phillip Showalter
Jerusalem
Abe A. Troyer Jr
Sugarcreek
Troyer
Esther
Union Hospital
Union
George Breehl
Front St
East Avenue
Health department calls for registered nurses on Tuesday
Interested persons who must be registered nurses may call the health department at 36004 on Tuesday afternoon for interviews. The job requires hours a day, five days a week, and a note that all state liquor stores and government offices will observe Labor Day.
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Health Department
Tax Take Drops In Ohio Revenue Slump Reported
State Treasurer John D. Herbert announced Ohio's major tax revenues for July and August 1966 are down by more than one million dollars from the same two months a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
John D. Herbert
Ohio
Police Camp Breaks Barriers With Omaha Youths
In Columbus Nebraska AP report a group of 58 Omaha youths joined six city police officers including Arnold Dailey in a YMCA community relations camp. The rugged sessions fostered leadership, dialogue, and a shared football moment despite initial tensions and a prior riot.
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Columbus
Neb
Arnold Dailey
Dailey
Omaha
Near North Side
Sam Cornelius
YMCA
Ohio Woman Killed in Kentucky Crash
Anita Bonner, 27, of Fairfield Ohio died in a two car collision on U S 80 four miles west of Somerset Kentucky along Lake Cumberland. Five people were injured including her three children.
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Somerset
Anita Bonner
Fairfield
Ohio
U. S. 80
Here
Kentucky
Lake Cumberland
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Red Guards
Peking
Common Pleas
Martha J. Fair
Mineral City
Mary A. Finley
Cleveland Ay
East Sparta
Jewell D. Swartzentruber
Joseph A. Swartzentruber
Sandra St. George
Canton
John St. George
Gloria Ann Kaufman
Kelly
Edward C. Kaufman
Broadway
Jerry L. Smith
N. Woosteray
Dortha R. Smith
RD 4
Charles C, Weaver
N.ist St
Martha A
Weaver
Charleston
S.C
Judith Brown
N. Wooster Av
Elmer J. Brown
Moscow
Kremlin
Hanoi
Harry S. Truman
Johnson
John W. Barr
the Treasury
Washington
Saigon
State Department
Valentin A. Revin
U Thant
Bolivar
Emma Kusazli
Emma Knewall
4Th St
Twin City
Stone Creek Valley
Peter and
Elizabeth Rinehart Beaber
Tuscarawas County
Albert G
Kuenzli
Irma Aller
Frieda M. Stevenson
Frank
Evans Funeral Home
T. W. Hoerneman
Evergreen Burial Park
iMoses J. Miller
Winesburg
Moses J. Miller
Berlin Township
Holmes County
Jacob
Katie Yoder Miller
Noah, Miller
Star Route
Millersburg
Sam D. Mast
RD 1
Dundee
John M
Adam Miller
Lizzie Ann
Miller
Aden Yoder
Milo Yoder
Desvoignes Funeral Home
Mt. Eaton
Beacer Services
Navy
Marines
Marine Corps
Istate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Ojo
Adjutant General
Adjutant General's Office
Army Guard
Air Guard
Dr. King
Veterans Service Office
Frank Leatherman
Sherfrodsville
Robert W. Clum
Cambridge
New
Philadelphia
Clum
Linda Carpenter
Tuscaras
Harts Family
Center
Uhrichsville First Christian Church
St. Joseph's
Reeves Heights
South Elementary
Bellview
Boulevard
Alice Burgess
Miracle Lane Plaza
Boulevard Lanes
Robert Ruggles
Dorothy Av
John Reilly
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Shenanan Mowe
Borean
Pat Nugent
Austin
Tex
Luci Johnson
Monroe Coleman
Gale Sayers
Chicago Bears
Carl Vaccaro
Lawrence
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