24 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Weekend Daily Reporter
Location
Dover, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1966
Page
1
Obituaries for Helen V. Swank of Bolivar and several other local figures list titles, family ties, and funeral details. Swank, 87, died in Union Hospital. services at Lewis Funeral Home with burial at St Laurens Cemetery. Other notices: infant son of George and Opal Freeland. Joseph Thompson of RD 1 Summerfield. Albert Lahmers. Dora Smith of Millersburg. Ralph G Ludwig of Newcomerstown.
Dr George E Keller 79 of South Clay Street Millersburg died Friday morning at Memorial Hospital after an eight month illness He was born in Stryker Ohio son of the late John and Mary Zeller Keller member of United Church of Christ Survived by widow Lillian Redington two daughters Doris McClelland of here Ruth Jones of Tallahassee Fla a brother Elmer of St Petersburg Fla seven grandchildren A son Ralph also an optometrist died last July and a daughter died in infancy Services Monday at 2 30 pm at Hunter Funeral Home Rev Ronald Boldman officiating Burial Oak Hill Cemetery Friends may call Sunday after 3 pm in the funeral home Contributions may be made to the Cancer Fund
In Uhrichs ville Council President Byron Burdette and Councilman Jay Roth spar over extending sewer fines to Roanoke area. Burdette accuses Roth of dodging blunders at taxpayers expense while Roth defends actions and cites an engineer’s opinion. Roth notes a sewer line drop due to quicksand requiring yearly cleaning.
Columbus AP reports Senator Gartigan says results of Friday's legislative committee vote on highway safety steps will be ready by the next monthly meeting. The committee tallied 77 proposals from four hearings across Ohio, considering driver and vehicle exams, a stricter point system, and unmarked patrol cars among other measures.
A compilation of names and addresses across Dover Arnold Pease and others in New Philadelphia Stone Creek Baltic Tuscarawas Co. includes Bay New Philadelphia and midvale listings for residents Sharelle Bank and families. The note aggregates multiple individuals and addresses in Dover New Philadelphia Elsewhere and Parkersburg West Virginia.
Admissions and dismissals recorded for Dennison Dennison Donald McBride at 707 North 4th. Other names include Uhrichsville Mrs William Tice and Elsewhere William Colwell of Gnadenhutten Mrs Lawrence Timmerman of Bowerton and Mrs Paul Grimes of Scio. Additional entries list residents in Millersburg and surrounding areas.
Mr and Mrs Dennis Ely RD 1 Sugarcreek announce a daughter. Mr and Mrs Howard Parrish Midvale report a daughter. Mr and Mrs Joe Enter RD 1 Millersburg welcome twin sons. Mr and Mrs Robert McVick Millersburg announce a son.
The Associated Press reports Rome Rolando Senatore of Brazil defeated Tom Galli of Italy by knockout in Rome. In Sacramento, Charlie Shipes of Oakland stopped Peter Schmidt in two rounds amid a crowded boxing card.
AP dispatch from Saigon reports B52 bombers striking North Viet Nam for the third time in four days hitting infiltration routes truck parks and storage depots while tactical bombers probe the DMZ. South Viet Nam sees light ground fighting as South Korean Tiger Division ends one operation and begins another. US losses total 385 planes over North Viet Nam and 123 over South Viet Nam.
The scene opens with Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr claiming unprecedented outrage from government employees and families at federal agency actions. Reports detail raids in Vietnam and domestic privacy concerns tied to a bill protecting constitutional rights.
Reporter at Fair recounts 2 tests by Goodwill and Rehabilitation Clinic with 400 normal hearings and 181 referred for follow ups. Lilajean Borter led the Brewster Clown Band. her parents followed. Two items lost at the fairgrounds, a red billfold and glasses. Motlock Time won harness races at 2:11.38 and 2:12.1. Grangers report daily chili and soup. grand champion saddle horse owned by Ryan Dutton displays a temperamental pose.
A 10 car mercy train bearing food and farming implements travels from Lafayette to an Indian village south of Chihuahua City. Mexican officials oppose entry. if blocked the train may return to Lafayette. Tarahumara Indians face severe hunger amid isolation and poverty in the Sierra Madre region.
Batting leaders show F Rob inson Baltimore 375 at bats .316 with 119 runs and 120 RBIs. Oliva Minnesota 182 hits, 316 average? 178 another. Powers, Pay, and Killebrew noted. Pitching leaders include McNally Baltimore 14 decisions 1.35? Marichal San Francisco 23-6 1.93. Aaron leads home runs with 40. Diverse teams listed with multiple players and stats.
In Middleton Massachusetts AP reports gunmen in a limousines fired on two underworld figures, Stephen Hughes and Samuel Lindenbaum, killing them on Route 114 near Boston. The attack follows the earlier shooting of Hughes’ brother Cornelius, shot nearby on May 25, lifting the gangland toll to 92.
Washington reports the Defense Department suspended a proposed Ohio State University study on how people react to classified data and secrets after protests by Rep. John Moss. Deputy Secretary Cyrus Vance said the project aimed to improve security, not public information, and will stay paused until a clear redefinition review is completed.
Stars Dick Schofield of the Dodgers had four hits and three RBIs as Los Angeles swept Chicago 4-0 and 4-2. Bob Veale pitched for Pittsburgh, limiting Atlanta to four hits with 12 strikeouts in a 3-0 win.
A mob of about 200 Congolese stormed and burned the Portuguese Embassy in Kinshasa, injuring and possibly kidnapping the chargé d’affaires and a secretary. Police moved in as fires spread, while the American Embassy nearby was untouched. Rioters damaged vehicles and documents. a flag was seized for use as a sack. The incident follows regional tensions linked to Mozambique and Katangan mutiny developments.
Federal auditors and Cleveland authorities probe alleged payroll padding in the Neighborhood Youth Corps program. Ralph Findley and Gleason Glover acknowledge an aide was fired amid fund misuse allegations. The antipoverty effort pays youths $1.25 an hour via seven public agencies.
Washington AP reports the Navy will develop a new amphibious assault ship to carry multiple transport helicopters and hundreds of troops for air and ground assault missions. A spokesman declined to estimate cost but said the craft will exceed the capacity of the $37 million LPDs. Separately in Kenton Ohio Edwin Lowe, 5, died from injuries suffered Thursday in a cornpicker accident on a neighbor's farm.
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