Winds whip Elyria as March lion makes curtain call
Sharon Crawford and Linda Pritt battled gusts in downtown Elyria as wind and snow teased the area. The pair, daughters of local residents, faced a March-like storm blamed on April Fool’s Day as Lorain County braced for stronger conditions and a forecast of better days ahead.
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Sharon Crawford
Linda Pritt
Sharon
Charlotte Tompson
Edison CL
Linda
Charles H. Pritt
Griswold Rd
Chicago
Luxaire Urges Workers to Return to Line
Everett S Glines reports Luxaire Inc urges employees to return to work after legal and union disputes. The company claims it cannot legally bar workers who cross the picket line and asks all staff to report threats or intimidation while the NLRB certification process proceeds. An NLRB decision set for March 1, 1966, with United Steelworkers Union involved. Luxaire facilities expected to reopen Monday April 4 and operate for all employees.
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Everett S Glines
Nies
Lauxaire Inc
Reems
United Steel
Luxaire Em
NLRB
Economic overkill fears shape tax brink decision
Washington officials warn a large anti inflation tax rise could choke growth just as demand needs stimulation. Treasury Secretary Fowler labels the risk as economic over kill and aides weigh 1967 prospects before President Johnson acts.
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Washington
HTNS
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Palm Sunday and Passover Coincide This Year
For the first time in years Holy Week and Jewish Passover coincide as in New Testament times. The article notes Jesus heading to Jerusalem for Passover and instituting Holy Communion at the Seder. Holy Week events are listed on pages 5 6 7.
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Jesus
Jerusalem
Lorain County Education Vocational School Proposed
The state emphasizes vocational training for high school students with a plan for a school serving 10 districts in Lorain County. The C-T prepares a full page of stories and pictures on the Magazine Page to show how such a school might operate.
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Lorain County
C-T
Women Letters of Appreciation Prompt Elyria Club Cookies
Nine men stationed in Viet Nam received Christmas cards from the Elyria Junior Woman's Club sender. The club responded with cookies as a follow up gesture. The Women's Pages also feature a story on Barbra Streisand with pictures on pages 12 and 13.
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Viet Nam
Elyria Junior Woman's Club
Barbra Streisand
Opening of CHRISTIAN Hall of Fame at Canton Baptist Temple
Page 4 reports an opening of a CHRISTIAN Hall of Fame to debut on Easter Sunday at Canton Baptist Temple with a story and a photograph.
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Christian Hall of Fame
Canton Baptist Temple
Oborin man finds a lot to do at fine crafts center
Oborin man works at a fine crafts center to keep busy though he is not employed there. The piece also notes the Los Angeles smog situation and highlights young Americans teaching South Vietnamese peasants practical self help skills.
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Oberlin
Fine Crafts Center
Los Angeles
Squarin
Sheffield residents push on rural services and annexation
Sheffield residents voice concerns over police and fire protection road maintenance and oppose Lorain annexation. Lorain debate about Antlers Hotel as new city hall yields limited outcome as Jim Daubel notes. other items include Dear Abby births and local notices.
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Sheffield
Lorain
Antlers
New City Hall
Jim Daubel
Gey Scout News
Elyria Cherches
Abby
Lerain
Norwalk
Oberfin
Qqueris
Theater Is
Buddhist mobs clash with U S soldier in Saigon protests
In Saigon five thousand Buddhist protesters attacked a U S soldier as anti-government unrest surged. They seized a saber, beat him, and dispersed through the city shouting Yankee go home while police and protesters clashed near Saigon radio stations and the regime of Premier Ky faced new pressure.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S
Newyen Coo Ky
Jan Saigon Radio Statios
Goren amet G1 Time may be a great beol event
A garbled note hints at a possible great event, with unclear details and misread words. It mentions time and possibly a notable person or group, but the text remains largely unintelligible.
Miller Freeman Launch Shrouds Lorain Harbor
The Miller Freeman, a 2,150 horsepower diesel powered vessel built by Jing & Associates for the American Ship Building Co, christened by Holly Jory and launched from Lorain at 11 30. The 215 foot ship carries nine scientists and a government crew of 20 for marine life research and will sail a shakedown from Lorain through the St. Lawrence Seaway to the Panama Canal.
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E. C. Witham
Holly Jory
Lake Lorain
Ridge Academy
William H. Jory Sr
Miller
Freeman
Miller Freeman
Frederick G. Hicks
Church of the Redeemer
Bureau of Commercial
Phillip F. Fisheries
U.S. Department of Spandling
Spauld Commerce
Jing & Associates
Naval Archithe American Ship Building Cotects
Seattle
Miller Freman
Pacific
Ocean
Lorain
St. Lawrence Seaway
Atlantic Coast
Panama Canal
Yanks trap 100 Cong in valley near Chu Pong
UPI reports two companies of the 1st Air Cavalry trapped an estimated VC company of about 100 men in a valley near Chu Pong two miles from the Cambodian border. After lunch the fight lasted four hours with 10 Viet Cong dead counted and 15 more killed elsewhere as air strikes and artillery supported the assault.
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Saigon
UPI
U.S. Army
1St Air Cavalry Division
Chu Pong
Gis
U.S
1St Cavalry
Bid openings set for 98 million Interstate 9 project
Authorities schedule May 17 bid openings for a 98 million Interstate 9 construction contract. The process involves Trwm Al and Si cast firms, with evaluation to follow.
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Cendraction
Trwm al. Si Cast
Wil
Rail unions faces contempt hearing over three day strike
A federal judge ordered the railway firemen's union to show cause why it should not be held in contempt for a three day strike against eight railroads. The action involves about 150 000 rail workers and could incur penalties up to 500 000 dollars plus 10 000 dollars a day for leaders.
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Washington
UPI
Agian
Holtzoff
Btar
Alexander Holtzoff
President Brotherhood of Locomotives
H. E. Gilbert
Forgiveness From the Cross Across Time and Conflict
A community sermon by Reverend Robert L. Armon argues that Christ's words Father forgive them apply beyond Golgotha to every era. The crucifixion is a recurring event shaping humanity, urging readers to extend mercy amid hunger, injustice, and oppression.
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James Russell Lowell
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