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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1965
Page
1
Elymian welcomes new comers as Keystone High charts 85 million building program lift off. Taxes explained to a child, in Scene About Town. Irreplaceable Burma Surgeon featured on dividendpages pages 14 and 15.
Within Cleveland Squarin Around hobby section a color-square dance convention unfolds featuring new photos and a bridge lesson. The piece highlights the latest records and activities in square dance culture.
The Midview sports pages cover a variety from tee times to horsehide and hurlers. Pete Swanson leads weekend cleanup with spring sports taking the limelight across pages 20 to 22.
Area note lists Elyrian as next stop in Huntington, non Ohio location, amid varied Keystone color references and page index hints across the edition.
Police and officials in Birmingham press for a rapid probe into a series of bombings. Earl Morgan and local leaders vow nonstop investigation while executives and residents await findings. A $50 000 reward is posted and state officials seek tighter dynamite controls.
Carroll, a 22 year old private in the Confederate Army, returns to Texas broken in body yet haunted by war. He sits among russet trees listening to a Methodist evangelist and doubts God, recalling a dead Union foe and promising his mother to attend camp meeting as his belief is tested.
U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor departs for Saigon to guide a stepped up anti Communist drive. Officials say several thousand more American troops may follow, pushing total in South Vietnam beyond 30,000. Current force is 27,500 with 4,000 Marines at Da Nang amid ongoing White House discussions.
Elyria High School senior Bruce Winchell placed first at a Cleveland regional science competition with the project on polymerization of methyl methacrylate and ethyl acrylate. The Elyria Science Days winner advances to a national science project in St Louis May 5–6. He is among area students presenting at the Mohican Science Fair at Ashland College with EHS staff and visitors from Elyria Catholic High School in attendance.
Forecast for Warmer Northeastern Ohio calls for sunny pleasant conditions today with highs near 40 to 45. Tonight will turn cooler and more cloudy with lows around 28 to 31. Sunday expects mostly cloudy skies and a milder push with possible showers.
Johnson and Canadian Prime Minister Lester Pearson meet at Camp David to discuss potential pauses in U S air strikes on North Viet Nam and the possibility of easing tensions to evaluate negotiations. officials noted no formal statements but signaled interest in a limited suspension to test negotiations.
Reverend Martin Luther King Jr ends three days of talks with northern civil rights leaders. He plans summer demonstrations for housing jobs and education in the North and continued protests in the South with an escalated Alabama boycott. He listed Harlem Chicago Cleveland Detroit Baltimore and Philadelphia as potential sites for action. King will visit Atlanta after meetings in New York and Baltimore to map northern demonstrations.
Elyria police report a 49 year old man Albert Green of 1328 West River Street was shot in the left groin by a friend. Green was taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital around 3 a.m. with no condition update given. Police did not identify the shooter or location.
A 32 year old mother of seven, Eula Dortch, was charged with second degree murder in Cleveland for the fatal shooting of her husband John on January 7. The body was found in the fruit cellar. detectives say she claimed the shooting followed a history of arguments and beatings by him.
In Saigon a U S spokesman says no fight occurred as 150 U S jets struck two bridges near Hanoi. North Viet Nam claims 12 American planes shot down. A Navy spokesman cites three Mig incursions interfering with the raid near Dong Phuong. One Navy plane was shot down and a pilot bailed out. A bomb scare evacuated Saigon offices including the U S Information Service and the Caravelle Hotel.
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