06 Apr 1966
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1966
Page
1
Sen. Mondale accuses GM Ford and Chrysler of failing to warn owners about safety defects in millions of cars. He cites 1965 Lincolns 750000 Corvairs 1980 83 models and thousands of Buicks among others. He introduces a law requiring makers to notify owners by registered mail and public notices or face penalties.
Premier Ky agreed to pull loyalist marines from Da Nang and call a special convention to set up national elections. Buddhist boycotts and student rioting followed as Hue faced 10,000 protesters demanding government resignation. US evacuated 72 Americans from Hue amid safety concerns.
The administration nears a decision on bombing Hanni Haiphong oil facilities and other new targets in an expanded air campaign against North Vietnam. President Johnson's assent remains likely as military leaders have favored broader action for months.
US infantrymen sweep Ho Bo woods north of Saigon and repel a fierce assault, killing 28 Communists in close combat. The Interior Department reports a methane monitor for underground gas explosions. Air campaigns press Hanoi Haiphong area and target rail lines as US jets hit bridges and shipping.
A brief note reports Wheaty discovering growing news and hints at grafling activity. The readable text suggests curiosity about fabrication and local chatter, with no clear details on individuals or places.
Loram County Commissioners battle North Ridgeville over county water system control. Grover L Severs named legal counsel for the county. Authority capped at 10000 for legal costs. North Ridgeville passed an ordinance authorizing appropriation and directed Law Director Rey West to pursue legal steps, including potential injunction.
Elyria ranks fourth fastest growing among Ohio's 25 large cities as of July 1 1965 with an estimated population of 51 030 up 16 6 percent from 43 782 in 1960. Dayton suburb Kettering had the largest state increase 19 5 percent.
Amherst Township officials on page 2 discuss forming a study to measure community interest in a proposed village park. The measure aims to assess support and potential impact before any formal steps.
Grafton officials plan a village alert system to notify residents when escapes occur at the nearby prison facility. Mayor Ernest Toghill authorized development after two prisoners fled Sunday from the honor camp two miles away, reviving earlier talk of alarms during wind and farm noise events.
Athletes braved snow at Ely Stadium as Oberlinites endured a bleacher blizzard. Snow fell heavily obscuring the cinder oval while fans bundled up, with Mrs. Sheldon Walker and son David among the snow bunnies pictured.
Clouds bring occasional snow flurries across Elyria and vicinity with a rapid temperature shift. Highs near 38 to 42 degrees, lows around 29 to 33, with a 38 degree high reported at 3 45 p.m. yesterday and a 32 degree low at 1 a.m. today.
The piece discusses Jesus on the cross addressing God as My God My God why hast thou forsaken me and the sense of abandonment for three hours of darkness. It contrasts this with the Our Father and notes Jesus’ humanity and divinity as revealed on the cross.
The text recalls that during Jesus life some disciples departed from him and that at the Last Supper he warned of a coming scattering and betrayal, with a prophetic call that the flock would be divided and scattered.
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