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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1966
Page
11
Wellington Wales of the New York Times editorial Board died at 48 in New York after an apparent heart attack. Two days earlier his teenage son Samuel Wales junior at Harvard was struck and killed by a train leaving South Boston station.
Oberlin reports show most parents overlook school notes, prompting Pleasant Elementary principal Donald McIlroy to underscore items and urge bike safety. The piece notes a traveling league idea, dog-control concerns, and community efforts from Oberlin and nearby Elyria with input from Mrs Campbell and Mrs Martin, plus a Red Cross Bloodmobile drive and girls softball league plans.
The Civil Aeronautics Board blamed poor pilot judgment for a fatal private plane crash in Youngstown Ohio from last September. Victims were pilot John Bubick Jr Farrell Pa and passenger Henry L Culver of Youngstown. The engine failed during takeoff and the pilot continued the takeoff with a known malfunction.
The Civil Aeronautics Board found a navigational error caused a private plane crash near Augusta Montana last August. Pilot Thomas L Haley of Columbus Ohio died. Passenger Richard G Knowles of Gahanna Ohio survived with serious injuries. They became trapped in a box canyon after the pilot said he had chosen a wrong route north. The crash occurred while attempting to penetrate the mountains about 94 miles south of the planned point. The CAB cited inadequate flight preparation and planning as contributing factors.
A salad smorgasbord card party is scheduled at St Mary Hall on Stoney Ridge Road from 12:09 PM to 3 PM on Wednesday. The event includes individual table prizes for participants.
A body found near a highway in Wood County has been identified as 82 year old Charles F Christen of Wayne Ohio. Christen had been reported missing April 30. His nephew Robert Phister 27 of Pemberville Ohio was later shot to death in a gunbattle near Gallipolis after officials suspected him of killing Christen and dumping the body in Kentucky.
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