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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1964
Page
12
The false report of Soviet Premier Khrushchev's death sparked a rush of inquiries from Congress, the White House, and the State Department as officials checked overseas sources. Presidents and lawmakers weighed potential successors and the impact on policy amid cultural and political tension.
The administration seeks Senator William Fulbright of Arkansas to break the southern filibuster and secure cloture on the civil rights bill. Fulbright’s vote could affect his chances to be Secretary of State, with Johnson allies hoping he will back or abstain to secure the necessary votes.
Fernanda Wanamaker Wetherill sat in a Riverhead courtroom as her stepfather testified about a brawl that ruined a Southampton mansion after her debutante party. Five youths face malicious mischief charges with damages tied to the September incident.
A group of Japanese textile firms will send 1,000 new blankets to earthquake ravaged Anchorage. The blankets will be shipped to Alaska aboard the Japanese freighter Okishima Maru.
Constable Hoyle Patton led a weekend raid on an establishment selling liquor illegally with the aid of his wife two sons a daughter and a son-in-law acting as special deputies during the operation in Baldwyn Mississippi.
Public notice from The Lorain County Printing & Publishing Co announces daily publication details and carrier delivery rates for Elyria Ohio. The notice specifies location at 288 Maat Ave and service terms as a second class mail publication with 30 cent rate and 10 cent extra work charge.
Defense Secretary McNamara told a House committee on February 17 that global military assistance budgets were sharply cut to finance South Vietnam. He warned the $1 billion proposed for arms aid this year was insufficient and said Congress’s cuts hampered U S support for Vietnam. He invited lawmakers to verify the strain by contacting overseas commanders.
Mrs Jerri Mock, a 38 year old Columbus housewife, plans the final overseas leg toward becoming the first woman to fly around the world in a small plane. She faces weather and rest challenges as she aims to reach San Francisco after Wake Island.
In a dispute sparked by the ILA refusal to load on the British freighter Tulse Hill, the case pits the International Longshoremen's Association against U S policy on Cuba trade and grain shipments. The NLRB ruling labeled the ILA action an unfair labor practice, signaling a long court battle headed toward the Supreme Court.
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