Telephone man keeps storm relay alive in posttornado county
Rolf Till of Wellington, a supervisor for Northern Ohio Telephone Co, runs a storm relay from his home on Vermont Street aiding Elyria and Wellington after the Lorain County tornado. His wife Marguerite maintains two phones through the night, while line crew chief Dave Nash, injured with deep cuts, helps gather his family and reach a hospital in Oberlin.
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Lorain County
Rolf Till
Northern Ohio Telephone Co
Wellington
Vermont St
Rts
Ington
North
Ohio
Elyria
Till
Marguerite
Dave
Oberlin
Nash
Brush PTA Elects Officers for 1965 66 at Meeting
Brush Elementary School PTA picks officers for the 1965 66 year with Mrs James Anderson as president and Maurice Bittner as second vice president. Delegates to Lorain County Council include Mrs Alan DuVernay Mrs Stanley Lindo and Mrs Charles Rutherford. The group approves a donation to the Build Midview Committee and a musical program titled A Day in Tivoli Gardens by grades four through six.
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Grafton
Brush
James Anderson
Charles Rutherford
Maurice Bittner
Carl Thompson
George Smith
Richard Renner
Lorain County Council of
Parent-Teacher Associations
Alan DuVernay
Stanley Lindo
PTA
BGSU signs star Barbara Borley vocal teacher
Barbara Borley a vocal teacher at Brush High School will enroll at Bowling Green State University this September after being signed by BGSU The Michigan review notes Tivoli Gardens in Hill and a Copenhagen All America performer featured in a slide show at Midland High School highlighting center basket records.
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Barbara Borley
Brush
Midland
UPI
Sim
Tractions
Tivoli Gardens
Hill
Copenhagen
Denmark
Center
Con- High School
Bowl Junction
Green State University Unity of Students
Ohio
Suburban calendar highlights local meetings tonight and tomorrow
Local calendar lists civic and school meetings in multiple towns. Lagrange Baptist Men visit Cleveland Mission at 6 pm. Lorain County Grange officers meet 8 pm Carlisle Grange Hall. Brighton PTA at 7 pm. North Ridgeville Welcome Wagon 7 30 pm. Sheffield Lake Board of Education 8 30 pm. Firelands Board of Education 7 30 pm. Township Zoning Commission 8 pm. Wellington and Henrietta school events including Parent Night and American Field Service meeting.
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Lagrange — Men of the Baptist Men's Fellowship
Cleveland City
Carlisle
Lorain County Grange
Carlisle Grange
Brighton
Parent
North Ridgeville
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Elyria Savings and Trust Co
Sheffield
Sheffield Lake Board of Education
Brookside School
Henrietta
Firelands Board of Education
Township Zoning Commission
South Amherst
Board of Education
Wellington
South Main Street
Firelands Chapter
American Field Service
Henrietta Grange
P.m. Henrietta
Firelands Junior High School
Stocks Reach Record Highs Amid Cautious Week
UPI reports a mixed yet hopeful week with Dow Jones up 10.62 to 911.91 and the S&P 500 near 88.15 as gains outpaced losses. Investors weighed Viet Nam uncertainty and steel talks while overall volume showed oscillating buying power.
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New York
UPI
Viet Nam
Wall Street
Pittsburgh
Dow - Jones
Ard & Poor
RCA
Oil stock fraud trial in recess
In New York the federal court stock fraud trial of Erie oilman John A. McGuire went into recess as defense charges taint tainting emerged. Harold Wolfe testified that McGuire made him a brokerage vice president and paid him, with Wolfe passing funds to Herbert Perry. checks offered by the government were contested as tainted copies obtained illegally. Wolfe denied taking McGuire papers but said he took furniture from the home at his sister’s request after a separation.
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New York
UPI
Erie
John A. McGuire
Harold Wolfe
McGuire
Herbert Perry
Edmond G. Blumner
Wolfe
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Perry
Little Guys Return to Market Amid SEC Filing Surge
Washington reports a renewed wave of small investors entering the market driven by talk of growth stocks and high profits. March filings at the SEC hit 225, the biggest since 1962, signaling a return to going public even as market watchers fear repeats of the May crash.
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Washington
Samel
Beam
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Poing
Agaist
Auto lines get respite on holiday
Detroit reports Good Friday shutdowns under the new four day work week contract easing auto production pace. Ward's Automotive data show 154,925 units produced in the week, the lowest since the New Year’s shutdown, with 213,251 cars the prior week and 182,472 the year before. The three millionth car of 1965 rolled off the lines, the earliest date for such a milestone. Track output totaled 28,523 for the week, down from 38,300 and 35,822 in the previous periods.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Ward
$284 Million Dam Contract Awarded for Ohio River Project
The Drava Corp of Pittsburgh won a $284 million contract to build a high lift dam on the Ohio River in Mason County. Construction will start immediately on Racine locks to replace alder locks and save barge tows about four hours, located seven miles below Letart Falls, Ohio.
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Huntington
W Va
UPL
Ohio River
Mason County
Drava Corp of
Pittsburgh
Racine
Letart Falls
Ohio
U.S. Adds Centers Bowman and Anderson for Russia Trip
The United States basketball team preparing to face Russia on April 30 at St Louis has added centers Nate Bowman and Dan Anderson to its roster.
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ST Louis
UPI
United States
St. Louis
Nate Bowman
Dan Anderson
Bank of America tests living on credit card for a month
Ann Foley, 24, a secretary from Dakota, will live for a month on a Bank of America credit card in a "project no dough" study aimed at showing if daily life can be conducted without cash. The bank notes it is an academic exercise and will cover all purchases, with Foley free to keep any earned items.
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Francisco
Ann Ayleen Foley
Miss Foley
Nodough
Bank of America
Manpower Inc
San Francisco
Kenneth ¥. Larkin
Bank T of America
South
Dakota
Larkin
Federal official finds no racketeers in Capital Bank case
Cleveland UPI A federal banking authority said there was no evidence of racketeers in the alleged embezzlement at Capital National Bank. F H Ellis regional comptroller of currency noted investigators found no basis for such claims while former head bookkeeper Ralph E Mental faced embezzlement charges. Ellis declined to comment on further arrests as his office oversees Ohio Kentucky and Indiana banks. Impossible.
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Cleveland
UPD
Federal Banking Authority
Capital National Bank
F. H. Ellis
Capital Bank
Ralph E. Mental
Ellis
Ohio
Kentucky
Indiana
Poultry Prices in Ohio and Indiana Markets
U S Department of Agriculture data from Columbus shows retailer sales to major Ohio cities with large A White and large B white and brown fryers priced mainly 41 to 47 cents per unit, medium birds 38 to 43 cents, and hens light at about 6 cents. Prices at farms in Ohio and southern Indiana reflect similar ranges with fryers around 41 to 45 cents and No 1 quality fryers 41 to 45 cents.
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Ohio
Indiana
Sound investment advice on diversification and stock cycles
The reader asks about adding San Diego Gas and Electric and Niagara Mohawk Power to diversify income stocks American Can International Paper and United Gas. The adviser says the current trio is sound for income but weak for growth and recommends adding the two utilities. The term distribution phase means active trading at high price with little growth, described as four cycles accumulation mark up distribution and mark down.
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American Can
International Paper
United Gas Corp
San Diego Gas and Electric
Niagara Mohawk
Niagara Mohawk Power
Nical
Worker's idea worth $5000 at Weirton Steel plant
John Miclea of Toronto Ohio received a $5000 award from Weirton Steel Co for a worksaving idea at the Weirton plant. His proposal improves entrances to furnace pits torn down and rebuilt several times a year to remove slag, marking the largest single payout in the company’s Ideas for Improvement program.
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Weirton
W. Va
UPI
John Miclea
Toronto
Ohio
Weirton Steel Co
Miclea
Gram
Fowler warns on excise tax cuts risking deficit and inflation
Treasury Secretary Henry J. Fowler told Congress not to rush deeper excise tax cuts than the $1.7 billion request, saying a larger cut could widen the deficit and overheat the economy by boosting consumer spending. About 75 excise levies from autos to cosmetics bring in roughly $15 billion annually as lobby groups push repeal.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury
Henry J. Fowler
Congress
Fowler
Johnson
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