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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1964

Page

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Rail dispute settled as LBJ eyes lasting peace

President Johnson announced a settlement of the rail road work rules dispute after a 15 day truce and a near nationwide shutdown. Union leaders must ratify the agreement, described as a pretty good deal though railroad officials opposed the terms. Johnson hailed the deal as just and fair and said it enables modernization while addressing human concerns.

Washington UPI Johnson Illinois Central Railroad White House Harry S Truman Roy E’ Davidson Brotherhood of ‘Ocomotive Engineers Davidson J.H Doc) Wolfe America Wolfe George W. Taylor Theodore W. Kheel

LBJ to speak in Ohio on June 17 and at Cleveland event

President Johnson plans two Ohio appearances on June 17 after addressing the Governors Conference in Cleveland. He will speak at the Communications Workers of America convention in Cleveland in a daytime session and then at the Ohio Jefferson Jackson Dinner in Columbus.

Columbus UPI Johnson Ohio Cleveland The Communications Workers of America Coleman Communications Workers Convention Public Auditorium

Weather update for West and Northeast Ohio showers and cooler

Weather summary reports showers and a few towers late this afternoon or tonight. Cooler with highs 55 to 60 and low 43 to 48. Friday mainly sunny in the west, clearing east with little temperature change.

Ohio

Schools Shut In Rights Fight In Chester

State Police with riot sticks patrolled Chester as local officers, exhausted from long shifts, arrested 212 demonstrators after public schools closed. Injuries to several demonstrators, two officers, and a reporter were reported as clashes continued into the night and state troopers moved in to disperse the crowd.

Chester UPI

Measles surge and street clashes sweep Lorain County

More than 3100 cases of German measles flood Lorain and Elyria as rubella spreads. Immunization for regular measles exists but none for German measles. Police patrols halt vandalism amid demonstrations. arrests escorted to Broadmeadown Prison and a jail setup in a garage behind the Delaware County Court House in Media. Lorain County Health Bureau reports and hearings to follow.

Broadmeadown Delaware County County Health Bureau Media Stanley Lorain County Marion G. Fish Committee For Freedom Now Elyria Lorain Felder Rouse The Charles D Long Loram Elyra Health Department Wyman Ber Health Agency Congress

Prayer battle heats up House

New Hampshire Rep. Louis C. Wyman told the House Judiciary Committee that Supreme Court rulings banning school prayer and Bible reading show Americans have outgrown God in public institutions. He urged passage of a constitutional amendment ensuring any person may participate or decline in school or public prayers. Wyman displayed petitions from Ohio and Kentucky supporting his measure, and cited court decisions from 1962 and 1963 as overruling school prayers.

Washington UPI New Hampshire Supreme Court Louis C. Wyman Rn.h Congress House Judiciary Committee Wyman Ohio Kentucky

Biology Students Celebrate Eggs From Loyal Bullsnakes

At St. Cloud State College Minnesota the pet bullsnakes Toby and Tilly mated after two years of courtship. Tilly laid 15 eggs in a publicized event valued by biology students. Toby is noted as the partner in the sequence of events observed at the campus.

Toby Tilly St. Cloud (Minn.) State College

Lorain Officers Indicted on Brutality Charges

Lorain Police Sgt Richard L. Griffith and Patrolman John F. Kochan were indicted yesterday by a federal grand jury in Cleveland on brutality charges. They will remain on vice squad duty with Police Chief Rank W. Pawlak denying any suspension.

Spring wanderers found after city search

Two four year old children Bobbie McKee and Susanne Gerdine were missing from their homes for about ten minutes. Police and fire crews searched the river area near the McKee home and found them at Third Street and Middle Avenue. They were brought back safely and reunited with their families.

Bobbie McKee East Ave Susanne Gerdine 1Sth Robert L. McKee Susanne McKee Samuel P. Gerdine Black River Park John P. Madhock WEOL Fourth St Third St Middle Ave Lyle C. Scott Maurice C. Flood Flood Bobbie Bobbie Chee Susanne Gérdine 15Th St Jack E. Drage

Arkansas land office receives unusual letter with trading stamp

The Arkansas land office got a letter from Jerry Smith of Wynne containing a $21 check. The check was valid but the accompanying letter carried a trading stamp instead of a regular postal stamp.

Little Rock, Ark UPI State Land Office Jerry Smith Wynne,Ark

Population estimates from ancient to modern times

The text notes a vast historical birth count totaling 77 billion since prehistory and cites a current world population around 3 billion with a projected doubling in 37 years. It promotes Chronicle-Times Classified ads for Lorain County readers as a sales message.

Chronicle Tim C-T Lorain County Lora

Endrin Pesticide Causes Mississippi River Fish Kill Alarms Officials

Government scientists found Endrin in mud samples from Cyprus Creek near Memphis and linked discharge to plant Versicol Chemical Corp. PHS and Agriculture Dept officials face permit refusals as they inspect 36 Mississippi basin plants for contamination contributing to the river kill.

Washington Memphis Tenn Mississippi Mississippi River Endrin Cyprus Creek Public Health Service PHS Agriculture Department Versicol Chemical Corp W J. Anthony Sud Mississippi Basin

Oberlin professor to conduct African health research

Elyria Lorain Oberlin area pages summarize notable scholars and local achievements. The report notes an Oberlin professor to conduct African regional health research, with other items including seniors earning merit scholarships and a Lorainite appointed to West Point.

Oberlin Elyria Lorain West Point

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