28 Chronicle-Telegram Elyria Ohio Apr 23
Local newspaper page fragment from Elyria Ohio dated Friday April 23 details community notices and brief items. Names of residents and organizations appear alongside calendar entries and short notices.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1965
Page
21
Local newspaper page fragment from Elyria Ohio dated Friday April 23 details community notices and brief items. Names of residents and organizations appear alongside calendar entries and short notices.
Pearl Bailey was admitted to Doctor's Hospital in New York with chest pain and placed under rest for a few days. Spokesmen noted the fatigue and stress from her upcoming midtown hotel cabaret engagement, with stand-ins including Sammy Davis Jr and Steve Lawrence while doctors decide on her release. Bailey has had two prior heart attacks.
A New Zealand visitor criticizes New York for noise traffic and alleged courtesy gaps. He contrasts London and Paris cabdrivers and cites rude department retail staff, while noting some stores offer good customer service. He recalls experiences in London and New Zealand and ends with a wry comment on blunt frontier manners.
Washington columnist shares a humorous quitting plan from Eartha Kitt who stopped smoking by drinking champagne and eating caviar when cravings struck. The piece notes potential drawbacks as it questions the practicality and appeal of the method. It also touches on material about the word fink and a retired journalist named Fred Waltman.
CORE plans a demonstration at the New York City Pavilion of the World's Fair on Sunday to oppose mayor Wagner's re election. Joyce Ware CORE regional director says the action will dramatize opposition to Wagner citing neglect of Negro and Puerto Rican communities and city problems. Over 300 CORE demonstrators were arrested at the fair's opening day last year.
UPI reports 18 year old Michael P Ceyler of Troy Ohio died Thursday in a two car collision on U S 27 about six miles north of Whitley City Kentucky.
Mrs Stevan Marsalko was elected president of the North Eaton Parent-Teachers Association with officers named including Mrs Lee Gris and John Beatty. Delegates to county council and alternates are listed. Foster Elliott spoke on Issue No 7 about a school for mentally retarded children. John Beatty announced the Spring Fair May 1 6 at the school and upcoming events: kindergarten May 4, Spring Concert May 13, bike rodeo May 15, and school ends June 9 at noon.
In Oberlin a Brockton Massachusetts man, Francis A McIntyre, 54, pleaded guilty to intoxication in court yesterday. He was fined ten dollars with nine dollars suspended and one dollar paid by local spectators after he stated he was destitute. A citizen later bought him a bus ticket to Brockton.
Hollywood composer Bronislaw Kaper 61 years old reflects on his career from Warsaw to MGM in 1930. He won an Oscar for Lilies of the field for San Francisco scores and blends humor with a modern musical outlook. He recalls writing the catchy San Francisco tune and his offbeat style echoes Victor Borge in spirit.
Under an interline agreement Icelandic Airlines and Trek Airways of South Africa offer thrifty round trip fares between New York and Johannesburg. Thrift season price 879 dollars with savings of 166 to 181 dollars versus jet economy. Flights route via daily Icelandic service connections in Luxembourg to Johannesburg with Trek providing weekly Luxembourg to Johannesburg service.
Hialeah Park in Florida remains open year round as a sightseeing center and has attracted visitors from 57 foreign countries including Russia Siberia Thailand Egypt and Iceland.
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