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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1966
Page
12
A reader discussion questions trial lawyer honesty as a legal storm brews over a cheap lot view. The page notes warn potential buyers and highlight a feature on education in Avon Lake, with a report titled Down Under presenting facets of schooling.
Church page brief notes a panel discussion by the Third Order Franciscans scheduled for Wednesday at St. Mary Church. The same pages mention 17 area scouts to receive the Ad Altare Dei award in Cleveland tomorrow. Also listed: Oberlin student named Protestant chaplain at county detention home and other church news.
In this issue Werte ee ee covers Kipton tragedy signals time changes 75 years ago as daylight saving becomes standard. It also notes a new Elyria library librarian calling the library a treasure house and reports modernization in the county recorder’s office while side comments from a square dance add local color.
Following last night's community concert, entertainers were guests at a reception with story and pictures. Victor Borge appears as subject on today's Celebrity Cookbook page on the women’s pages, with lists and notes.
Area schools announce salary stagnation as the Black River board moves meetings to earlier times. Meanwhile Convenience foods emerge as a booming niche, taking 30 cents of every food dollar, with Lorain County highlighting a local market segment featured in Everybody's Business.
Northeastern Ohio residents left for work at 5:50 a m Monday noting speed changes for fast time or daylight saving. Greyhound buses and trains from Elyria to Norwalk were affected with schedules shifting at midnight. Next Monday morning some arrivals show updated times while others appear late due to the time shift.
A chartered American Flyers Lockheed Electra carrying 92 soldiers and 6 crew crashed in a thunderstorm near Ardmore Oklahoma, killing 81. Debris spread over hundreds of yards and 17 passengers survived. the flight recorders may reveal fault or weather causes. Flight pilot Reed Pigman was among the dead.
Dr Charles Chesner chief pathologist at St Joseph Hospital told a coroner conference that more than half of adult traffic victims in Lo Rain County from 1949 to 1964 had blood alcohol over .14, far above legal intoxication. He urged belt use, noting many deaths could have been prevented with restraints.
A playful remark on the lag between earning and spending, suggesting we would gladly pay per use if we could only catch up with expenses already incurred. The quip reflects financial juggling and everyday budgeting humor.
Weather forecast notes broken text shows cloudy skies and warmer temps with scattered showers today. Tonight remains largely cloudy with mild conditions and a few showers. Sunday forecast uncertain due to garbled figures. Details referenced on page 12.
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops swept a 335 mile north of Saigon area mopping up remnants of a Communist force after a two day clash. Allied losses reported light with 322 dead on the battlefield and estimates of 200 more guerrillas carried away.
Washington reports swirl around Sen. Thomas J Dodd amid a spreading ethics row. Ties to Lyndon B. Johnson and Julius Klein draw scrutiny as columnists charge Dodd used funds from two testimonial events for private purposes. Read more on page 8.
Marcel L. De Rudder a Westville Illinois coal miner shown slight improvement after implantation of grapefruit sized artificial heart by Dr. Michael E DeBakey at Methodist Hospital. Doctors report his vital signs stabilizing and the left ventricular bypass working satisfactorily at about 75 percent of normal. His wife Fana visited his room amid tears.
The Chronicle Telegram hires Melvin Durslag to contribute regular sport news views and humor. Durslag, known colorist and Los Angeles Herald Examiner writer, will provide weekly columns beginning with national sports items for CT readers.
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