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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 28, 1969

Page

11

Princess Anne visits Rover factory in Solihull

Princess Anne makes a striking solo appearance at the Rover automobile plant in Solihull Birmingham wearing a stone wool coat brass buttons and a black sombrero hat. She later presented the Wembley trophy after the Manchester City versus Leicester City Cup final. Miss Dunnalou Harper 18 of Bay Village wins Miss Ashland College title and overall talent award earning a place in Miss Ohio Pageant at Cedar Point in July.

Great Britain Princess Anne Rover Automobile Solihull Birmingham Wembley Manchester City Donnalou Harper Bay Village Ashland College Cedar Point

Chicago Guild approves record pay raise for journalists

The Chicago Newspaper Guild votes to accept a three year contract with Chicago Daily News and Chicago Sun-Times raising minimum weekly pay to 263 dollars for reporters. The deal covers 385 editorial workers and improves pensions health insurance and a cost of living bonus. runs to Feb 29 1972. Chicago Today debuts replacing Chicago's American with a breakfast for Nixon attendance and aims at affluent readers in the city and suburbs.

Chicago UPI Chicago Newspaper Guild Guild Chicago Daily News Chicago Sun-Times Field Enterprises Chicago Today Richard Ogilvie Richard Daley Nixon Washington Chicago Courant Lloyd Wendt Chicago American Chicago Tribune Wendt

First French nuclear test explosion noted in Sahara

The report states the first French nuclear test occurred on February 13 1960 in the Sahara Desert. The fragment lists multiple names and addresses seemingly from hospital notes or personal records including Lilly Lilly Lilly and Bechtel Shef Field among others.

Sahara Desert

Wooster publisher outlines Israeli skepticism of outside pledges

Wooster Daily Record editor R Victor Dix says Israel remains wary of promises from the United States and other nations. He notes past pledges over Sinai, passage rights, U N troop presence, and the 1967 war, emphasizing Israel seeks guaranteed peace, preserved Jerusalem, Golan Heights, and a West Bank buffer before withdrawal, with high defense spending and Gaza irrigation progress.

New York UPY R. Victor Dix Wooster Ohio Daily Record Israel Dix United States Britain Suez Canal Sinai U.N Egypt Bere Middle East Jerusalem Golan Heights

Service clubs host speakers at noon meetings

First Lieutenant Ronald D Hopper Vietnam veteran will speak at the Rotary Club lunch in the YMCA at 12 05. Joseph E Cirigliano local attorney will address Elyria Kiwanis at noon at the YMCA on The Constitution and the Fifth Amendment. Cirigliano Baldwin Wallace College graduate admitted to the bar in 1952 served as Civil Service Commissioner in 1963.

Ronald D. Hopper Vietnam Rotary Club YMCA Joseph E. Cirigliano Elyria Kiwatis Club Cirigliano Baldwin-Wallace College University Civil Service Commissar

Feliciano shines in NBC special despite early hiccups

Jose Feliciano, blind since birth, sings and plays guitar on NBC’s Feliciano Very Special with Diana Waring and Glen Campbell. The performance adapts to his mobility, keeping him seated and supported by talent, while the Bach program and Bernstein’s Young People’s Concert deliver lively, inventive interpretations.

New York Jose Feliciano Feliciano NBC Jose Amily Williams Dioone Warwick Glen Campbell Campbell Leonard Bernstein CBS New York Philharmonic Orchestra

Postal note returns undelivered addressee in 1969

A 1969 letter mailed from Cape Comorin in India to Madras was returned to the sender with a postal mark stating the addressee could not be traced. The note reflects delays and tracking challenges of the era.

Cape Comorin India Madras

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