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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1964
Page
1
Economists foresee a record 7 million annual new car sales as General Motors reports a strong first half and Frederic Donner and John F. Gordon forecast a high growth pace into 1964. Auto capital spending also hits a new peak while industry hopes hinge on continued demand and plant capacity.
E. Stuart Perkins of Butler Aviation, Oak Brook Indiana, outlines rectilinear coordinate navigation and the Vector Analog Computer at a Radio Technical Commission for Aeronautics meeting in Washington. He argues the system reduces navigational error, saves millions yearly, and could enhance air traffic safety beyond the current VOR and VORTAC networks. FAA officials admit safety advantages though some engineers remain skeptical.
Gil Bauer achieved a 770 series in Elyria Bowling Association play, ranking as the third highest in the association’s recorded history. The note appears on page 31 of the issue.
Mostly cloudy and cool with occasional showers today through Friday. Highs 54 to 59, tonight's lows 49 to 50. Wednesday temperatures 51 to 64 with showers unlikely. Precipitation in 24 hours ending 8 p.m. Wednesday 0.23 inch. Humidity 93 percent at 8 a.m., 83 percent at 2 p.m., 93 percent at 8 p.m. Sunrise 6:26 a.m., sunset 8:24 p.m., moonset 9:03 p.m., moonrise Friday 12:15 a.m. EDT.
A 16 year old Avon Lake Ohio youth Bruce Crawford and companion Laure Lee Stafford were arrested after a Cameron Hotel holdup. Crawford claimed he robbed the hotel of 42.25 dollars because he was broke and in love. They were taken to Brownsville Texas then to Matamoras Mexico before return. The girl remains in juvenile custody.
The Broad Street Grill suffered a burglary discovered at 8 a.m. when owner Mrs. Virginia Frymier found two rear doors forced open. The thieves took a $120 cancer fund and related donations including a $15 collection and a $349 drive total. Police are investigating.
In FAIRVIEW Utah a Guernsey cow named for a testimonial is cited as the source for an ad campaign. Calvin Garlick reported the cow bloated early this morning after bar whisky bottles were dumped into a container. The theft involved several bottles and a suit against the Kisel tavern owners. The Garlicks claim the incident was linked to a broader shoplift of liquid goods.
Thant argues the Southeast Asia crisis is primarily political not military and only political and diplomatic means can solve it. He notes General de Gaulle’s neutralization call and remarks that U S policy backs anti guerrilla efforts with advisers aid and millions in funding amid ongoing losses.
The aging comedian Stepin Fetchit once earned about two million dollars entertaining moviegoers. Now a charity patient at Cook County Hospital, he chats about wealth, debt, and his past contracts while recalling friends and film roles. He wears formal attire in photos with Armstrong, Temple, Cole and others from earlier years.
Eugene H. Woods former owner of Fitchville Nursing Home where 63 elderly patients died in a November fire was charged in Akron Municipal Court with two counts of operating a nursing home without a license. Angela Mahl, his registered nurse, was also charged.
Gov James A Rhodes assured Lorain County delegates he will push to speed Interstate 90 work between Elyria and Cleveland. Kenneth Sommer of Lorain County Citizens for Highway Action urged priority for State Route 84, while Lorain commissioner Norman Thompson cited postponements since 1955. Masheter said expedited action depends on a $500 million highway bond issue voting next Tuesday.
A Lorain County Heart Society appeal seeks additional Type O positive donors for Mrs Dorothy Ansbro of Avon Lake. She will undergo open heart surgery May 27 at Cleveland Clinic Hospital to replace a heart valve. Contact Mrs Edward Kupniewski at 39220 Detroit Rd Avon if able to donate.
Improvised by Conway Arkansas farmer J D Mode uses an ax handle two dog collars sponge and suede leather to support a calf born with a missing leg joint Mode says the calf was born with the deformity and now walks on the makeshift device as a curiosity and local oddity.
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