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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1962
Page
10
Obie brief from Elyria dated Friday August 3 1962 notes local happenings and short notices within the Chronicle-Telegram edition.
Alaska emerges as a rising oil producer with its first successful well in September 1957 and by 1961 ranking 19th among 31 oil producing states, according to Oil Facts. The report notes rapid growth and growing significance for Alaska's energy sector.
Carleton College senior physics major David W. Ignat works under Dr. Robert J. Kolenkow to develop a high speed motor drive for an experiment measuring force between individual atoms. Ignat is among six Carleton physics majors collaborating with faculty on research this summer. he is from Oberlin Ohio.
Four ASNE editors led by Lee Hills met with President Kennedy after a Russian tour. Mil ler of Gannett, Stone of Scripps-Howard, and Royster of the Wall Street Journal joined the delegation in Washington.
New York reports that total health education and welfare spending per person will average 514 dollars in 1962, up from 232 dollars in 1950, according to the National Industrial Conference Board.
Rapid City South Dakota police state Gold Star Mother of the Year Mrs Ia Vange Michael 67 has been charged as an abortionist after a 12 year probe. She was arrested in a surprise raid on her home and released on 5000 bond while her case is delayed for defense preparation. The investigation followed deathbed statements from young SD girls later repudiated after recovery.
Investor questions split Gillette shares into Avco and Magnavox for diversification. Expert recommends holding 100 Gillette and shifting the rest to Avco and Magnavox. He also lists two bonds, American Telephone 4 1/2% 1998 and U S Steel 4 4% 1986, with yields and call/protection notes, urging readers to decide.
William C. Lucas, a New York City policeman since 1953, with six children and a Hempstead home, earned a Fordham University Law School degree after four years of night study. He had once received a departmental citation for subduing an armed man and aims to practice law beyond police work.
Wellington resident Ray E. Shreve will receive a bachelor of science in elementary education from Ashland College on August 10 during the 10 a.m. commencement at Memorial Chapel. He is among 57 summer graduates. speaker Woodrow Zinser of Mansfield City Schools will discuss "The Challenge of the Decade." Shreve will teach at Beiden Elementary School this fall.
Vermilion firefighters, aided by two trucks and two police cars, responded to a 3:06 p.m. alarm on Trinter Road near the city limits. Water department officials received a call from someone sounding like a young child and prompted a brief volunteers’ drill that ended without incident.
The report finds that people aged 18 and older who are over six feet tall comprise 15 percent of the voting age population in the United States.
The Tax Foundation notes the income tax, first raising $28 in 1913, is now projected to bring about 50 billion dollars to the government this year.
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