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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1964
Page
2
Program notes list 5:00 Early Show 6:00 Farm Fare 6:30 English 7:00 7:30 7:45 Today Show Rex Humbard 5 o'clock Show.
Robert Saudek discusses translating Kennedy’s idea of moral courage to television in Profiles in Courage. The series highlights public figures who, amid risk and pressure, choose conscience over personal gain, pairing insight with dramatic portrayal.
Allan M. Schroeder filed two foreclosure suits in Erie County Common Pleas Court seeking mortgages on Vermilion properties. First suit targets Lillian and Conrad Neidling with The First Federal Savings and Loan Association of Lorain and Shepard Heating Co. named as defendants. Second suit includes Neidling couple plus Shepard Heating Co. and Lorna Schroeder with mortgage foreclosures on Allendale Acres assets to satisfy a judgment. Schroeder asks defendants to state their claims.
Tonight watch Light That Failed at 11 20 on channel 8 with Ronald Colman and Walter Muston. My Forbidden Past airs at 12 45 on channel 3 featuring Ava Gardner and Robert Mitchum. Buck Benny Rides Again at 1 20 on channel 8 stars Jack Benny and Ellen Drew. Tomorrow Mystery in Mexico airs at 5 05 on channel 4 with William Lumdigan.
Los Angeles Dodgers star Tom Davis won back to back National League batting titles in 1962 and 1963 becoming the first repeat winner in the senior circuit since Stan Musial did it from 1950 to 1952.
In Totnes England Dr Esmond Jellicoe faces neighbor complaints over a noisy peacock that kept them awake at 3 am after the other bird died. Jellicoe and his wife defend the birds saying children visit the office and the birds entertain them. One neighbor, Joe Seaford, called it impossible to sleep as the birds cry like babies.
Medical memo notes that most fruit seeds are harmless but crushed seeds can produce cyanide in the gut. A four year old became unconscious after a ground seed mix of peaches, with similar cases from prunes and wild apricots. Turkish caution limits apricot seeds to eight at a time due to cyanide danger.
In a contract bridge vignette, Sylvia at the South seat opens two hearts then via Blackwood and a series of cues reaches seven no trump. North responds five clubs, East leads a spade, and Sylvia secures a 2240 point contract highlighting her quirky interpretation of conventions and unpredictable play.
The column outlines a social conscious Leo and other signs, urging balance between reform drive and enjoying life. It notes leaders among the born, names Shelley and Hamsun, and offers daily guidance for each zodiac sign with cautious optimism.
In Huron County Common Pleas Court, defendants from Norwalk New London Norwalk and Medina faced fines for traffic offenses. Names include Dick Evans Lee Neuberger David L Kirk Robert E Houghton Gayle Ashbaker Robert J Roeder Viron Lewis and Calvin A Loudy with fines ranging from 5 to 30 dollars and one waiver.
Michael A. Diasio of Parma seeks $15,000 from Paul Kurtz in a court suit arising from a farm tractor and truck collision on U S Rt 250 about one mile north of St Rt 113 in August 1962.
In Rochester New York researchers report that stain free steel wire replaces silt thread to rejoin severed nerve ends reducing scarring and improving healing outcomes.
Norwalk hosts the annual 4-H Food and Style Revue at the VFW Building with 600 Huron County 1-H girls judged this week. Miss Virginia Dahs and Mrs. Thomas Hartley of Erie County will judge. Foods Revue starts at 9:00 a.m. Style Revue at 1:00 p.m. County winners advance to State Fair. entrants must hold an A in club judging. Prizes are provided by local banks, elevators, merchants, and clubs from Collins Greenwich Monroeville Norwalk.
Maria Regina Belisario Vianna known as Nena will arrive in New York August 10 and travel to Amherst to live with Dr. and Mrs. Robert J. Mulford at 472 Sunset Drive. The 17 year old from Rio de Janeiro will attend Marion L. Steele High School and has studied English for three years. Her hobbies include tennis and she is interested in French philosophy and stenography. She travels through France Italy Belgium Portugal Spain Germany Austria Switzerland Argentina and Uruguay. The Mulfords have a daughter Janet and two married sons Bob and Dick.
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