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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1963
Page
2
A Canberra display shows a kangaroo leaping 42 feet in distance and reaching up to 10 feet in height at speeds up to 3 mph. The event highlights the animal’s surprising jumping ability and agility presented by Chronicle-Telegram.
Quiet reading room invites visitors to explore Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures by Mary Baker Eddy and the Bible. Free loan or $4 library edition, paperback $1.95, hours 10 AM to 5 PM daily except Sundays and holidays at Elyria Savings & Trust Building, Elyria, Ohio.
The article analyzes a duplicate game deal where South aimed to reach five clubs. Opening spade lead by South's opponents created danger of a spade ruff, but declarers won in dummy with the king of spades and cashed hearts to set up a successful endgame. The piece stresses practical play over flashy techniques and highlights the mental discipline needed to survive spade danger.
Washington report details that despite a near 71 million income rise last year, 2.7 to 4 million Americans live in genuine poverty. Studies by Dr Robert Lamont and others highlight disparities by age, race, education, and family structure, noting significant numbers of elderly and single parent households in poverty. The piece probes who is poor and why, citing federal aid debates and demographic risk factors.
The St Vincent de Paul Church group reports 63 members and a new member, Eugene Riegelsverger, as they plan a church carnival. Discussion covers education levels, ADC poverty figures, and family costs, noting many have limited schooling and wage constraints. The next society meeting is Sept 9 at 7:30 pm.
The Grafton Post Office seeks rural carrier applicants to fill one year term routes. Applicants must live within the delivery area, be at least eighteen, and meet exam requirements. Position pays 1277 dollars for a route plus four percent cost of living allowance. Applications must be received by August 27.
Paris reports longtime Paris correspondent for The New York Post and The New York Sun, William Bid, 74, died on a Friday after a career spanning several decades. The obituary notes his contributions to journalism and service as a trusted newsman in the community.
A New London program completed its drivers' course ending with 26 participants aided by instructors. The session covered traffic safety, maneuvering, and practical road skills in a structured class setup.
Washington based Petite Assoc president Jennson Johnston is in critical care at George Washington Hospital after a cerebral thrombosis led to a coma. Hospital officials say Johnston was admitted on Tune 17 and remains in serious condition with medical teams providing treatment and monitoring.
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