Reds say aviator a prisoner
In Tokyo, North Vietnam claimed naval aviator Everett J. Alvarez, 27, from San Jose, is a prisoner. He was on his honeymoon seven months ago and participated in a U.S. air strike against North Vietnamese bases. If confirmed, he would be the second U.S. naval pilot captured in Indochina.
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Tokyo
UPI
Everett J. Alvarez
North Viet Nam
Alvarez
McGoon
France
U.S. Naval
Indochina
Charles Klusmann
San Diego
Pathet Lao
Laos
South
Viet Nam
China
San Jose
Calif
U.S
Johnson
Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Tangee
Everett
Hanoi
Union Aide Clashes Over Mill Entry Rights
Union leader Carl J. Roberts, elected president of a 7000 member USW unit, faces access rules at United States Steel Corp. mills. USS posted entry notices. company argues such notices resemble general leave allowances. Roberts, on leave from the Lorain mill, also serves as assistant grievance committeeman. A grievance dispute moves through company union channels.
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United Steelworkers Union
Jocal 1104
United States Steel Corp
Lopgerheads
Carl J. Roberts
Lorain
USS
Roberts
Texas warns outdoorsmen on chigger bites and precautions
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department warns outdoorsmen not to scratch chigger bites or risk secondary infections. It notes the tiny insects likely do not spread disease and advises applying repellent products to the skin to deter chiggers.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
Texas Parks and Wildlife Department
County labor council orders review for 2 election losers
The Lorain County Building and Construction Trades Council will appoint an examining and screening committee next Monday to review last week’s officer election after a protest by two veteran officers who lost their posts. The AFL-CIO National Trades Department reportedly voided the election, with officials unavailable on whether a telegram from the national unit president was received. The dispute prompted a postponement of installation, while longtime officers Russell Reisinger and Steve Stuhy were defeated by Joseph Sedivy and Forrest Handley.
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Mall
Anthony Konzen
Lorain County Building and Construction Trades Council
Konzen
Afl-Cio
National Building and Construction Trades Department
C. J. Haggerty
Newslate
Russell Reisinger
Steve Stuhy
Joseph Sedivy
Forrest Handley
Apprenticeship program urged by Elyria EEOC
The Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee plans a youth apprenticeship program through area schools and industry. Mayor Fred B. Sanford says many youths can enter profitable trades if pride in accomplishment is revived and apprenticeship value is emphasized. EEOC members expect industry will cooperate with schools, and support from Dan McCarthy is noted.
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Elyria Equal Opportunities Committee
Fred B. Sanford
EEOC
Dan McCarthy
Bureau of Youth Training
Cleveland
Charles Neeson
Sanford
Rt 20 property owners seek to keep Ridgeville zoning
North Ridgeville residents rally to preserve Rt 20 commercial zoning as council and planning officials study a master plan. Norton Henry presses a four point plan aiming to keep existing commercial areas, limit sprawl, and require development criteria and a five year review period with a $25 fee for zoning requests.
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Rt. 20
Ridgeville
North Ridgeville
Rt. 2
Counci Chambers
Regional Planning Commission
Norton Henry
Henry
Planning Commission
Fic
Paul Sweda
Sweda
Council
Zoning Board
Kenneth Alten
Ridgeville plans four commercial zone districts for growth
Ridgeville planners outline four zones B 1 through B 4 to shape commercial areas from neighborhood shops to central business and highway services. B 1 focuses on neighborhood commerce with groceries and small firms, B 2 covers city wide retail and public buildings, B 3 targets motorist oriented outlets and motels with safety buffers, B 4 creates a parkway district near turnpike interchanges serving travelers.
Lorain County Board of Education approves new supervisor
The Lorain County Board of Education approved appointing William Lilley as intermediate supervisor for all fifth and sixth grade teachers in county schools. Two top posts were vacated with the resignations of Robert Bell and Leon Segal. Lilley, 38, from Belden Elementary, will also oversee attendance in most county schools.
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Loraine County
William Lilley
Belden
Midview
Lilley
Norman A. Stewart
Fred W. Lott
Wilbur S. i Amstutz
Glenn E. McMullen
Ohio School Boards Association
Columbus
Wayne A Whyte
Beards and belles headline Sesquicentennial program
Amherst hosts Sesquicentennial events with the Sesqui Belles costume contests at 8 30 p m at the band stand judged by Donna Hayes Connie Davis Kay Koontz and LuElla Kepler Mrs Albert King chairs the Sesqui Belles committee Whiskers and facial hair judged later with prizes in multiple categories A 40 foot tower goes up on Main Street ahead of aerial act and fireworks at 9 30 and 10 p m Jerry the TV Chimp and dogs perform at 7 30 p m Rides and booths run 2 p m to midnight Antiques sale and show at the fire station 7 30 to 9 p m
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Wen
Donna Hayes
Connie Davis
Kaye Koontz
Amherst News- Times
LuElla Kepler
The
Journal
Albert King
Main St
Jerry
Ceramics comeback in space age aids missiles and ships
In Minneapolis Minnesota UPI reports ancient ceramics fuel a space age revival. Honeywell Inc notes ceramic uses span ash trays pottery to precision gyroscopes thermoelectric generators in missiles and spaceships.
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Minneapolis, Minn
UPI
Honeywell Inc
IBEW expands pickets to motels and hotels during Ohio Edison strike
IBEW Local 1194 members halt truck delivery at Island Mouse in Port Clinton seeking a court injunction as strike widens to motels and hotels housing supervisors. Pickets also target Sands Motel in Sandusky Hunter Motel in Bellevue and a Marion area motel while Ohio Edison keeps supervisors in lodging for emergency readiness. The 25 day walkout, longest in company history, began July 14 over a new two year contract with a second UWA strike settled last weekend. Local 1184 totals 90 Lake Erie division employees involved.
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Ohio Edison Co
Port Clinton
Ottawa County
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
UIBEW
Ohio Edison
IBEW
Sands
Sandusky
Hunter
Bellevue
Marion
Toledo
Pennsylvania
Lake Erie
Coolumbus
City Cab Co
Broad St
Elyria
Utility Workers of America
CWA
Ibew Local 1184
Coffee cream theft shocks Legion Auxiliary meeting
SPENCER The newly installed officers of American Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 608 learned their coffee was stolen after a meeting at Town Hall. A kitchen mishap was blamed for the missing cream, with the kitchen window sill left bare. The unit announced 1964 65 officers and noted top state awards from the Cincinnati convention. The junior auxiliary received a departmental president citation. They plan a Sept. 17 dinner at Surrey Inn Ashland and will sell home products through August 20 to raise funds.
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Spencer
American: ‘Legion Auxiliary Unit No. 608
Ann
Elmo Hord
Robert Rice
Raymond Burden
Francis Stuart
Ted Prujcer
Shirk
Lowell Coomer
Blanche Dalgleish
Cincinnati
Surrey Inn
Ashland
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Mary Stillwell
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International Brotherhood of Elect Study
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Laborers’ Union
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