Priests Join Elyria Catholic High Faculty First Time
Elyria Ohio August 1964 the Chronicle Telegram reports that three priests join the Elyria Catholic High School faculty marking a first for the school. Rev Robert Donohoe will be school director and print teaching staff includes Rev Gaetano Menegatto and Rev Peter Crema among others. The school opens with about 750 students with new orientation days for freshmen and sophomores.
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Legion to sponsor 4 H event at North Baton show
American Legion Post 717 announces a 4 H Club Horse Show on September 13 at 1 30 pm at William Weston farm near Rt 82 and North Island Rd. Entry is 1 per class with five ribbons and a trophy per class. Membership drive runs through December 31 with eligibility for WWI WWII and Korean War veterans.
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Instant gardening proves popular with homeowners
New York UPI reports the National Clay Pot Manufacturers Association notes many homeowners favor instant gardening. Members produce nearly 200000000 clay pots for 18000 growers of foliage and sand bulb interests.
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Broadcasters Spend Nearly 30 Million On Rights This Year
A Broadcast magazine survey shows networks and stations will pay about 29.6 million dollars for college and professional game rights this year. The NFL deal with CBS tops 28.2 million over two seasons, while NBC-NCAA pact exceeds 13 million. The NFL title game rights command around 1.8 million per game.
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Gemini program set back by delays to launch
Delays in Gemini capsule deliveries from McDonnell Aircraft stall a planned two astronaut Earth orbit mission. Officials at the Manned Spacecraft Center in Houston still cite a fourth quarter target this year, but privately fear a postponement to early 1965 or later as the program misses its promised schedule. The setback follows the long gap since the Mercury 229 orbit flight in May 1963 and underscores persistent reliability challenges in the Gemini program.
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