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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1964
Page
3
Television schedule for Elyria as listed in the Chronicle Telegraph listing two days Tuesday and Wednesday. All programs subject to change with emphasis on local listings and time slots.
William Founder, 21, Milan, and Dewey Tuttle, 18, Plymouth, receive six month sentences suspended with costs and restitution or none. Donald E Adkins, 18, Tira, petty larceny gets 30 day sentence suspended. Donald E Shephaerd, 26, Wellington, fictitious registration and speeding with fines. Claud E Thompson, 23, Wellington, fictitious registration and speeding with fines.
LaGrange 4 H Pin Ups hosted mothers with project displays and a style review set for Wellington High School at 8 30 am tomorrow for members earning A grades. A club picnic will occur at Cascade Park on August 19 with Nancy Stewart chairing and Sharon Buckingham providing refreshments.
In Bangkok Thailand storks visiting the Wat Phai Lom bird sanctuary to raise their young were later found in Siberia during the summer. The birds had been banded at the sanctuary.
The Huron Playhouse ends its 16th season with Eugene ONeill s Ah Wilderness a nostalgic family comedy set in the early 20th century The cast features Richard Miller played by John C Soliday with siblings Nat and Essie Miller portrayed by Jack Winger and Mary Jo Johnson The production directed by Robert Findlay runs 8pm EST tonight through Saturday with mood and memory highlighted by John Hepler s imaginative set and Savages elder brother scenes
In a wide interview from Fairfield University, Jack Stroud discusses aging players in the NFL as TV money reshapes careers. He notes competitors like Y A Tittle aged 37 and a roster with many over 30, while networks pay millions for games and endorsements extend players’ careers into their late 30s.
Channel 3 presents music, folk acts, and a Cleveland Orchestra concert conducted by George Szell. The lineup includes Angels Travel on Lonely Roads and a Summer Festival of song with Florence Henderson, Anita Gillette, Robert Kaye, and Wayne Newton.
Ohio University President Vernon E. Alden will chair a August 27 meeting in Washington of college and university leaders from ten Appalachian states. They will discuss research and actions to strengthen the Appalachia program as part of President Johnsons effort to boost distressed areas, independent of the national poverty bill which has passed Congress.
Lorain Diabetic Association, a member of United Health Foundation, received two memorial gifts of undisclosed amounts. One honors Mrs. Mary Getner from the Fruehaus Corp Management Club. the other honors Mrs. Helen Holbrook from several donors including Mrs. Beatrice Dolan and others. The group does not solicit gifts except during the United Appeal Crusade for Mercy but welcomes voluntary memorial gifts.
A half dozen demonstrators marched outside the home of Representative William McCulloch on Saturday to protest his support for the civil rights bill. Police monitored the scene as the small group urged action and national attention on the issue.
TV listings show Channel 8 airing Road to Zanzibar with Bing Crosby Bay Hope and Dorothy Lamour at 11 20 PM. Channel 3 presents The Narrow Margin starring Charles McGraw and Jacqueline White at 11 10 PM. Channel 8 also airs The Case Against Mrs Ames with Madeline Carroll and George Brent at 11 40 PM. Tomorrow at 5 05 PM Channel 3 features Slaughter Trail with Brian Donlevy Gig Young and Virginia Grey.
Mrs Virginia Keith, 62, of Brewster Ohio, collapsed in Prestwick Scotland after arriving with her husband William from the United States. The Stark County couple were headed to a reunion of the Keith family born in Aberdeen. Mrs Keith died shortly after entering the arrival lounge before a doctor could reach her.
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