14 Aug 1964
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1964
Page
1
A Chronicle-Telegram reporter, chasing a escape from the office, finds a multi colored kitten on his car hood. He safely removes it and places it on the ground where it heads toward a fence and a car with curious onlookers. Local odds point to the kitten finding a home.
Homer Gun Club treasurer says 475 dollars raised for Jamie Greenawald’s artificial foot may jeopardize county and state aid for up to nine years. Medina County Welfare Director urges withholding until investigation. Crippled Children program covers medical bills until 18 or family can pay. The club plans to seek legal options to preserve the funds without impacting aid.
Senate liberals launched amendments to stall a Supreme Court ruling on state legislative apportionment while the House moved to bypass the Judiciary Committee and send a bill forbidding federal court rulings on apportionment to the floor. The debate split city and rural lawmakers as Congress aims for an August adjournment before the Democratic National Convention.
In Bogota two police officials Lt Col Tirso Mayor Rojas and Captain Jose E Caceres were seized by a student mob during street disorders and are reportedly held on campus. No injuries reported at this time.
Patrols of 200 riot police were ordered again as Paterson and Elizabeth faced repeated bottle, rock and Molotov attacks. Police reported injuries and arrests including Richard Sarrant of the Congress of Racial Equality, while Mayor Graves pledged continued force to restore order.
The former Elyria Lace Co. plant at 711 Taylor St. has been sold to three businessmen led by Harold F. Enyeart of Elyria. Airborne Mechanisms Inc may remodel the 6.73 acre site to house its pumps and accessories for civilian aircraft. A utilization study is planned to determine fit. The Lace Co. employed 120 in better years and closed in the 1950s due to foreign competition.
Elyria community calendar notes an upcoming Elyria Community Concert Association program featuring the Prague Chamber Orchestra as part of next year’s attractions.
Walter Tedderick 33 of 126 Clark St Elyria died at Lorain St. Joseph Hospital hours after a collision at Beech Ave and West 23rd St. Kathy Kassu 17 and passenger Elizabeth Tuink 18 were released. A 5 year old Maxwell was in fair condition. brother David 7 and mother Mary Ann Maxwell were treated. car owner Peggy Hupp 37 uninjured. Police cited speeding and stopping-sign violation. investigation continues. Funeral arrangements incomplete.
Weather in the Northeast Ohio region calls for mostly sunny skies and a rise in temperatures to the mid 60s to low 70s today. Tonight will be clear and cold with mid 40s. Saturday remains mostly sunny with a warming trend. Lake Erie winds shift from northwest to west at 15 to 20 knots, easing tonight. Rainfall is expected from showers Saturday night into Sunday and again Monday in the northeast, totaling about half to three quarters of an inch.
Disaster workers recovered the bodies of seven American airmen killed when a KBSO refueling plane crashed into a mountain 170 miles northeast of Tokyo. A separate Kennedy Airport heist saw four armed men steal 63 000 cash and 20 000 in checks. U S Air Force transports aided Tshombe against rebels as Johnson signed a broad federal pay bill.
Moscow reports another unmanned satellite in the Cosmos series designed to advance space exploration. Tass notes the craft carries scientific instruments linked to the space program announced on March 16, 1962.
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